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

I found an old digi cam in a old tech dropping place near me. So I threw some batteries in it an found out it worked, but I didn't have a compatible old school SD card. So I did a quick search, found this one, popped it in, and it works great. I get about 2000 shots on the little digi and was able to get some cool stuff for Memorial Day. So far so good with the camera. Really affordable just use in an old camera to play around with. Plenty fast. Was super quick to offload the photos to my iphone with a simple connector. Really no qualms with this. Did exactly what I needed it to do.

Bought this for my Nikon Coolpix S5100 camera. Works as described.

Perfect and compatible with my camera!bought this special for a old digital camera that required to run on a memory card with smaller storage and this was perfect.it came with a single plastic packaging the fit individually around the card.Definitely happy to order this since stores dont carry these anymore.

Works great and in good quality. Used it to transfer Wii data from my Wii U to my Wii.

They work just fine as a well-put-together, pricey, low-capacity, SDHC. If that's what you need them for. But nobody really does...I was in a pinch, paid too much for these to be used only once to restore backup files in a legacy industrial system which can NOT recognize SDHC OR SDXC. SD version 1 only.These are SDHC... SD Version 2 or greater. They are advertised as just "SD". But to be fair, class 4 is not a v1 rating so it's hidden in the fine print...Anyway, not recognized by the old Siemens. Format and allocation are irrelevant here it's the physical architecture that matters.Adafruit sells the right old cards.The other people who say this card works for their old stuff are surely having success because of filesystem size or format in which case any card, cheaper bulk packs of larger sizes, could be used if manually formatted. I can't think of a good reason to pay extra for a smaller card that's only benefit is Windows would default to formatting it in a way Legacy systems would recognize the filesystem (if they have the hardware to read an SDHC).

Worked well with my camera

This size is great for testing older 2000-2005 digital cameras. Hard to find at stores anymore.

A knock off of SanDisk, but they work will on older camera and other electronic devices that uses the same memory amount.