SanDisk 32GB Micro SDHC Flash Card w/ Adapter Model SDSDQM-032G-B35A SanDisk 32GB Micro SDHC Flash Card w/ Adapter Model SDSDQM-032G-B35A

Pros: works great, shipped fast

Cons: none

Pros: Worked great, for a while

Cons: Gave up the ghost after 5 months

Other Thoughts: Been using this in my Galaxy SIII. Like everyone else, it worked great for 5 months, and then all of a sudden I started getting the SD card ejected message, and to reformat my card. Sandisk's support site says to put it in a card reader on your PC to recover, and reformat. I'm going to try it tonight, but based on other reviews, I'm not feeling optimistic.

Pros: Did the job, plenty of space. I used it in a Samsung Galaxy SIII and was able to carry around a ton of music and videos.

Cons: Just up and died one day 6 months after I got it. No longer recognized on either the phone or a PC.

Pros: Price!

Cons: Bought 2 and both died in 2 months.

Pros: Size - 32GB

Cons: Stopped working after 6 months of use. The card is no longer recognized (even after attempting to format it) by my Samsung Galaxy SII or my computer via a micro sd reader. So it's basically an expensive paperweight now...

Pros: Worked pretty well for the 6 months I had it was not very expensive.

Cons: Stopped working in my phone and all attempts to get it working again have been futile. Would probably recommend trying a different product as it seems I'm not the only one with this issue.

Pros: None

Cons: Stopped working after 3 months. Don't think Ill buy another ScanDisk product again.. They used to be good and have a better warranty. Not anymore! Very dissatisfied.

Pros: Bought this to go in a Transformer Prime. It works great and I have not had any issues.

Cons: None yet.

Pros: None

Cons: I bought mine and after 2 months, it stopped working. Very disappointed in SanDisk. They used to make good products and warranty is only good for 30 days.... what a joke

Pros: They worked for 3 months.

Cons: I bought 2 of these, one for my Galaxy SII Epic, and my wife's Galaxy SIII. I started receiving several errors on my SII a week ago saying the card had been ejected, and/or couldn't be read. I removed it, my computer would read it fine so I backed everything up, deleted everything on the card, and let my SII format the card. It worked for an evening. I continued to have problems so I removed it and put my orginal 2gb card back in. Today, my wife's S3 said her card needed to be formatted. All data was lost. Thanks Sandisk.

Other Thoughts: I won't ever buy another sandisk product after this. I can understand getting 1 bum card, but both within the same week? These have a lifetime limited warranty, but they keep their garbage. We'll just simply be out $45, and 100s of personal pictures...