with the usb setup it is extremely fast to load files super portable and so far nearly indestructible these make great storage and backup drives also extremely fast delivery

Very Unsatisfied. I went on vacation to Alaska and used newly purchased Kingston 16gb sd card andHalfway through the 1st day of my trip I find out it is a bad card w/ all my Alaska photos that can't be recovered. Buydig will not refund the money, and I was told to contact the Kingston card company.

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Does not work; Bad card

I bought this a long time ago when 8 Gb was like $15....

Very good performance; On Windows 7 desktop machine, attached to a USB 2.0 flash memory adapter: Crystal Disk Mark reports 21.8 read / 11.7 mb/sec Write; On Linux on old laptop, using hdparm -Tt /dev/sda1 reports 16.1 mb/sec read speed

Only 8Gb

As with most consumers these days I was looking to save a few bucks by going with this MUCH cheaper option. I've only owned 2 other memory cards, and both are still functional after many years. This card ceased to function after only 6 months.

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Always a dependable card

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A new camcorder required an SDHC card. I've been satisfied with other Kingston products and this 32GB SDHC card looked like a good bet. The price was right, it was in stock and overnight shipping was available. The card arrived on time and performed exactly as I had hoped.

easy to use; Fast Read/Write Speed; Storage Space

I travel as part of my job so this seemed an Ideal product, becuase of the sliding covers. I keep leaving cards in the office and then was unable to show the picture I have taken. Its a bit bigger that a USB stick but does the job.

***Why I Bought This Product*** When I bought a Canon DSLR camera a few years ago I had no idea what sort of memory card to use. I ended up doing a search online and I discovered that there were a range of cards that were recommended to be used with my camera.

Easy to use; durable

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I have several of these already. I got this due to the low price. CF are getting harder to find. My older Nikon DSLR uses this format data card. I like these as they are alot more durable than the SD cards and can take more handling.

Does its job. Put in a Canon digital camera. Throughput slightly slower than some Class4 cards I've employed, but nonetheless within spec. None. It wouldn't clean my room for me :( Excellent acquire if you want to upgrade your card due to a lot more megapixels in your camera, or just wanting far...