Gigastone Compatible Olympus Panasonic Digital Review

I use these very small SD cards for 3D printing and they work great. I don't need a large capacity so the cheapest are the best.

Stable and efficient "low capacity” SDHC was the max size for the devices I've used it in. However, if hardware limitations weren't an issue, I could have bought 32GB (8x the storage) for the same price, so the storage ratio wasn't very good!

I use these very small SD cards for 3D printing and they work great. I don't need a large capacity so the cheapest are the best.

Stable and efficient, this "low capacity" SDHC was the max size for the gear I've used it in. However, if hardware limitations weren't an issue, I could buy 32 gigabytes (8x more storage) for the same price, so the storage ratio wouldn't be very good!

Stable and efficient "low capacity" SDHC card was the max size for the devices I've used it in. for the same price I could have bought one with 32GB (8x more storage) so the storage ratio wasn't very good!

The price was great. The product was mediocre at best from a company I was unfamiliar with but risked. I ordered two SD cards. One worked exactly as I wanted and expected. Another decided to change the format of some images himself, which made me lose about a quarter of my images. Then he decided not to support my format at all. Luckily I've already downloaded everything I could. My suggestion is to buy from a company with an established track record. It will cost a bit more, but apparently you