Fujifilm 2GB SD Card

I bought two of these for my girlfriend's underwater camera as we were going away on a snorkelling trip in Mallorca. The main selling point was the low cost and generally high capacity (for our purposes anyway). If you have a relatively low mega-pixel camera like our 6 mega-pixel one, these cards should prove to be sufficiently fast and hold approximately 360 photographs.As other reviewers have rightfully pointed out, it is best to check that your device supports this memory card (particularly as some require higher read/write speeds or cannot utilise 2GB). So far the cards have provided no issues and have worked flawlessly despite being exposed to damp conditions, hot weather as well as the cooler climate of Britain. Highly recommended!It is also worth mentioning that the memory card comes with a protective plastic case which is an added touch. I've paid triple the price for memory cards in the past and they don't come with any form of case. These cards also have a sliding lock mechanism on the side to make sure you don't accidentally overwrite those all important photographs - a handy feature which has saved me in the past!

Received item, card could not be read and didn't fit case supplied, so requested refund.... still waiting after sending back item to seller.... won't be buying from Amazon again or this seller....

This 2GB SD card works in my PC card reader slot and in my Pure DMX-60 microsystem.NOTE 1: This is a standard SD card (it's NOT a newer SDHC or SDXC type card), so it is compatible with most standard SD card compatible equipment, but please see Note 2, below.NOTE 2: Please be aware that some SD card equipment only works with 1GB cards or less, so check the specifications of your system to see if a 2GB card is compatible.NOTE 3: The newer SDHC (SD High Capacity) and SDXC (SD Extended Capacity) cards may not work in equipment designed only for basic SD cards (i.e. SDHC and SDXC cards may not be backwards compatible with basic SD card compatible equipment.)See my comments attached to this review for further info...

As I say this item was perfect for me, as I have a camera that will only take a card up to a maximum of 2gb, so it is ideal. It is a good make of card at a very reasonable price. I would recommend this item to anyone in similar circumstances to me, or if they only require a 2gb card, many thanks!!

I found this fine for all normal 'everyday' photography, but not for taking any movie. Sold at a very reasonable price and quite adequate for my needs.

I bought this on a budget for a sibling's 3MP(megapixel) camera, decent value for money at <£2 per GB. It's survived two weeks and works a treat, still seems to read/write well and, what's more, it's survived a family holiday!-This is a good buy if you're after a low-ish capacity and relatively inexpensive card. at 3MP I seem to remember it held around 2000 photos. If you plan on buying an SD card for a camera with around 10MP or higher then you might want to try a 4GB or an 8GB card, just to make sure you don't run out of space.Hope this helps.

I ordered two 2gb SD cards for a digital Camera. Only one was able to be correctly formatted.

The first two Fujifilm 2Gb SD cards I bought have been fine so far. The third one I took on my holiday last year and as soon as I put it in my camera it came up with memory card full. When I checked, the camera said there was no images on the card. All very confusing I thought. Luckily I had a spare SD card but it was back at our caravan. When I put this Fujifilm SD card in my camera it seemed fine at first. Then a few months later I was taking photo's and the odd one I had just taken were coming up as 'Unidentified Image'. I just thought it was the camera getting old. Since then I have scrolled back over some photo's on my camera and a lot more are now coming up as 'Unidentified Image'. Luckily I had already put these pictures on the computer, but when I checked, 3 had not been downloaded properly from the card on to the computer so are ruined. After reading other peoples comments I am sure it is the SD card and not the cameras fault. It looks like I could get more 'Unidentified Image' messages coming up in the future.I have now backed my photos up onto disc and hope that will be okay. I will not be buying any more Fujifilm SD cards and will be buying SanDisk in future. My advise, do not buy this make of card.