Transcend 2 GB SD Flash Memory Card (TS2GSDC)

Excellent product. This works just as advertised. Thank you.

Shipped quick, works with older DMC-TZ1 Lumix camera. This camera states it needs 2GB or less memory card. First tried reformatting a 4GB and 8GB SDXC card to 2GB, that did not work.Camera only takes "SD" card. This card worked perfectly.

My mother has an older point and shoot camera that is far out classed by her iPhone but she enjoys the shooting experience of it. It is hard to find SD cards that are compatible with it so it's great to still see these available for a good price. I figured they would be inflated like everything else but for $10, grab a handful. Worked perfectly and haven't had any issues.

I have a Tascam Model 24 multitrack mixer. It uses SD cards for recording. However not just any SD card will work. The Transcend 300S (TS256GSDC300S) is the one I use. In fact, I've bought it twice now.It works with the mixer flawlessly. No latency. The Tascam Model 24 immediately recognizes the card, formats it and then it's ready to record.I'm doing this review to help myself remember the steps in arming the mixer for record. I only use it once or twice a year so I always forget how to do the steps. So this is for my future self.Self, in order to record to the SD card you:1. Create new song by pressing MENU then NEW SONG on the jog wheel (name it if you wish).2. Press MENU again to get back to 00h00m00s screen.3. Arm the track or tracks you want recorded.4. Finally press RECORD button. Voila!Now back to everyone else. The Transcend 300S can record all 24 tracks from this mixer with ZERO issues. I've recorded several 2-3 hour shows and it works just as you'd expect. Each track shows as an individual WAV file when you transfer from the SD card. I record in 16it 44.1khz. Again, it will record all 24 tracks for hours without a hiccup.I'm not too concerned about the read speed to my PC. The card states up to 100MB/s. It works with my Tascam mixer, and that's enough for me.100% recommended.

I’ve used Transend memory before and the card has always been very reliable. This 2 GB card is no exception. I went to Microcenter and they looked at me like I had three heads. The smallest card they had was 32 GB. They said nobody makes smaller cards anymore. Amazon came through.

I'm using this for an old digital camera and it does it's job, for 2gb it's expensive but these cards are getting more rare I guess

As others have noted, these are great for devices which cannot format or handle the memory size of more modern SD (SDHC + SDXC) cards. Most importantly for me, these work with the Remstar PR System One C-Pap machines. From what I've read they use the same technology as most other C-PAP devices, so if you have another model you can purchase these with a high level of confidence.If you have an older device of any kind there's a couple things to keep in mind:In this kind of a scenario transfer speeds are rather irrelevant, as the speed of the SD card is limited by the older SD controller.If your device came with standard SD cards there's a high likelihood you'll be capped at 2GB and have to buy these "Standard SD" devices. However, in some instances you may be able to perform a firmware update to allow SDHC cards to be accepted, which you might want to consider if it's for use in a camera or something which would benefit from the higher capability.Don't use a price per GB comparison: Some have complained about the price- noting that for example a newer Sandisk SDHC 32gb model is currently ~ $13. So, why pay $10 for a 2gb? Seems imbalanced, right? Wrong.These reviewers aren't getting it. The older SD technology isn't really in production and there's a small market for it (really just older device compatibility) so we aren't comparing apples to apples here. Take a look at what new blank VHS tapes are going for. I shouldn't compare that to the price of blank DVD's. Sony 6T120VR 120-Minute VHS 6-Pack (Discontinued by Manufacturer)Comparing apples to apples, this Transcend 2GB currently at $9.99 with prime shipping is the best deal on amazon by about $5 currently for the Standard SD cards.If you need these for a device you think you will be using for some time to come, it might be wise to stock up.Anyhow, the bottom line is that for an older device this item is about as good as it's going to get. You can check your product manufacturer's website for updated firmware, but if you are not technically inclined and want a zero-headache solution just pull the trigger already.

I just got another old camera that can't handle more than 2gbs. This works perfectly with it and had no issues! Thank you!