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Get two 2GB SD cards in one package at a great value. Use both for storing your photos, audio, and videos.With the growing number of digital devices supporting SD cards you can never have enough. The SD Twin Pack is a great value for storing your pictures, videos, music, data, and more on your digital devices. Use your 2GB SD cards in devices like your digital camera, digital photo frame, MP3 player, GPS device, TV, video game console, and more.
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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
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You should be aware that this is an SD, not an SDHC card. That is important, because some older electronic devices are not compatible with SDHC cards. That makes this card a very good value. Yes, it only holds 2gb, which is not much compared to SDHC cards, but some devices can only use SD cards. If that is the case for you, I highly recommend this memory card. It is reliable, compatible, inexpensive, and rather fast.
I compared the following four SD memory cards:
1) Kingston 2 GB SD Flash Memory Card 2-Pack SD/2GB-2P
2) Lexar SDHC 4 GB Class 6 Flash Memory Card 100x Jewel Case Envelope Bulk LSD4GBBE100
3) Transcend 8GB Class 10 SDHC Card (TS8GSDHC10)
4) Sandisk 8GB Extreme SDHC Card-Class 10 (SDSDX3-008G-A31)
I compared the photo shooting speeds and the speeds to copy pictures onto a computer for the four different SD cards. I inserted the SD card into my Canon T1i dSRL, formatted the SD card, and shot in RAW+jpeg (which in this case was two files, 19.5mb and 4.7mb respectively). I timed how long it took to shoot 20 pictures, and then I timed how long it took to move those 40 files onto my computer. The T1i buffer filled up after 4.5 shots, so the remaining shots all depended on the write speed of the memory card. I didn't see too much difference in the time it took to copy the files to my computer, but there was a noticeable difference in the shooting speeds. The SanDisk class 10 SDHC card was clearly the fastest, but it was also the most expensive.
Shooting Speed
1) SanDisk 8gb class 10 SDHC (24 sec)
2) Kingston 2gb SD (38 sec)
3) Lexar 4gb class 6 SDHC (39 sec)
4) Transcend 8gb class 10 SDHC (45 sec)
Copy to Computer Speed
1) SanDisk 8gb class 10 SDHC (34 sec)
2) Kingston 2gb SD (34 sec)
3) Lexar 4gb class 6 SDHC (38 sec)
4) Transcend 8gb class 10 SDHC (40 sec)
Besides the speed differences, I have not noticed any other difference between these four memory cards. They are all compatible with everything I have (except for a few things that do not take SDHC cards). I have never lost anything on an SD card, and none of my cards have ever broken or failed. However, I do take very good care of them, and I always format the cards after copying pictures onto my computer. Depending on your needs, you may not need 8gb, or you may not need very fast write speeds. If speed matters to you, go with SanDisk...it is the fastest. Otherwise, consider a cheaper alternative.
I compared the following four SD memory cards:
1) Kingston 2 GB SD Flash Memory Card 2-Pack SD/2GB-2P
2) Lexar SDHC 4 GB Class 6 Flash Memory Card 100x Jewel Case Envelope Bulk LSD4GBBE100
3) Transcend 8GB Class 10 SDHC Card (TS8GSDHC10)
4) Sandisk 8GB Extreme SDHC Card-Class 10 (SDSDX3-008G-A31)
I compared the photo shooting speeds and the speeds to copy pictures onto a computer for the four different SD cards. I inserted the SD card into my Canon T1i dSRL, formatted the SD card, and shot in RAW+jpeg (which in this case was two files, 19.5mb and 4.7mb respectively). I timed how long it took to shoot 20 pictures, and then I timed how long it took to move those 40 files onto my computer. The T1i buffer filled up after 4.5 shots, so the remaining shots all depended on the write speed of the memory card. I didn't see too much difference in the time it took to copy the files to my computer, but there was a noticeable difference in the shooting speeds. The SanDisk class 10 SDHC card was clearly the fastest, but it was also the most expensive.
Shooting Speed
1) SanDisk 8gb class 10 SDHC (24 sec)
2) Kingston 2gb SD (38 sec)
3) Lexar 4gb class 6 SDHC (39 sec)
4) Transcend 8gb class 10 SDHC (45 sec)
Copy to Computer Speed
1) SanDisk 8gb class 10 SDHC (34 sec)
2) Kingston 2gb SD (34 sec)
3) Lexar 4gb class 6 SDHC (38 sec)
4) Transcend 8gb class 10 SDHC (40 sec)
Besides the speed differences, I have not noticed any other difference between these four memory cards. They are all compatible with everything I have (except for a few things that do not take SDHC cards). I have never lost anything on an SD card, and none of my cards have ever broken or failed. However, I do take very good care of them, and I always format the cards after copying pictures onto my computer. Depending on your needs, you may not need 8gb, or you may not need very fast write speeds. If speed matters to you, go with SanDisk...it is the fastest. Otherwise, consider a cheaper alternative.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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Kingston 2 GB SD Flash Memory Card 2-Pack SD/2GB-2P
Delivery was faster than expected. I put one card in my new digital camera & it worked fine. I sold the other card to a friend at my cost & he said it worked fine in his camera also. I've used Kingston products for a long time & have never received a defective item.
Delivery was faster than expected. I put one card in my new digital camera & it worked fine. I sold the other card to a friend at my cost & he said it worked fine in his camera also. I've used Kingston products for a long time & have never received a defective item.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I've been buying these memory cards for years and they've never let me down. I highly recommend them!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
SD Card, not SDHC, Class 8 tested
I bought multiples of these 2-packs of Kingston SD 2GB cards. I have used these cards for almost a year now and have had fantastic results in my Game Cameras. Read more
Published 6 days ago by Vogt_51
SD Card
Works Great, bought for my camera this is the maximum card my camera can use, was happy with this purchase.
Published 6 months ago by Middletown Gal
Great Card
We bought this card to use with our Wii for game saves. This way each of my children can have their own card with their game saves and not crab at each other if they are playing... Read more
Published 6 months ago by Leonard A. Aberts
lemon
Went on a vacation and used this memory card for the first time. Took 180 pictures. All was well. Looked at pics on camera. Nice. Looked at pics on laptop. Nice. Read more
Published 7 months ago by JL
bien
es un buen par por el precio que uno paga, y ademas tienen buena resistencia y buena capacidad de almacenamiento.
Published 7 months ago by Vip
Work Great
Great service and product. I tryed both of the SD Cards and they work fine, no problems. I got my shipment a couple of days earlier than expected !"
Published 8 months ago by Lil_Kitten7
Good product
It is just what I needed for my digital picture frames. The size is good for some small trips we took since we always take a lot of pictures.
Published 8 months ago by Liping Flynn
Great deal
This is by far the best deal for this category of SD cards. I just bought 2 and they work great. The price per card is even better than what you can get for a bulk rate at discount... Read more
Published 9 months ago by pakiman26
Flash memory card
These flash memory cards work just great, cost less than most, and are very fast. I've been using them for months now and have had no problems. Read more
Published 9 months ago by Gary
Kingston 2 GB SD Flash Memory Card 2-Pack SD/2GB-2P
This Kingston 2 GB SD ram come in 2 pcs pack, definitely worth buying, and would recomend to those who have a older model of digital camera that cannot use the SDHC card.
Published 10 months ago by Kee Yong
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