Customer Reviews

Dane-Elec 4 GB SDHC Flash Memory Card DA-SD-4096-R

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In Short, This is an SDHC card (secure digital high capacity) make sure your card reader, camera, palm or other electronic device supports SDHC because it is not backwards compatible with the classic SD format. Check your device's documentation; if you see no mention of SDHC get a 2 gig or smaller SD card. Hope that helps :)

***additional note***
this item does not support "ReadyBoost" in Vista. The read and write speeds are not fast enough.

I BOUGTH THIS CARD CAUSE IT WAS A CHEAP PRICE, AND IM GLAD THAT I BOUGTH IT CAUSE ITS A GREAT QUALITY CARD, IT WORKS PERFECTLY

This is the type of stuff I love buying on Amazon!
Great product, great price, and still working after a while!
It doesn't have to be name brand to work.
It seems like just stamping the brands Sandisk or Kingston already accounts for half the price of their SD cards.

I purchased this card for my Canon SD790 IS camera. A memory card error immediately appeared on the screen.

I think i will stick to Sans Disk SDHC cards.

There is a point of purchasing a Class4 SDHC card, however this one doesn't meet up to my 'par.' It is rather sluggish and slow, yet, it still works for the 4GB.

I got a new camera and I have thought she was not
working because this brand new memory card wasnt
working... add few $$$ and buy san disc like
I did later

I didn't know that my Garmin 765T didn't support SDHC only HD cards so I use it with a USB adapter as a flash drive.

Wow. I e-mailed them and they set me up with a replacement within a week. I take back what I said earlier (as follows):

It worked fine when I bought it, but I was mad from the beginning that the capacity is really 3.6GB, 10% lower than what it is advertised as. About six months after I bought it, it stopped working. When I put it into my camera, it says "insert memory card" (it worked before in the same camera) and when I tried using it in my computer, the computer saw that it was there (the SD Card drive popped up on the Computer folder) but I wasn't able to open it--if I clicked the icon it would say that it wasn't there. If I held the card in all the way (rather than letting it spring partially back out as the drive is designed) it would work, which leads me to believe that the problem is a defective metal contact on the card itself. I felt confident when buying the product (at Target) because it had a "lifetime warranty" but their website tells me that I need to exchange it through the retailer. I can't find anything about it on Target's website. I tried calling Dane-Elec but it went to a voicemail, odd for a corporation. I also e-mailed them... guess I'll see where that goes...

Look elsewhere to buy one with at least a more well-established return policy. I'm NEVER buying one of these again.

UPDATE: They replaced my card (although it took a couple weeks) with one that seemed to be a different model but had the exact same capacity and class. Had that one for quite a few months now with no problems.

I bought this for my new Casio EXLIM which fit perfectly and worked great! I paid much less on here than I would have at walmart for the same exact product!

This did not work for my camera. I did not know that I could not use a High Capacity card. So, it was a loss for me. I might use it to store photo's on on my computer drive J. It came quick. It was a good price. I recommend you make sure you have the right memory card before answering a "good deal!"