I originally bought the Kingston 2gb SD Card because it was cheaper than Sandisk ... what a mistake! The Kingston did not work in a single computer I put it in, so I swapped it out through Amazon and got this SanDisk. It works exactly as expected ... haven't had any problems.

no problems with the actual product itself, but the shipping cost more than the item itself.

If you are looking for a 2GB Sandisk memory card then you found it. Works like it should.

Well, I know there are larger capacity SD cards out there now, and I've tried a couple of 4GB versions, but they werent as across the board compatible as this 2GB device by Sandisk. This one holds over 3000 photos at 1600x1200 resolution, goes straight from your camera to laptop or SD capable plasma/LCD tv, and as far as I can tell is totally bulletproof, not to mention FAST.

SD cards are for specialty applications. Unless you're addicted to making movies with your new digital camera and need more storage capacity, spend your money on a USB flash drive. 5 Googleshnitzles

I took a bunch of pictures for my brother's wedding with this card. When the card was full I turned the camera off, carefully removed the card, placed it in its plastic case and in my camera bag. When we got back from the wedding and I tried to transfer the pictures to my computer, I get an error message. I try numerous ways of reading the card as well as recovery software. Nothing works.

So I try to return the defective card to SanDisk. I have to register on their site and then enter in all my product information before sending a email, which must be done though their difficult to navigate and out of date website. I finally send an email though their site and request an exchange and all I get back is a form letter with things I may have done wrong to cause the error. I then fill out another request on their site, again stating that I want a refund or exchange, and I get an email telling me to check my message box on the site. I check after a few days and it's from someone asking for more information. But because I waited a few days, it's too late to reply or some such nonesense, and then I send another email and am again asked for more information at which point I just gave up after spending nearly an hour on recouping $5 or so.

I frequently buy IT accessories for my company and now make it a point to never buy a SanDisk product.