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The 3 things you need to check to be sure this will fit your device are 1) the physical size, 2) storage size, 3) class/speed.

Size: there are regular sized chips and “micro” sized chips. This is a regular size, NOT a micro, so if you need a micro size, pass on this. This is about the size of a stamp and the thickness of a quarter, physically, with what looks like a corner cut off.

Storage size: The 8 Gig size is the most my device will handle, so check your device. Smaller will work, but more will be wasted. This gave me over 24 hours of recording time at a high quality recording speed.

Class: The flash chip here is a class 6 (which means it functions at a higher speed [not sure if it's double, just that it's faster overall] than a class 4, which in turn is faster than a class 2).

The “HC” means high capacity, as opposed to earlier models which should be labelled just “SD” without the HC.

I have just reached its full capacity and will be getting another one. You can wipe or delete parts of what you’ve stored, as with all memory devices, but I’d like to have another blank backup disc. No complaints about this one. I’ve had it for a little over a year.
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