Centon RC4GBSDHC4 SDHC Class 4 Card - 4GB

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Its no more or no less than its description implies. It's a good, solid, and cost effective storage card.

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My laptop has a SDHC slot, so I bought this to use as a flash drive. I used free virtual DVD software to set up a second DVD drive, then created a compressed image of a language-learning DVD on this card. The result is I don't have to lug around the DVD or risk damaging it and there are no time lags like when the program runs from the DVD. Also, the computer runs cooler than it would as a hard disk file. I assume it would also save on battery life, though I use the laptop plugged in. It also doesn't use a USB port and doesn't stick out, which are helpful too.

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I went for this than other cards, because it was a cheap class 4 card. On the hindsight, I should have rather gone for class card from a trusted brand (for the same price). I'm no expert, but the speeds didn't seem to be class 4. Worst of all, it didn't copy large videos from my camera directly. I had to connect it to SD card readers to copy them, which to me is a painful process.

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For a little card, this one packs all the pictures I will ever take, over 1000 at the 10 mp setting, only thing puzzling is the card is about the size of a postage stamp, but it was sent in a big box, about 4 x 12 x 8 with a lot of packing. An the card comes in its own packaging, go figure, but I got it very quickly so I am very happy with it.

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It's a 4 gig SD card. My own personal experience has been positive. No real issues of any kind. And the price was unbeatable. Thanks!

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This SD card failed in two cameras. You cannot download pictures written to them. You have to download them from a card reader. And I didn't find out until it was too late to return them. :-(