SanDisk Ultra 16GB Secure Digital High-Capacity (SDHC) Flash Card Model SDSDRH-016G-A11 SanDisk Ultra 16GB Secure Digital High-Capacity (SDHC) Flash Card Model SDSDRH-016G-A11

Pros: Works good. Speedy too.

Cons: None.

Pros: I love the size of this card as it will hold over 4 thousand pictures for my camera and videos as well. Would have gone for the 32GB but this size is just big enough.

Cons: None so far, no compatibility issues or speed issues.

Other Thoughts: Use a Sony 12.8MP camera and the card lasts us about a year to fill up.

Pros: the transfer speed of this card is unbelievable, best bang for ur buck. im using this car to play videos and music in my car on my Pioneer avh-3200dvd

Cons: none so far after a year

Pros: Had several of these for years, they never fail.

Cons: Not as fast as I'd like, but that's how you get reliability.

No cons really.

Other Thoughts: I've always been able to count on Sandisk.

Pros: Speed enough for filming HD 1024 with stereo sound on a T3i. The speed was waaay better than supposed other 'fast' but budget friendly cards.

Cons: One of two cards failed within 4 months. Lost precious and expensive footage.

Other Thoughts: I'm very sad, as I bought this card due to SanDisk's solid reputation. The card failed while in the middle of filming a set in front of 3000 people.. had to switch to backup cards of lesser brands.

Pros: cheap, high capacity

Cons: doesn't work. The card I received is marked as 30MB/s class 6 rather than 15MB/s class 4. That would be great but I don't see any product with these specs on the SanDisk web site. Was this a silent upgrade or are these counterfeit?
If I put the card in my camera and turn it on, it says no card present. If I put the card in while the camera is on, it recognizes it for a while.

Pros: I bought 2 of these to use with my Canon T2i for shooting video. I purchased them thinking they would be class 4 and on the website it says they are class 4. What I got shipped was class 6. I can't even find these cards on SanDisk website. Not that I'm complaining, they both work great! I previously bought a 32GB class 10 card that couldn't handle the video.

Cons: Nothing yet.

Other Thoughts: I don't think I'll ever buy another brand again. The 32GB card that said class 10 was a joke. I got it cheap though so I'll keep it for other uses. SanDisk is a little pricier but well worth it.

Pros: Good price

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: It's an inexpensive 16 gb high capacity memory stick. It works. What more do you need?

Pros: Everything a 16 gig card should be no problems with it at all. I use to transfer large files from computers and with my hd video camera

Cons: none

Pros: trusted brand.

Cons: trusted brand disappoints!!! I bought sandisk ultra 16 gb card 2 years ago and it was fastest card for HD video in my canon t2i. Only thing was that 2 teeth separating contact of the card broke off. I called Sandisk tech support and was about to replace the broken card. I ordered another identical card from newegg in case I need to record a video while waiting for replacement. I recived new Sandisk Ultra 16 GB and tried record video with it. It was so slow that it turn off recording only after 10 seconds!!! SUCH A DISAPPOINTMENT. Also now I worry that the replacement of the older card with broken teeth wont be fast enough and therefore I rather keep it. So now I'm stuck with one card is too slow and one with broken teeth. I won't recommend this card to a friend.