Kingston 4 GB Class 4 SDHC Flash Memory Card Review

!: Kingston 4 GB Class 4 SDHC Flash Memory Card Review

Before I start this review I would like to point out that this type of memory card is more suited to a digital point and shoot camera rather than a digital DSLR, the reason for this is that most DSLRs have burst modes and for this reason you will want to get a class 6 card. However if you're looking for a SDHC card to go in your point and shoot digital camera keep on reading.

Now most of you may think a SDHC card is a SDHC card, you can throw any one in there and snap your pictures, but think of this: what if you had been taking photographs of an event such as a 1st birthday, a christening, a wedding or even a music concert when all of a sudden your card fails and all of your photos are completely destroyed. You then have 2 options you can either cry or you can pay an extortionate amount to have some expert recover your pictures, however the problem is that not all of these pictures if any are guaranteed to be recovered. Suddenly a storage card isn't just a card any more is it?

What I liked about this memory card is that there are no moving parts inside it, now you may be thinking so what but this leads to the reliability of the device and more importantly the higher chance of your images being protected. No moving parts mean that nothing is going to get worn down or damaged. Another excellent feature of this class four memory card is that there will be a constant 4MB read speed which is excellent for when it comes to uploading your images to a computer.

Overall the Kingston 4 GB Class 4 SDHC Flash Memory Card is affordable and very reliable and you can't ask for any more when it comes to memory cards.