Kingston 1GB Secure Digital (SD) Flash Card Model SD/1GB

Pros: Bought two of these for $16 each in 2006 and it was a good deal then. I've since used them in a GPS, in digital cameras, in printers, for file transfers, and run operating systems off of them. I've never had any data loss or speed issues. I've reformatted dozens of times and they continue to hold their own. Trust your data to Kingston's reliability.

Cons: None whatsoever.

Other Thoughts: Shipping costs are tied to gasoline, not price of product. It's over $6 to move anything nowadays. Consolidate your orders to save - throw small items with shipping in together to help lower your costs.

One of the reasons I stick with NewEgg is that I can one-stop shop and the freight difference from shopping multiple bargain sites will continue to eat into your savings.

Pros: Cheap & reliable. Got 2 of them(one for me and one for a family member). Both loaded up just fine in 3 different cameras and they write fast enough to put a smile on my face .

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: How does anyone live with themselves after going to a retail store and buying the same size card for so much more. Newegg Rocks- always has.

Pros: Decent Transfer Speed

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Picked a few of these up on a daily deal for a ridiculously low price. Wait for a sale and buy these up.

Pros: Large amount of memory for a low price. Bought it for a digital photo frame.

Cons: If you're interested in a high speed card such as for your digital camera this is not the one to get.

Other Thoughts: Order other items with it to equal out shipping. 4.25 plus 6 dollars shipping for just that item isn't justifiable. Save yourself some money and order something else in the same order.

Pros: Works great, cheapest price around.

Cons: None.

Pros: inexpensive, works fine

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Got this for my daughter's Kodak EasyShare camera and it works fine with stills and video.

Pros: 1 GB, less than $5

Cons: (Shipping) Buy two, with UPS 3-Day should be under $20

Other Thoughts: I want an Intel Q9500

Pros: Solidly built card, nice convenient paper packaging. Sufficiently fast Data Write/sec for use in my dSLR.

Cons: it doesn't come in a SD card case.

Other Thoughts: Bought this card as a replacement for a failed Crucial SD card.

Pros: Highly recommend Kingston! No problem whatsoever with this SD card.

Cons: none

Pros: worked great on my two week vacation. held 700+ photos and a coupla small videos shot with a canon SD.

Cons: A bit thicker than my 256MB simpletech I've had three years. After a month the canon SD camera said "faulty memory card" I removed it and moved the locking switch back and forth to no avail. Tried that again and it's worked since. The older simpletech card has no switch so i haven't dealt with that before. Bottom line- card works but leaves me with no confidence to take it anywhere important. Ya dig?