Conforms to the Secure Digital Card interface stan
Postage stamp-sized for portable convenience
Easy to use, plug-and-play operation
Built-in Error Correcting Code (ECC) to detect and
Editorial Review:
Transcend Secure Digital Cards are suitable for use in a wide variety of devices
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0
Works fine I use my transcend card for storing MP3 which I can then play on my car stereo. It's worked fine for almost a year, so I'd probably buy a Transcend card again, though maybe not from Amazon as the £9 delivery charge seems a bit steep for such a tiny item, which can only cost about 50p to post!
Can't see any faults... I ordered this item yesterday eveing, and it arrived this morning! I guess that's more to do with the supplier, rather than the product itself. I have not used it all that long, but as far as I can see there are no defects with the card. What I'd really like to say is to those idiots complaining about postage. It said in the letter that came with the card: "Please note postage £4.50 for each item is fixed by Amazon under Electronics & Photo category and can not be changed, total... more info
Corrupted on Second Use The second time I used this memory card in my Pentax K100D it corrupted some of my photographs. Many were unreadable, or the images were damaged. I tried various recovery techniques but this continued to happen on subsequent occasions - the images looked fine on the LCD, but couldn't be read when uploaded. Rubbish.
dont buy i bought this memory card last december and it worked fine until a month ago.
It was my daughters communion and i took over 100 photos but then discovered an error when i tried to download them. It turns out the memory card was corrupted and now i cannot access any of the photos. I have had to format the card and its working again now but i have lost all the photos of my daughters communion. Im currently trying a few programs to try and recover them but most of the photos are damaged. I will never... more info
