Kingston 8 GB microSDHC Class 4 Flash Memory Card SDC4/8GB by Kingston Digital, Inc.
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Digital camera reviews of Kingston 8 GB microSDHC Class 4 Flash Memory Card SDC4/8GB
Digital camera Review: Adaptor Does not work.
Summary: 1 Stars
The MicroSD card works fine, but the adaptor does not work, causes computer to stop responding. Digital camera Review: It Works
Summary: 5 Stars
Okay, it's a 8GB card. It works. I haven't had any failures yet. I use this in my T-Mobile myTouch phone to hold music and a few videos. There isn't much you can really say about something like this other than that it works.Digital camera Review: Works as expected
Summary: 5 Stars
Works as expected. More memory for my families' phones (I got these as Christmas gifts). No problems on any of them (a Blackberry Pearl, a couple of LG Xenons, a Samsung Solstice, and a Samsung A737). In my experience I have never had any problems with Kingston, whether it be flash drives, sd/micro sd cards, my card reader, or RAM.Digital camera Review: Great little card for the price I paid...
Summary: 5 Stars
Not sure what these are listed for right now, but prices were pretty stable around 12 bucks for awhile, when I got mine to go along with a new device that was capable of taking advantage of High Capacity Micro SD cards. I wasn't looking to spend a whole lot (actually around 12-14 dollars), and was hoping to find an 8GB one. Unfortunately, they were around 20 (still a good deal if you NEED 8GB), so I went with the 4GB. My regret is not regarding the size I got, actually, it is that I didn't learn more about what "class" meant in regards to to the cards. I now know it refers to speed, more specifically transfer speed. Essentially, for the people out there not too into the technical aspects, the higher the class number (4, 6, 8, etc) the faster the transfer speed of the card. For my current purposes, it's not a big deal, and noticeably faster than the regular MicroSD cards (I had a similar device before that was almost identical, but couldn't read the HC cards, and got a new one that could, which was just about the ONLY difference between the devices). However, anyone purchasing this for a higher end digital camera, or anything that would benefit from the ability to transfer information faster, should consider getting a higher "class" card, like a 6 or 8. They are only a little bit more expensive usually, but the speed difference CAN be noticeable if your device would be helped by additional transfer speed. Sorry if I repeated myself a bit, but I wanted to be clear and stress those points. But for a general purpose MicroSDHC card, it definitely is exactly what I was hoping for. One thing to note, it DOES come with an adapter, but NOT a High Capacity adapter. This won't make a difference if you're running Windows Vista, or can hook the device (with the card inside) directly to the computer. If you don't and can't, however, you might want to look into getting a card reader that reads HC cards, or just get a different product that DOES come with a High Capacity READER (they do exist, and ARE packaged with cards...again, usually just a bit more expensive). I hope this review helps answer any questions that weren't answered by the description; they cover the things I personally wasn't sure about when I ordered. Definitely a good product, though, so don't let the block-o-text scare you off.Digital camera Review: Great
Summary: 5 Stars
No flaw at all for me. I bought this for our smart-phones especially me, because I wanted to listen for musics. I'm planning also to buy bluetooth stereo headset from Amazon to mobilize my phone well. LOL
Anyways, an excellent product. No cons whatsoever at all.