2 GB Class 2 SD Flash Memory Card SDSDB-2048-A11

I was over at my brother's home one day, with my Treo, and was asking if he would like to copy some of my 'data' onto his card so he could use it on his PDA (both Palm PDAs of comparable if not exactly equivilant performance and capacities). After telling me how the digital recorder on his PDA doesn't seem to work, he pops in my Sansdisk card, records a bit of us talking, and it works better than he could have expected. So basically, for buying cheap memory many of his expensive device's features were completely useless--whereas with the SansDisk card they worked better than expected. BOTTOM LINE: For all you pay for whatever you're putting an SD card into, it's worth the price difference to get the memory that allows it to work as it was designed to. The SanDisk cards can always be found for a reasonable price somewhere--and here on Amazon you'll find that price. I could get technical and explain the difference, but really just want to put it down as a purchase of a SanDisk card is a purchase you can make with confidence, whereas others are not. Money well spent. ---------------------- Added: Customer service by SanDisk I bought a Casio Exilim camera--factory refurbished--which is compatible with SD Cards, but mine had a problem reading my 2 GB card and since the card worked in all other compatible devices, I ended up sending the camera back to Casio four times for repair or replacement. During this process, Casio replaced at least two of the circuit boards, updated the firmware, and even replaced the lens assembly, but the camera still had problems and they figured it had to be the card (fyi: the camera would read "Disk ERROR" on initial startup, but if I turned it off and on again right away it would function fine; and it also worked fine with other brands of 2GB SD cards as well other SanDisk cards of 1GB size I had tried. It also worked fine with my 2GB SanDisk card if I had just put it in before turning on the camera. Very strange). I contacted SanDisk by phone and they walked me through using my camera as a drive to format the card via the computer--which allowed me to format the card but didn't make the camera function normally as a result; then they were ready to replace the card without any sort of proof of purchase other than the card itself when their tech support person went on the Casio website and saw that Casio also sells SD Cards, realizing that on their list of compatible devices for the 2GB my camera wasn't listed, but that it was listed under the 1GB card. The answer was to trade my 2GB card with the two 1GB cards my wife had. So SanDisk not only was able to find Casio's mistake--which cost them plenty in repair attempts--but were willing to replace the card without any complication whatsoever otherwise. Outstanding. To me, the best products are the ones the company stands behind the best. Casio's customer service was excellent too of course, but by not saying in the manual that the camera was only fully compatible with SD cards of up to 1GB (though OK with some 2GB cards as well apparrently) instead of writing that it was compatible with any SD Card they had cost me a lot of frustration in using their product.

We recently purchased a Canon Powershot SD750 (awesome point and shoot)and it comes with a SD card with as much memory as Sugar Ray Robinson so we needed a larger card. I purchased this 2.0 GB SanDisk card for so little I was sure it was going to show up with a name like "SaMDisk" instead of SanDisk and melt my new camera when I put it in. Not true. We've been using it for a month or so everyday and it works great. It does it's job which is to store a mass amount of images and not alter the quality - which it does beautifully. No complaints here, except that I was hoping that there would be one coded image already on the card which, if deciphered, would guide me to the crystal skull.

This card has performed well in my Palm TX. I was able to begin using it right out of the box with no problems at all. The speed is great for what I need it for (accessing data and running programs on the Palm). (I have no idea how fast it would be in a digital camera, where speed is more critical, but it does not seem to be a sluggish card). I have taken it in and out of my card reader many times, and transferred data to and from it many times without a problem for almost a month now. SD makes high quality products, and this is no exception. This is a great card that Amazon is offering at a great price.

This product fits my needs perfectly. It fits all 3 of my digital cameras as well as a thumb drive and card reader for my PC. This is a big help as I don't have a USB cable for one of the cameras and can just pull the card out. I like the 2GB size because I don't like to store too many images before transferring them, and I can use separate cards for different projects. I've always found SanDisk products perfectly reliable and it's my brand of choice when purchasing items of this nature, and buying 4 cards at Amazon was cheaper by far than buying 1 locally J. Graper

SanDisk Rules! Grabbed another set when Blue Proton(BP) offered excellent price with S/H. Should have waited a week for BP to return it to regular <$10 (including SH) price because they give you a free ($6 value) SD card reader when you buy 2. Oh well, cést la vie when one is impulse buying. SD regular is harder and harder to find and no luck finding 4GB SD regular anymore without an outrageous price tag. Prefer San Disk to cheaper versions because the lock key works and stays put. SD is also only what older devices like Palm TX and older camera accomodates. Even though newer SDHC cards are competitive in price, they are useless if older gear cannot take or read them. Each 2GB holds about 2-3 hours of video in .avi files for a portable movie player(PMP). An inexpensive to free card reader reads sizes up to 4GB in my experience. Keep in mind the most critical review was written in 2006 on Amazon and technology has improved since. Tip: label your card in properties to distinguish them. They also come with a 5 yr warranty so keep your receipts and file away with a 5yr exp date. It's data storage so it holds all sorts of files for usage/transfer and even portable applications. Note for Palm nuts: do not use this on a E2 which only reads up to 1GB. Always check your device's specs/restrictions before buying media.

Works as expected; SanDisk quality. I would definitely recommend to others. I requested the no frustration packaging, as well, and found it to be perfect for this kind of product. My only complaint would be that they put the no frustration packaging mailer inside a bubble wrap envelop to mail it, which sort of defeats the purpose. Still, there was less garbage than is often the case with this kind of product and I was definitely not frustrated trying to open it.

Finding a standard memory card with the size of 2 GB is harder to find these days now that everything is going high def which requires high capacity cards. I needed this specific size of memory card because (at the time) was the only format that the Wii was able to read. The card worked as specified and I couldn't be happier with this product.

Gute Leistung. War mit ein wenig Bauchschmerzen bestellt, da es nicht sicher war, ob meine Kamera (und nur dafür waren sie gedacht!) die Karten auch annimmt. Tut sie! Herrlich viele Fotos speicherbar, die Geschwindigkeit ist hervorragend und der Kontakt zum Verkäufer sehr zuvorkommend und nett. Danke!

e compatibile con la mia nikon coolpix 4100 .

value for money

I still have a great camera that still looks like new, and there was no other place that I could find memory cards to accomodate it anymore. I'm content that I was able to buy them through amazon still.