Card reads and writes fast. Using in Nikon camera

Since I began using a digital SLR, I've found myself requiring larger and larger capacity memory cards in order to store the multi-megapixel files that my camera produces. Not only do I look for a high capacity when shopping for a memory card, but I also look for a reliable brand - there's nothing...

I was a bit wary about purchasing this SD card with the camera bundle but it's seems to do the job. Other SD card makes provide a lot more information about their operation but this seems to do what it says on the tin.

Compared to other SD cards it's good value for money

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Well worth the money that you spend. Very dependable when you need quality pictures to print or view.

I was purchased this product through infibeam. Delivery time was satisfactory, and product quality is quite good I was used this since three months still I don't find any problem with this memory card. Data writing speed is good compare to my previous card.

I am so pleased that I found memorybits for supplying the memory cards I need. The choice of cards is fantastic - My last order was for a Kingston 16GB SDHC memory card. It is a quality card with lots of capacity to store 1000's of songs and all my videos.

best product with great quality and price

This is a SD-HC Class 4 card and should give at least 4MB/s of performance. haven't tested the speed but no problems with an entry level Canon point and shoot camera. Using since May 2010. No problems. Minimize write cycles and insertions/removals for longer life.

Bought this for RPi Rev B. It works perfectly with Raspbian and xbmc. I also encountered problems with raspbmc. I think raspbmc has problems with their image files so I tried another xbmc distro. Just an advice as much as possible always use linux based os when making an RPi disk.

Cheap Fast enough for tasks

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In the UK the HyperX Fury 8GB 1866MHz kit retails for £64.99 at Overclockers UK for all colours and £60.24 at Amazon for all colours. In North America Newegg stocks this kit for $85 but some of the other kits cost $80, at Amazon they are fetching a fairly hefty $100 but the white kit is stupidly...

Range of colour options; Black PCBs; Lifetime warranty; Good overclocking headroom; Competitive pricing; PnP auto-detect

Specification don't match actual timings; A higher frequency offering (2000/2133MHz) would be nice; XMP omission could worry some people