Customer Reviews

SanDisk 4GB SDHC card

5 star:		(116)
4 star:		(24)
3 star:		(9)
2 star:		(4)
1 star:		(21)

 

 

I purchased this memory card for my girlfriend for Christmas, since the biggest memory card she had was 64 MB (I know, it's a damn shame...). We popped it into her Canon Powershot SD 750 and it worked flawlessly. Lots of room for high-res pictures, video, and anything else you want to put on it. I fully recommend this product to anyone who uses alot of space on their memory cards quickly: it will be well worth the money. Be forewarned, however: this memory card only works in HC-compatible devices, so older digital cameras may not pick it up. You might want to check with the company that developed your camera first to see if it will work.

No complaints at all about this card, works great for me.

Just make sure you are ready for the SDHC card as opposed to a standard SD, as SDHC is a newer format to allow more storage and will not be compatible with some older cameras or PC card readers that can read standard SD.

If you have an older PC but a new camera, you can still download the images by connecting the camera to the PC via the USB link, instead of using the PC card reader. If you're not sure if your camera can use this card, look up your camera model online and see if it's SDHC compatible before buying this.

I bought this to go along with a Canon PowerShot SD850. Even with the camera set to take the highest quality pictures (3264 × 2448, around 3mb each) this card will hold over 1100 images!! I doubt I'll ever fill the card, especially since I try to download once a week or shortly after pictures are taken, but still...1100 pictures! It's almost ridiculous.

The card itself seems very fast and has been reliable so far. If anything changes, I'll update this review. I think it's worth the few extra dollars to have all the additional storage capacity.

People didn't research there products compatibility before purchasing this SDHC card. That is the majority of poor reviews for this product. It will not work in a device made for the standard SD card. While the card is the same shape, the formate that it used is different. It it is in fact a high quality buy for the price. There is a but here. This is not a fast card so if its for a digital camera that is SDHC compliant check to see what class card they recommend. Most of the new high end cameras will do well with a SDHC class 10. Here is a run down of the classes.
Class 2: 2 MByte/s - 13x
Class 4: 4 MByte/s - 26x
Class 6: 6 MByte/s - 40x
Class 10: 30 MByte/s -unknown

I purchased on for my netbook. I put it in the sd card reader so I have a mini portable drive for all my school work.

This product is to be used with High Capacity compatible devices. Please make sure that your device is such before your order! Otherwise Happy Snapping!

Wow! This was the lowest price I could find on the net so I had my doubts; but took a chance and was pleasantly surprised by the great outcome. Works fine no problems. Shipping was fast too! Good job people.

We use this 4GB SDHC our for Canon SD1000 and it works fine. We took a lot of pictures and recorded long videos clips. There's a lot room when combining high resolution and any size you desire. Perfect for vacation and all around recording.

I purchased it for use in a Canon Powershot A1000IS camera and it works great. It was the cheapest option at the time, so that's why I picked it.

Its a good card and works fine in point and shoot cameras. If you have an SLR, however, I would assume a faster Class 6 card would be more appropriate.

Works fine, but for not much more you can buy an 8GB card that's much faster.
This one was pretty slow, and I ended up buying a new 8GB card that's 3x's as fast for not much more money than I originally spent. Go for a larger, faster card, you'll be glad you did.

I bought SanDisk and Kingston equivalent SD cards. Both my Kingston failed and made me loose a day of pictures, whereas I NEVER had any trouble with SanDisk.