Patriot 4GB Secure Digital High-Capacity (SDHC) Flash Card

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Le prix est très bas, la capacité est plus que convenable et la vitesse est acceptable donc un très bon achat.

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At around $18, this is an awesome buy. The speed is very good for the price. The capacity should be more than enough for most users.

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I bought it to use with Digital camera and MP3 player I put it in no problem so far ,Very fast and reliable.

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Bought this SDHC card for my Canon SD1000, it works well enough, cant complain, buy one if you need one. This review was modfied by poster @ 02-02-08 11:11 PM

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I bought this to use with my Cowon D2 4GB media player, effectively doubling the memory of the unit, for only about $25. The file transferring is only a little slower than to the main memory of the unit, and it conveniently shows up as an entirely different drive on my computer when I have the Cowon plugged in to my system. A great way to get the most out of your toys.

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For the price on sale, there's really nothing to criticize about this product. In my opinion this is a must have for all eeePC users out there

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Bought this to double up the storage on my EEE, worked as advertised right from the get go. While I wouldn't pay $50, it does the trick.

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I got this to go with a creative zen. Work flawlessly, quick read write rates on the zen and pc(vista), actually read.write rates are quicker than the zen internal memory. Overall great quality from patriot and a reasonable price.

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This is a great card and at a great price of $25. I wish I could have gotten the 8gb but I didn't feel like spending twice as much. I use the card in my Cowon D2 and it works great. Transfer speeds are fast compared to similar products. Highly recommended.

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Works great in my Nikon D40. Took the card out of the packaging, inserted it into the camera and starting shooting right away. Using the continuous shooting mode, I was able to get a bit better than the 2.5 fps that the camera specs call for. 4 gig is a good amount of space, especially when shooting RAW format. At the time of purchase, the 4 gig card was far more economical ($/gig) than the 8 gig version.2 months later...bought a second card to use in my EEE PC. I installed XP on the EEE, and moved my TEMP and My Documents folders to the SD card to conserve the life of the SSD. The performance hit has been noticeable, but overall performance is still quite acceptable. This review was modfied by poster @ 02-20-08 05:00 PM

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Put one in my Canon S5...works great. Fast, fast, fast! Transfers 100 pix in literally 15 seconds (500k jpg's). Only issue I had was the card seems kinda wide for the slot in the S5, but that may just be a production thing with Canon. Very pleased with this card. Class 6 is worth the $$$.

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I bought this to use with the Asus EEE and it works great!I leave it in the machine and use it as another SSD drive in it. Very fast and so far pretty reliable.

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good fore hight end camera you get 300 pick cool you get 1 hour of pic in a wedding and you allmos get a days of pick on nature photo

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works fine in my canon 3s is in video clip. Make sure you format before use. i was able to play video clips smoothly with this card which is class 6 meaning 6mbper second write speed. thats max speed so far for this type of card