This card represents the middle range for this brand.  Like its other models there is a 10 year warranty (in France) which seems largely sufficient.  In terms of specifications, Kingston doesn’t go into detail simply specifying that it’s a Class 4.   This represents a minimum of 4 MB/s.

Unexpected speed

In practice, the card indeed respects its specifications as writing speed is 5.37 MB/s and even 17.92 MB/s in reading, the best score we’ve yet seen.  So it is a good card, however, its position is rather interesting.  If this brand’s Class 2 model is not as good in reading, on the contrary, it’s the best in writing.  In our reflex test, the two cards behave the same with a slowing down after 11 shots.  In short, you will have to choose between what’s more important based upon your use; reading or writing.