INDMEM SD Card 2GB Class 4 Flash Memory Card 2G SLC Stanard Secure Digital Cards (1PC)

I needed a 2GB or smaller SD card for my old camera. This worked perfectly and got my camera up and running. The storage capacity is exactly what I was looking for. The value for the money I spend is also what I was expecting.

These I needed for a very specific early 2000s digital camera I own, it worked amazing for the camera. This is the biggest size it will accept. They store more than I expected (with them being 2 GBs and all.) They weren't very expensive but the storage made it worth it.

Perfect for my use case. Plug and play, made my storage problems go away on older devices.

I found my older digital Nikon camera but didn’t have another memory card that was compatible. I had to read through the online owners manual and saw which one I needed and this was the winner. I ordered it and it works like a charm! The photos have turned out great and at the rate I’m going I will need to order another card!

Perfect for old cameras like the easyshare kodaks

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).

You might be wondering, if I said this is the least SD card of all time, why five stars? Because this is the only SD card that works with devices that only respect the original SD card standard, really old stuff. Want lots of capacity that's fast? There's none of that here, it's not even worth the price, hell. I'd say it's almost too expensive for what it is. But all the same, when you have something that needs an SD card that can't be anything other than an OG SD card, this is what you get. It is the 1998 Corolla of SD cards.

This replacement SD card is compatible with my older Garmin GPSMap 696 navigator, which cannot ones that are too large. It is easy to insert and remove without getting stuck. It seems durable and has already lasted several months of use in a high vibration environment.