I have several memory cards I've amassed for one reason or another, but one memory card I chose to buy for my holiday in September was this Transcend SDHC card. Mine is actually a bit different to the one in the picture above as it's blue rather than green, but the fundamental product is the same.

This card is used in police surveillance activity. It gets swapped around in different equipment and is holding up well.

Easy To Use; Good Interface With Camcorder; Improves Performance

I used the product in my Canon Rebel Xsi for sports photography, I get plenty of RAW images out of the 8gb. Transcend is a great brand, i have another 8gb card from them that is a couple years old, have never had a problem.

I purchased this card for my new Canon camera, with the expectation that it would work well with the camera's video function, and it surpassed my hopes and has produced excellent photo and video results. The life-time warranty is a definite plus.

great price for the 8gb capacity holds a kazillion pictures

tiny serial number

Sears has great prices on SDHC cards. I purchased an 8GB card for only $24.00. It works great in my new Nikon CoolPix S8100 camera. I would recommend Sears for photography products. They have a great selection of cameras and photography supplies.

SDHC memory cards are the upgrades to the older SD memory cards. They were re-designed for faster read and write speeds as well as for greater (larger) capacities. In fact, the read and write speeds are now categorized with classes. These classes are 2, 4, and 6.

Great product. I ordered two 8 GB memory cards. The price was what I've seen for just one. I used one in my wife's photo frame and the other is now a backup to my SLR camera. They came in original packaging not loose in a box.

these are used in the field by foreman. they take a beating and last.

Durable Dock; Excellent Interface; Fast Transfer; Lightweight

I purchased four(4) of these cards and tested immediately with the H2testw utility before use. Afterwards i tested in a Nikon D90 camera and as boot card in Raspberry Pi. All 4 cards work perfect and had no deficiencies that I have been able to detect so far.

I'm surprised these guys are still in business. I had a card of theirs fail, less than a year. Sent it back under warrantee only to receive an empty envelope in return - no follow up on their part. Why waste your time money and data?