Kingston 2GB Secure Digital (SD) Flash Card Model SD/2GB

Pros: Works

Cons: None

Pros: It is 2GB card. Costs only 15 dollars. Very fast Read Speed.

Cons: Slow Write Speed. I don't know why, but at the beginning, when card is empty, writing speed is pretty fast, but after it is filled up let's say a half of capacity, writing speed drops down tremendously, to an unacceptable level. Anyone has an idea why? It doesn't happen to other SD cards that I own.

Overall Review: Writing speed is what ducked 2 points off for this card. If writing speed is crucial for you, guys, look for another card, but for 15 bucks it serves ok. I wish it wouldn't have described problem with writing slowdowns.

Pros: My 6MP camera can now hold over a thousand pictures at full resolution. Woot!

Cons: Um, it cost money?

Overall Review: A big memory is a "Must" buy for any camera. I hate filling up small memory cards with 60 pictures, and then having to delete pictures because I can't get home to delete pictures every week to make room for more pictures. I typically offload my memcard every month or two. I have to wait a good while to offload, but I take A LOT of pix. >Props to the egg<

Pros: Works like a champ on my Canon SD630. I've been using it for a couple months with no issues.

Cons: none that I have witnessed.

Pros: 2GB Secure Digital card works as expected for my new underwater digital camera. Decent speed.

Cons: Nothing I can think of off the top of my head.

Overall Review: Kingston generally makes good products, although sometimes they can be a bit more expensive than another brand, they do have a nice manufacturer warranty.

Pros: For 16 bucks, you can't beat it. This is a great standard card for digicams and standard use. Wouldn't recommend for mp3 players or for high-speed storage devices if you require better speed/performance ratio.

Cons: None. Kingston makes solid flash media.

Overall Review: To those who want to know the difference between this card and other SD cards which may be more expensive, look at the specifications for each card to find your specific price/performance/stability needs.

Pros: Bought it specifically for my Nintendo Wii. Works flawlessly. Much better than the overinflated price they charge for their "branded" cards!

Cons: None that I can see. The copy times are a little slow, but since I have no other card to compare it with I can't blame the card.

Overall Review: Has gone down in price five dollars since I bought it. :( Oh well, it was a good deal then and it's a better deal now.

Pros: Works, just as fast as the Kingston "elite" memory (model SD/2GB-S).

Cons: It wasn't free and wasn't pre-loaded with a legally licensed copy of windows 7 ultimate.

Overall Review: Both the SD/2GB and SD/2GB-S were the exact same speed on my computer, so get whatever is cheaper after you add shipping costs.