Q: Given an Amazon review, indicate whether it is a 'Positive Review' or 'Negative Review'.
I bought this memory card for a Sigma camera, of which I have three: DP1, DP2, and SD15. They all take SD cards. All three rejected the Kingston card right out of package, displaying an error message. I called Kingston. They said that their lifetime warranty applies only to supported devices, of which they have a list on their website. According to the list, of Sigma products, they only guarantee that their 2GB SD card will work with Sigma DP1. That's it! For every other Sigma camera, and for every other Kingston card, their warranty does not apply. I have used several other 16GB SD cards from other manufacturers: Transcend, Patriot, Sandisk. They all work fine, in fact I never had any compatibility issues with any device or memory format. The worst part is that Kingston doesn't provide this list of compatible devices on the Amazon product page; not even a link to the webpage. So unless you have an explicit statement from Kingston that your device is supported, the card may not work and you are on your own. It also doesn't help much that the Amazon refund policy is less than stellar. After I bought the card, it sat around in its packaging unopened for a couple of months, until I needed the card and discovered that it doesn't work. Although 30 days have passed, I thought I'd try and give Amazon a call after I called Kingston. They heard me out and promptly sent a return label my email. I sent the card back the next day. A week later they processed the refund. Without a word to me, they subtracted $4.00 for reason unknown, and $8.00 for return shipping. I could have mailed the card back for less than a dollar. As a result, I got less than half of my money back. Lesson learned. I'll never buy another Kingston product, and will take extra caution when dealing with Amazon.
A:
Negative Review