Transcend 8 GB Class 6 SDHC Flash Memory Card TS8GSDHC6E

Of course would like bigger space but for the price and what I wanted for I really can't argued with that

I really liked this but I thought that was strange, so I unplugged the card from the reader and replugged it in. The same error occurred. I then figured I'd just put the card back into the camera and read the data off the camera. Guess what? I got an error message on the camera that said "Please insert SD card". I have an old olympus that I planned on sellinggiving to my sister. I put the card into it, and got an error saying some kind of error.. I came on amazon, hoping someone else had the same problem and a solution to it. I saw a few posts that said if you set the card to the "lock" position, the card suddenly becomes readable and you can retrieve your data off it. Others have said that they used data recovery software that was able to detect the card and get some/all their lost data back. I tried that with TWO data recovery softwares, and not either of them was even able to detect the card when in the card reader. All in all, I lost out on a couple of hundered bucks because this card lost all my data on it's first time using it, and is no longer even useable by my camera OR computer. I will never buy another I'm like the rest of you that gave this card a 1 star rating. I bought the card because I needed more storage space. I have an 8 gig version of this same card that has worked perfectly for a year. a different one because I wanted a more "top of the line" level point and shoot. I work at a school and frequently do video/picture shoots for school related events. We had a rugby event, and I was going to get reimbursed for photographing and take pics of the event. The Lumix and 16 gig card was just right for this. One camera that could video and photograph with great quality. I filmed and took pics of the event with the camera, and there were no problems. When I got home, I plugged the card into my SDHC card reader, and the computer worked fine.

Not quite sure what to say about a little bit of plastic and memory, but it works fine. I got this for my Panasonic DMP-BD60 Blu-ray Player so that BD-Live functionality would work. It seems to have done the trick.

Card I received is defective. It took a while to realize it was the card that was defective rather than the Kodak Zi8 I purchased it for. Went to Transcend's website, downloaded their AutoFormat tool, and confirmed that the card is defective. I recieve a "fail" message "format error." Tried formatting the card on my computer and on the Zi8 - no luck.

Of course, Amazon's return window expired 2 days ago, so they won't take it back.

This should be covered by Transcend's warrantly, but I'm unable to get through to Transcend. I've repeatedly tried to contact Transcend via its customer service website (promising 24/7 support), but when I try to send the customer service form I filled out on their webiste, the site just times out and the form will not go through [...]). Of course, Transcend does not provide an email address or telephone number so you can actually actually speak with a human being. To add insult to injury, Transcend's RMA form won't download, either [...] ("a connection with the server could not be established").

Using in a Canon SX1IS camera. The 1080p video writes fine. Cannot detect and appreciable lag. Only complaint - how can they call this an 8 gig card when in reality you can only access a little over 7 gig?