Sandisk 4 GB Class 2 SDHC Reviews

I have entrusted this SD card with family photo's, documents for work, music, precious content which i need to keep safe. I wanted to transfer the content between my work computer and home macbook so i needed one of these to do the job. All i can say is, it's done the job well. First impressions were a bit unsettling, with the ...  Read the complete review

So if you have received or purchased a new digital camera over the holidays, you will have been greeted by the unpleasant message that informs you that you have no memory. If your camera is an Olympus, then you will be completely unaware of the need for a memory card until getting home and opening the box. Trust me, that is really ...  Read the complete review

I have a number of different memory cards for my cameras as I have three different cameras which I use for different purposes. I have to admit that generally when I buy a memory card then I only tend to look at the size of the card, the type of card - and the price - and so far using that strategy really has served me pretty well. I do ...  Read the complete review

As a photography mad college student that tends to spend more time taking photographs than on things that I really should be doing such as coursework, I've found that I've needed quite a few memory cards over the years to store the photos I take on. This was just one of the many that I've acquired over the time I've had digital cameras ...  Read the complete review

Surely, a memory card is a memory card, right? I mean, I understand there are different sizes, which makes sense, but surely there can't be much that one brand would have that much difference to the next, would there? At least, this is the attitude I used to take, until I started working with all manner of USB sticks and contraptions ...  Read the complete review

With memory cards you always want one which is going to have high memory and good ability to keep information safe. Sandisk have always been the top company for me in regards to memory cards and this has not changed for quite some time. There Sandisk 4 GB Class 2 SDHC is used primary for my digital camera. What I ...  Read the complete review

As a busy graphics student and keen photographer, I have a fair few SD cards scattered about my room. I previously reviewed my 2GB SD card, but since then I have ventured into the realms of the 4GB SD card, as I felt it was time I got myself a higher memory card, as my 2GB cards filled up easily, with the amount of photography work I do ...  Read the complete review

INTRODUCTION SD, short for Secure Digital, is a memory card format developed for use in portable devides, such as digital cameras and camcorders, PDAs, media players, mobile phones etc. While standard SD cards have a maximum capacity of 4GB, the SDHC variation, Secure Digital High Capacity, allows for more than 32GB. The SD format ...  Read the complete review

I was able to find a 2 pack of this product for around £12-14 from HMV last Christmas. So for £6-7 each they definitely seemed a good deal! And, still fine a year later they have proved worthy! I have used them in my digital camera, photo frame and numerous laptops and have never had a problem. I only really use ...  Read the complete review

I use this card in my Casio Exilim camera and have tried it on two laptops. Of course the camera and laptop ahrdware will have a lot to do with it as well so this review and any other review you read will be biased. These are just MY experiences with the card. For storing photographs: Very reliable as expected from ...  Read the complete review