Summary: This card is clearly a value product, offering good features at a great price. You are likely to find this card at a variety of retailers at the top of the list if sorted by a low-to-high price for a given capacity. Also at 2GB this is a highest capacity that is supported by many older devices, those that don't support FAT32 formatted 4GB cards. Do note, however, that transfer rates are relatively low. If converted to x-rating, the card only has 33x (5MB/s) read speed, and a very uninspiring 10x (1.5MB/s) write speed rating, which is probably not adequate for some advanced digital cameras or for those needing to store large files. Other than this limitation, the card has been performing great in my HP Pocket PC and in Panasonic MiniDV camcorder (for occasional still shots). Just make sure you shop for the best price and know its speed limitations.

Summary: I bought this Kingston Technology 2GB Secure Digital Card at a Fry's store in SF Bay Area for $39.98 to replace a small card I've been using. I found this Kingston 2GB SD card stable and reliable. I used this Kingston standard SD card on my new Canon digital camera and it works great for me.

Summary: I'm getting this for my lumix camera, everything is good but the speed of the writing to the card is very slow, not a good idea if you are going to use it in a fast shooting enviroment.