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: Totally unreliable
Summary: 1 Stars
I have used this card in my Dell Axim since Feb. First some of the files I had stored on this kept spontaneously disappearing. I then found StorageTools - formatted this card. The file disappearance improved for next couple of weeks. Now a few times after switching on the Axim, I am asked if I want to format the SD card. I respond No but then find that all files stored on the card have disappeared anyway.
I do not know about alternatives but this card is definitely money down the toilet.
Customer Review: 256MB SD with ipaq 3955 pocket pc
Summary: 4 Stars
Had to admit I was a bit nervous purchasing this item after reading some of the reviews, but when it came I just plugged it in and started saving programs to it. It takes some time to write the data but it reads really quick and I've had no problems with it. My only complaint is that my pocket pc only recognizes the card as 238.5MB instead of the 256MB. As far as I know this may be my pocket pc and not the memory card at all. But nonetheless that's why it doesn't get the 5th star from me.Customer Review: Don't Buy --- May Go Bad
Summary: 1 Stars
My parents purchased a 256MB SanDisk SD Card for Christmas as a gift for me at a retail store (not Amazon). It worked really well in my Palm Zire 31 for a while, until the card went currupt. My dad went to SanDisk's website and found in the FAQ's that the 256MB SD Cards have a history of going bad. I wouldn't take the risk if I were you, because you may loose your pictures, music, documents or whatever else you would store on an SD Card. Go for a different brand if you want a 256MB Card.Customer Review: Great for anything
Summary: 5 Stars
I use the SD memory card for transporting data between my computers through my camera. I just save it to the SD card and then stick it in my camera and take it with me. So not only do I have my pictures with me, I also have whatever I wanted too. My Laptop has a slot for it and i like it better than USB drives because its so small. Besides I dont need a big one for the things i use it for. The size is just right, But if your unsure then go with the bigger verison. Like the 512MB or 1GB.Customer Review: Works Well enough for stills
Summary: 4 Stars
I have a dimage xg and the card works fine for taking still pics. The continuous setting will take up to 5 or 6 pictures at the highest settings before pausing. Don't bother with videos at 360x240 and 30 fps--the playback on the lcd is fine, but worthless on my pc. Either you use 160x120 and 30 fps or 360x240 and 15 fps (or both minimal settings). The video at these res/speed are reasonably good for a digital still camera. I wonder if low write speed is the culprit?