Purchased for use in trail cameras. No problems so far, even in cold weather.

Price Works as expected

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After getting my brand new HTC Desire HD I discovered it only came with an 8GB micro SD, so I upgraded to this one at around £14, which works out as about a GB per £1. I've come to trust Kingston over the years as one of the best, if not the best, only rivaled by SanDisk.

Good price; good transfer speed; seems reliable

Might want to wait until the 32GB models decrease in price

I have been using this product for some time now and I have been impressed with the quality of the product. I have always previously used Sandisk for my Flash Memory needs. However, having used and been impressed with Kingston's Hard Disks I thought this was worth a punt.

Reliability

I have about 2 dozen of these and keep all my videos on the to watch on my 8 gig tablet. They all work great and have never failed me, though the lock on one of my adapters broke, that was not a problem as I have so many,.

You can buy this This product is well and good Within price range its Worthy to buy it

I have been using this for more than one and half year, the product is too good and strongly recommendable.

Have older Nikon Coolpix camera, which makes it difficult to find suitable memory cards. Easy to replace & good value of product.

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

I brought this card for my Fiio X3II music player to do firmware updates. I have not noticed any problems with the card either in the player on on my Linux computer.

Supposedly Class 4 which means MINIMUM 4MB/s , in fact doesn't even get to 3MB/s when writing to a newly formated card. OK for music, probably too slow for a camera/video