Transcend 2GB Micro/Transflash SD Card

I bought this SD card after I bought an old Digicam online off Ebay because I was easily influenced by the digicam aesthetic wave of photos going about.It's easy to use and insert into my digicam - which was sadly incompatible with a lot of more updated SD cards so it took me a bit to find an SD card that fit its requirements. My digicam is a Fujifilm Finepix A610 - so if anyone has that, then this SD card will definitely work.I was also quite happy that because of the plastic card that surrounds the actual chip, I can insert it directly into my mac and access my photos there.It's just an SD card. How bad can the product be? There are no issues. If anything, the storage is kind of small, but you expect that because its only 2GB.

PREVIOUSLY I was unaware was the little number "6" [DENOTING CLASS] meant something (Transcend I believe the highest, class 6)There are different speed grades available, measured the same as CD-ROMs, in multiples of 150 kB/s (1x = 150 kB/sSD Cards and SDHC Cards have Speed Class Ratings defined by the SD Association. The SD Speed Class Ratings specify the following minimum write speeds based on "the best fragmented state where no memory unit is occupied"Class 2: 2 MB/s - 13xClass 4: 4 MB/s - 26xClass 6: 6 MB/s - 40xSo just like USB flash drives basic & premium model transfer times vary 'wildly', with SD cards not so much due to specified class rating.Simple maths shows you a "class 6" is 3 times faster than a "class 2" and 1.5 times faster than "class 4".Finally whilst I do not know the details of this item being supplied to the other reviewers without adapter, I emailed my seller before hand just to confirm, MINE WAS SUPPLIED WITH ADAPTER and having it makes a difference!I wish to point out that the class ratings are seen more in MICRO SDHC cards ie cards above 4GB, and NOT so much on the MicroSD cards <4Gb.TRANSCEND MICRO SDHC ALL APPEAR TO BE CLASS 6, So that should also apply to their MICROSD cards. I hope I have not confused anyone

Exactly what I needed. Had to get a 2gb card to use in my nintendo wii- old hardware so old storage limits. Works fine, does exactly what I need it to. It's small so I can imagine a lot of people need it for older hardware specifically just like I do.

It was useful for my purpose. I was trying to revive an old device that only accepted SD (not hc or xc) and this worked wonderfully. I got it for 3.99 which was fine, the price it's at currently (around £6) is not worth it though as this is a very niche product, it's lack of space (and speed) is only acceptable for devices that cant accept same priced micro sdhc cards. At then end of the day, this is very outdated and nearly useless for all modern devices.

Why spend over a fiver on a 2GB SD card (microsd with full size adaptor) in 2020?Well if you want to get the Homebrew Channel on your wii you need a SD card that is compatible with Wii and most of the higher capacity SDHC cards aren’t.2GB is plenty for this purpose and this one worked (for me) whereas a 16GB SDHC card didn’t.

its cheap does the job

We have a Now TV mini box which this fits in so the apps now load up more quickly. It doesn't use it to record on, but the streaming services don't need to save programs as it is all live all the time......if your Internet can cope with it!Would buy again.

I needed an SD card, not an SDHC card ,for an old digital camera (Canon Elph SD450). It worked perfectly and by having a micro SD within it made it better suited to use in more modern computers and tablets that don't accept a full size SD/SDHC card.