SanDisk SDSDB-256-A10 256 MB Secure Digital Card (Retail Package)
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Digital Cameras Photo Reviews of SanDisk SDSDB-256-A10 256 MB Secure Digital Card (Retail Package)
Customer Review: Shipping from BlueProton
Summary: 1 Stars
I place my original order on 10/19/08, with a promised delivery date of 10/23/08 to 10/28/08. I kept checking with the U.S. Post Office to try and ascertain where my order was in the shipping cycle. The Post Office was unable to help me. On 11/13/08,I wrote to Amazon.com to find out why I had not received my order. They in turn forwarded my message to BlueProton. I never received an answer from them. On 11/21/08,I again sent Amazon.com an e-mail stating that I still had not received my order. This time,I finally heard from BlueProton apologizing that my order had not been received and their promise to ship a replacement on 11/24/08 via Fedex. I finally received my order by USPS Priority Mail on 11/28/08. I am very hesitant in ordering anything in the future because of unacceptable practicesPanasonic 256 MB SD Memory Card RPSD256BU1A in shipping products that have been ordered.Customer Review: Unfortunately, not a good purchase for me
Summary: 1 Stars
I just bought a Toshiba e755 from Amazon and expected to use a pair of SanDisk 256MB SD cards but when all parts arrived, the SanDisk cards seem to be nonfunctional in this PDA (even though several reviews of both SD and PDA used both together!)When I inquired at Toshiba, they didn't confirm or deny that the SanDisk products should or wouldn't work, they merely said to check the manufacturer's website for a compatibilty list.
When I did that and selected SD cards and Toshiba products, no results came up which, while not stating it unequivocally, implies that SanDisk SD media is not compatible with the Toshiba products!
How something with an "SD Logo" on it would end up being incompatible with another product also bearing that same logo is beyond me.
So you may want to think twice before buying this SanDisk SD card if you have a Toshiba e750/755
Customer Review: Problems using this card with IPAQ 1910
Summary: 1 Stars
Bought this for my new IPAQ 1910 Pocket PC- it seemed to work OK, until I tried copying/moving moderately large files (20mb). Then strange things started happening (system hangs & crashes, SD card reporting variable free space, unable to write to card, etc), and eventually the PDA would crash fully & require a full hard reset (deleting all user data and requiring a full system restore).Web searches indicate many people have had problems with their PDAs after installing this card. I went to the Sandisk site, but found no useful info, and they have not responded to my requests for info regarding warantee return or replacement. I have experienced this sort of failure 3 times in the past six weeks.)
I would avoid Sandisk, and try another brand of SD Flash- I'm shopping for another (non-Sandisk) card, right now...
Customer Review: Excellent Card
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this card for my KODAK CX6330 3.1MP digital camera. On this camera, at best resolution, I can take 306 pictures and/or 16 minutes of video. After a lot of use, it hasn't failed or gave me any problems. In fact, it's at least 3x faster than the internal memory when taking, deleting and viewing/thumbing through pictures. Video taking is very nice and fast as well, no problems there, it looks great when watched on TV with friends/family. Approximate download times through cable provided with my camera are about 3 minutes for 50megs of data. Mine is manufactured in China. I would recommend it for use in digital cameras. I'm considering buying another card of 256 or 512meg for making longer videos and to have even more shots when on vacation.Customer Review: Solid, consistent performance
Summary: 5 Stars
And an update, Nov. 2008. Am on my third camera (this a Sony digital SLR), still using these disks, and there is no loss in quality or performance; they've been excellent.
Interesting to see the other reviews on this product...I'm on my second camera, the first having been an HP, my current one a Konica Minolta Dimage A1. Have a variety of capacities of SanDisk card, including this 256. All have performed over the past four years without a single glitch; have taken probably 3,000 shots or so, all highest resolution on a 5 megapixel camera. So, at least on the Dimage A1, this user has experienced no compatibility problems, and only high performance.