Transcend - Flash memory card - 4 GB - Class 6 - SDHC - Electronics / Photography (TRANSCEND)

Transcend 4Gb SDHC card, suitable for use in a wide range of cameras or recording devices.Image accuracy is not guaranteed.Please do not rely on the image for your purchase

Customer Reviews of Transcend - Flash memory card - 4 GB - Class 6 - SDHC

Danny_uk

23rd August 2008

Excellent and quick service
I ordered 2 x of this 4gb class 6 sdhc cards last 22nd of august and surprised to received the next day. I tried straight away to my lumix panasonic tz-4 camera and it reads very fast and quality of the picture are superb. Will buy and recommend on this seller again.

Big Daddy
London
21st August 2008

Excellent service
Bought this item on line on Tuesday morning at about 2 a.m. It arrived on Wednesday at lunchtime. That's less than 36 hours from order to delivery. Couldn't really be much happier. Seems to work well too although not extensively tested yet.

Ed.
UK
9th August 2008

Does exactly what it was made for.
Had this card for about eight months now and I have not had one problem with it, have saved thousands of jpg's and avi's with ease. If your looking for a good quality card then I would have no problem recommending this one in fact I have just ordered an 8gb one myself at less than I paid for the 4gb one eight months ago. One thing to note though this card will only be read in an sdHC card reader.

Kickin' Sixty & luvin' it!
Colchester U.K.
18th July 2008

Excellent product & Super quick service
I ordered this card on Tuesday - it was delivered Thursday. I use it with my Nikon D60 Camera with no problems. Excellent value for money - would recommend, in fact I'm buying a second before they run out!!

hassleddad
London
3rd July 2008

Good card with one reservation
I have tested the card to check that it is compatible with my Nikon D60 and it works fine. Haven't used it in anger yet so can't comment on the speed.

The card came without a little plastic case. This may sound trivial, but I intend to keep the pictures on the card indefinitely, using the card as the ultimate backup store. A case is necessary for this. It protects the card from damage and dirt. Also, putting a label on the card (for example, to say what dates the pictures on it are from) will stop it from going into most card readers - it it certainly won't go into my camera with a label.

So Transcend, nice card for a good price but it needs a 10p (at most) case, and until you do that, I'll have to buy someone else's cards.