2 Pack SD Card 2GB Class 4 Flash Memory Card 2G SLC Stanard Secure Digital Cards (IN2GBC4SD2P)

I tend to hang onto older cameras as I do not enjoy relearning everything on new camera. Needless to say the older cameras do not take these modern newer SD cards that are often as big as 32GB. I ordered several of these INDMEM 2GB cards and they work as expected in both my older cameras. A Nikon Coolpix L31 and my favorite Konica Minolta Dimage Z10. If you're an older camera user these are handy to have on your shelf and work as one would expect them too.

2GB sd card.I used this in a homebrew channel wii to replace my worn out sd card. After making a copy and checking everything, I'm happy to say this card fixed the issue I was having with read errors.Seller sent me an email after my order was confirmed with details about stuff.

Like a lot of other people, I have an old digital camera they just don't want to replace. Mine's a Canon Powershot SD600 and it still serves me well. The only problem is that it'll only handle an SD memory card of 2GB or less.I like to take video with mine, but with only 1 GB to work with in its original OEM SD card, that doesn't go far. So, I purchased this 2-pack of 2GB SD cards. They're easy to swap in and out, so I use them like thumb drives, filling up one, then another.They fit and work just like the OEM card...except for a couple hiccups. One day, I took some pictures and pulled the SD card out immediately to plug it into my laptop to download the pics. When that was done, I put it back into the camera where it promptly told me the card was not recognized. I pulled it out and tried again with the same result. I tried one more time and all was well. It didn't happen before or since but be prepared for something, perhaps.Aside from that one instance, I haven't had any problems and they have both served me well, giving me much greater capacity for my old camera.

I bought this for my older Kodak camera, because the High Capacity SD card does not work on this camera. The plain SD card that is not an HC card works fine on my camera

I purchased these SD cards for my Minolta XG1 camera. I substituted these for Scandisc SD2GB cards they worked perfectly I could not use the Transcend brand of SD 2GB cards they would not format. This brand worked and formatted as needed

This was a classic bate and switch sale.Most of the advertising was about the SANDISC product brand. The product shipped has an identical appearance (same color, layout and style) but named INDMEM.I tested one card for half a day with good results but I have little confidence over the long term.It will be many years before I will know if they are reliable.They may be a good value....but who knows.

I didn't realize that considering the age of my camera, that maybe the SD cards might be different these days. I ordered a Lexar Pro SDXC 65 GB card, only to discover it will not work with my camera at all. Much to advanced for my Minolta DiImage Z1 digital camera. So I had to scale back, and thank goodness there were still some older SD cards out there that I could use. The new SD cards work great.

These are a knock off to appear like SanDisc SD cards but don't work. I put them in cameras used for research, they were out for six weeks and when I recovered them there was nothing on the SD cards. Having only 30 days to return items is a total rip off. This particular research can only be done from late December into mid March. Gee, Amazon, thanks for destroying one year's opportunity to gather information on the American marten. You are not a friend of science.