Hama SD Card | 2GB | Class 4 | 10mb/s | With Write Protection

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I bought this after unsuccessfully trying all my other SD cards to add some channels to my wii.I wasnt 100% sure it was the correct type as it just says standardIt worked right away.Because it is just a standard SD it fits with the way the wii works.Its class 4, not sure if thats relevant but its whats written on the card, almost all my other cards are class 10.My consol was second hand and has no settings access so it was the only way to add channels (no internet).Anyway If you have this same problem, or if you want to replace your original wii sd card, it is a good solution.

Okay for music or photography that works. But It doesn’t work, if you what to use it with PDC-35 Digital Recorder. You format the SD card to fat32. You can see it recording in the unit. But when you pause the recording first, then stop it. It should write the music data to the SD card. In stead, it comes up with “NO FILES”. Where found. So if you what the SD card for this item doesn’t buy it as, you’ll will finding yourself with the same problem. I hope this helps, your decision. Thanks

Works with my Panasonic LUMIX DMC-TZ1. Easy to use. Not bad value for money. Good size. Storage is not bad depending on device (TZ1 limited to 2gb Max)

The older digital cameras do not accept high capacity cards. Back in 2005 when Manchester City were in the old second division and a pint was less than 2 quid this was a very high capacity card. Alas today a 2 gig sd card is as potent as the Manchester United front two, but nonetheless perfect for my ancient Panasonic DMC-LC1 giving me a whopping 475 images per card. I might even buy another!

Good quality and value well packaged

Doesn’t work…

Bought it thinking it was micro sd, great to have anyway