Kingston 4 GB Class 4 SDHC Flash Memory Card 2-Pack SD4/4GB-2P

The Kingston 4GB SDHC Flash Card 2 Pack are Best Deal and Best Price! For me, I have used Kingston Flash drives for years and wanted to try the Kingston 2 Pack in the 4GB size. So I have tested them and highly recommend these for the following reasons:1) These SD cards read well in my Windows 8 laptop, Windows 7 laptop and my Windows 7 laptop! In addition, I plugged in one of these cards into my OTG adapter and my Tab 2 10.1 even read the SD Card!2) Found that the speed is plenty fast for me as I copied pictures that were on my card to my PC very quickly. And they even copied quickly on my Tab 2.3) Kingston makes a very, very high quality product that lasts and lasts! These SD cards I believe will last for a long time.4) The price is very reasonable.One more thing: I used one of these cards JUST for my music and plugged it into my EasyAcc Bluetooth Speaker (it will read up to a 16GB card) and played the music from the card and the sound was superb. It is wonderful to know that these very low priced, yet high quality SD cards can have so many purposes.Are you looking for a great quality and low priced SD card? You have found it. And I believe that you will be happy with these SD cards.Very Highly recommended!

I do hope that in the future, manufacturers continue to produce some smaller SD cards. I purchased this product for use inside the the two family GPS units (as the new map updates are larger than the internal storage). Issue is, being older units, they cannot use more than 4GB cards. I has happy to find this 2-pack online and for an amazing price. A few dollars later, and both GPS units are working happily with modern map updates.Performance-wise, I mainly use them in the read mode, so short of the one time updating the maps on the card, I cannot comment on the write performance. But it has been fast inside the GPS with no issues and both cards worked as expected.

As stated in title, great bargain. Works great. I prefer to have many 4gb and 8 gb cards rather than 1- 32gb. I had one large card fail and lost all photos on them. So now I travel w about 10 - 4gb cards..about 300-350 photos on ea (Raw and Fine Jpeg ea photo). I have little wallets attached to my camera that carry the cards. This is the best bargain out there, even at Clearance at my local Staples or Best Buy, one card is $9! These cards have never failed me..just one point. Many people forget, every time you download the data/photos and reuse the card...reformat. It helps prevents loss of data.

I have a Nikon D-80 and D-90 camera and have found that too large a SD card can be a nightmare when trying to locate pictures quickly, thus I have gone to smaller SD cards such as this 4G. I have also been know to occasionally lose a card and losing small card with a few pictures is not like losing a giant card with tons of photos. I also tend to keep my SD cards in a file, even after uploading to the PC, and this becomes a very inexpensive way to maintain a back up of your photos. I also had a friend who dropped his large card off at a European printer only to be told when he returned that the card was lost.My only hesitation on this card was the speed, which was listed at a "4". I found it to be plenty fast especially for the number of pictures I am downloading to the PC. The two card package was a great buy compared with local prices for the same size cards.I cannot tell the difference in the quality between these cards and ones that-are slightly more expensive. Thus far I am well pleased with the quality and the speed.

Flash cards are sort of a commodity item, so I'm not sure what I could say that would be different from other brands.. I use these with my digital camera to shoot scenes for my YouTube channel. Sometimes I fill and wipe the same card half a dozen times in a day, since I keep one in the camera and have the other one in my laptop copying the videos to my hard drive. I've never had a failure or anything, and the price was fair, so I guess these were a good deal.

This two-pack has currently got to be the best value in digital storage cards on all of Amazon, especially if you have Prime. I have yet to experience a hint of a problem with a Kingston card (pretty much the same experience I've had with Sandisk), but I've had a couple of Transcend "lemons." The only reason that Transcend cards currently appear to be outselling Kingston cards in this price range is that this Kingston card is rated as a "Class 4" SDHC card whereas the Transcend card claims to be a "Class 6" card. But "Class 4" cards are recommended by all of the memory card makers as optimal for just about any use--storing documents, visual images, movies, audio, and even high-definition video (which is not considered appropriate for a "Class 2" card). The "Class 6" card is simply touted by the makers as the "ultimate," or "premium," grade card, intended for the most fastidious professional user. However, my experiences over the past two years have suggested that Kingston is simply a more reliable product than Transcend.So it's a trade-off: do you want the fully-equipped Taurus (with the vibrating seats) or an "entry-level" BMW?

I have two sets of memory cards for my trail cameras. The two cameras sit outside in the woods for about half of a year to catch the wildlife that goes by during the day and also at night. I have a set of the Kingston and a set of another common brand. I switch the cards when I check the cameras so there is always one in the cameras and one that I have with me with the current photos. This one I return to the computer for a look at what I have captured from the woods. I have had as many as 80 photos on a card. I don't really know how many they will hold before full. The cameras are triggered by movement in the immediate area. I once had 60 pictures of a weed going back and forth in the wind.There seems to be no difference between the brands of card I have used. Kingston has worked well without a problem for a couple of years.