📷 Kingston 4GB Class 4 SDHC Flash Memory Card 2-Pack SD4/4GB-2P Review

I really hope that manufacturers will continue to produce smaller SD cards in the future. I bought this product to use in two family GPS navigators (because new map updates take up more internal storage). The problem is that as older devices they can't use cards larger than 4GB. I am delighted to find these 2 packs online and at an amazing price. A few dollars later, both GPS devices are working successfully with current map updates. In terms of performance, I mainly use it in read mode, so…

Flash cards are a type of commodity so I'm not sure I can tell what's different from other brands. I use them with my digital camera to shoot scenes for my YouTube channel. I sometimes fill and erase the same card half a dozen times a day as I keep one in my camera and the other in my laptop while I copy the video to my hard drive. I've never had an accident or anything and the price was fair so I think it was a good deal.

Keeps what it promises. It's Class 4, which makes them pretty slow for things like video recording, but I needed them for a couple of digital frames; they are ideal for this application, since the write speed is not critical here. A little tip, the cards were formatted as FAT, this limits the number of files in a folder, basically the root folder) To increase this number I reformatted them as FAT32. This allowed me to store more photos on the memory card, allowing the digital photo frame to…

I have two sets of camera trap memory cards. The two cameras are in the forest for about half a year to capture the wild animals that pass by both during the day and at night. I have a set from Kingston and a set from another popular brand. I switch cards when I check the cameras so there is always one in the cameras and the one I have with the current photos. I go back to the computer to look at what I recorded in the forest. I had up to 80 photos on the card. I don't know exactly how long…

This set of two digital memory cards is currently considered the best value of any Revain memory card, especially if you own a Prime. I haven't had any indication of a problem with the Kingston card yet (similar to Sandisk) but I've had a couple of Transcend Lemons. The only reason Transcend cards currently outperform Kingston cards in this price range is that this Kingston card is classified as a "Class 4" SDHC card, while the Transcend card claims to be a "Class 6" card. to be. But all memory

I bought these for my upcoming trip to Europe. SD cards can be expensive and the largest capacity my camera will use is 4GB. So for the price they allow me to download picture maps and then upload them when I get home without having to take my full sized laptop with me. . Since I can look at the photos on both the camera and my much smaller 7 inch tablet to make sure they're good, it's a lot easier to grab a couple of those inexpensive cards, load them up and just use the cards keep locked as…

I have Nikon D-80 and D-90 cameras and found that an oversized SD card can be a nightmare when trying to find pictures quickly, so I've gone to smaller SD cards like this 4G. I've also been known to occasionally lose a card, and losing a small card with a few photos isn't like losing a huge card with a bunch of photos. I also tend to keep my SD cards even after downloading them to a PC and this becomes a very inexpensive way to back up your photos. I also had a friend who left his large card at

Kingston 4GB SDHC Flash Card x2 - Best Deal and Price! As for me, I've been using Kingston flash drives for years and wanted to try the 4GB Kingston 2 Pack. So I tested them and I highly recommend them for the following reasons: 1) These SD cards read well on my Windows 8 laptop, Windows 7 laptop, and my Windows 7 laptop! Also, I put one of these cards in my OTG adapter and my Tab 2 10.1 even read the SD card! 2) I found the speed fast enough for me as I copied pictures from my card to my…

As the title says, great deal. Works perfectly. I'd rather have lots of 4 & 8GB cards than 1-32GB cards. I had a large card out of order and all the photos on it disappeared. So I'm now traveling with 10-4 GB cards. About 300-350 photos per piece (Raw and Fine Jpeg piece photo). I have small wallets on my phone that hold cards. This is the best deal even on sale at local Staples or Best Buy, a card is $9! These cards have never let me down. Just one point. Many people forget every time they…