This is a great size microsdhc card for cell phones and portable video players that provides a huge capacity boost for carrying videos & recordings. its a class 4 card so speed is on the slower side but it works just fine for cell phone/pda usage.

8gb capacity

not the fastest

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.

Supposedly Class 4 which means MINIMUM 4MB/s , in fact doesn't even get to 3MB/s when writing to a newly formated card.

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

Kingston memory did not work for my camcorder , now threw it away in the bin , it useless. Scandisk brand is the best brand on the market.

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Does Not Work; Limited Compatibility; Poor Interface

I got this card in the mail, plugged it in, copied my files and then it stopped working. Currently getting a replacement, it is the first time ever I've received a dead card. While copying the files, the write speeds were higher compared to lower class devices.

none yet; hopefully my next one will be fully functional

Made in Taiwan; My previous Kingston card was made in Japan; They probably did not do a good job on Quality Assurance for this one

Useless. bought one for a Gopro Session and not only did the camera not recognize the card for a whole day when I intended to use the camera, when it was recognized, it slowed the camera down severely and some of the recordings are corrupt.

Perhaps one of the best advances in the smartphone evolution is the adoption of user-expandable storage (iPhone excluded of course). Lately that means a microSD slot which is capable of supporting up to 16GB of data on something the size of a pinky fingernail.

After getting back from the CTIA Wireless 2006 tradeshow it was obvious that smartphones have been on a diet and that slim is in. The Samsung t509 (below right) is the thinnest phone on the market measuring a mere 0.38 inches thin.

There's two things you can never get enough of with digital cameras: battery life, and storage. For the last couple of months I've been using Kingston's 8GB SDHC Memory Card [ Low Price Search ] in my digital cameras.