Transcend 8GB SDHC - Class 6, 11MB/Sec

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Quickly, high capacity. Worked nicely with a Casio 10MP camera for six months, till the camera died. Had a lot of problems with a Nikon Coolpix S8000. All images/video had been disappearing inside a couple of weeks. Nikon says not certified to function with this camera. I replaced the card with a Sandisk 8GB Extreme SDHC HD Video Class 6, that's been operating well with this camera for a couple of months now.

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works flawlessly none I liked it so nicely I bought three of them

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Been working with this in a camera for almost two years, no issues at all. None

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Works properly in my camera and for information transfer among computers. None.

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excellent item - just as described - no concerns none

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I have applied two of these SD cards in my Nikon D90 for 2+ years and have not had one single problem. More than 40,000 photos taken, raw+jpeg, with no one slip-up. I am certainly in support of this card in distinct, and also the firm Transcend. None

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Bought it to add storage to my kid's subsequent book. Functions fine. None.

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I've had this one for three months, it runs fantastic and quickly in my D90 camera. **Side note** I have three other people ; similar brand and form just in four gig format rather of 8 gig and they have been running in 2 cameras and 1 hd video camera, they run excellent and have been for nearly a year now.Rapidly, affordable, and functions. none Wonder if theres a way to make 1 of these into an SDD for a laptop or computer... :)

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On my Canon PowerShot A590, set to superfine x 480 = 9999 pics1600 x 1200 = 7435 pics2048 x 1536 = 4718 pics2592 x 1944 = 3066 picsIf I set it to regular, all modes say 99993264 x 2448 = 22503264 x 1832 = 2955 pics none Went from 1GB class two to 8GB class 6 - wow what a distinction! No additional juggling cards on trips or making positive to don\'t forget to download my pics each so generally.Totally satisfied ~

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- rapid Ɩmb/sec write, 15mb/sec read in my tests)- dependable, has never failed me taking 720p videos and thousands of shots- durable (mine is nonetheless going at least a year following purchase) - none, definitely none... For ฟ with free of charge shipping, what else do you want for a dependable 8gb SDHC card? A limo ride? Cost-free chips? This has got to be one of the finest bargain SDHC cards. I use it in my Kodak Zi6 for videos and now in my Fuji FinePix 72EXR point and shoot. The card reads extremely quick and writes satisfactorily. I have owned Sandisk II, III, and quite a few other brands and while not the very fastest, these are great everyday cards that will surpass most folks's wants.

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Excellent class 6 speed, fantastic cost, roomy 8gb for digi-cam none

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Works. Can format NTFS, Fat32, exFat Win7 Pro 32 bit, not appropriate for readyboost.

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Bought with a Canon Powershot S95. It has taken every thing the camera can throw at it with no a hiccup. Transfer rates on Win7 have been in the 18-20MB range. It is running with the factory formatting. None so far. Newegg rocks, of course.

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Obtain one of these, put it in your digital camera (be sure to check compatibility prior to you obtain, of course, but most recent-vintage cameras that use SD cards can use 8GB versions) and in no way have to worry about memory once again! Be cautious - getting the ability to shop THOUSANDS of digital pictures taken at the max resolution of your camera could lull you into poor file management practices - you will still want to copy or move the pix off the camera so you don't lose 'em all if you have an accident with the camera!Also, it's not suitable for Vista/Win7 Readyboost use, but it doesn't claim to be. Well worth the cost.

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Works good in my Canon T2i!! Was able to take 1080p video with out any issues! None!

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I have had this for about 3-1ǘ years and use it in a Canon PowerShot SD850 IS and in my Sony VGN-AR590E Laptop and it works and keeps on working. I have about 7.5 GB of images on it now following three-1ǘ years. I have traveled to twice to Asia and as soon as to Northern California by air and it went via the X-Ray machines numerous times in my laptop bag with no harm. I guess it is time to clean out the old images and make room for new ones. none It is 6x less costly now than when I purchased mine three-1ǘ years ago.

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Works great in my Nikon P100. Second time getting this, got one for my wife's Canon SD870 IS. None.

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Old standby sdhc. Shoot lots of burst mode employing Casio EX-FH100 at sporting events and these things just sop up all of the information you can throw at them. I shoot simultaneous raw + jpeg and these cards seems very reliable and quickly. none

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massive capacity, rapidly sufficient. works in a Nikon S8100. none

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Lots of room, depending of course on what you use it for. Works good in my old Powershot A750-IS.Speedy. It's significantly quicker than expected. None that I am conscious of. It's a flash card and it works. Not much else to say. With my 7.1 meg A750 I can capture two,518 photos or 185 minutes of video. Ordered it with the Eggsaver shipping. It shipped on a Monday and I got it on a Saturday.

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Bought this for my Sanyo Xacti HD digital camcorder. Works amazingly rapidly and has a lot of capacity. Didn't keep in mind my beer, bad memory! Thank you Newegg for the great price and fast shipping!

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Big capacity for good value Speed data are in sequential speeds, rarely do businesses list random read speeds. Almost certainly a great card for cameras and camcorders that record data sequentially, but study speeds for this card are .7 kb/s at 4kb random. Readyboost wants two.5kb/s at 4kb. Was attempting to utilize Readyboost on my Lenovo S10-3T. Not certain if I want to take a opportunity on the ุ kingston sd10 or fork out ๠ for the sandisk. At that value i must just go for the mini pcie ssd. decisions.

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Works as advertised. Period. None. By the poor reviews, it seems possible that you may get a poor one. Nevertheless, I ordered two and have had no problems.