SanDisk Ultra UHS-I 64GB MicroSDXC Flash Card Model SDSDQUI-064G-A11 SanDisk Ultra UHS-I 64GB MicroSDXC Flash Card Model SDSDQUI-064G-A11

Pros: Sound is clear and adjustable stands hold phone well.

Cons: Have to remove case from devices.
Support from manufacturer is next to nothing. Feels very cheaply made.

Other Thoughts: I would buy again as a travel dock. Wish is had a better connection so cases could be left on and in my case I could fit a lightning adapter in there as well.

Pros: Great camera with a unique purpose. Image is great camera features are nice. Lots of extras including a spare battery and a charger. Seller was great to work with I made an error in my order and got a response from seller within a couple hours and correction shortly there after.

Cons: Included SD card isn't the best. I've replaced mine with a Sandisk micro sdxc. Kit includes a desk tripod, but not the mount to attach it to the camera.

Other Thoughts: Setting up is pretty simple. Instructions for wifi connection to the app is not clear. GoPro Website could be a little easier to get around. Would like to see software support for Mac OS 10.8...
I'm not found of the 2-3 day delay waiting for third parties to process and ship orders.

Pros: Just what I needed for my new GoPro and just the right price!!!

Cons: Haven't found any yet!!

Pros: Plugs and plays on Galaxy S3 with android 4.1.2 (Sprint L710)
Tons of storage.
UHS-1 speed.
Comes with micro to standard SD adapter if you don't already have one.

Cons: I wish it were cheaper.

Other Thoughts: Plugged it right into my GS3 so I can store more music on it for when I don't feel like listening to Pandora.

Pros: Its 64Gb...
Its fast...

Cons: I had to pay for it

Other Thoughts: If you have a Samsung device, youre internal memory will be found in mnt/sdcard and the sd cad will be mnt/extsdcard... if you are using xbmc you will have to browse to root/mnt/extsdcard

Pros: Huge storage. Small space. Works awesome!!!

Cons: Most phones, pads, etc. don't accept a card with this capacity... The card itself is great though!!!

Other Thoughts: Wish this technology existed 15 years ago...

Pros: Fast write and extremely fast read speed

Cons: None really. It would be nice if it would come down in price some.

Pros: Low price, decent speed

Cons: None so far

Other Thoughts: Works just fine in my Nook HD+ tablet. Win 7 Pro reports a sustained write speed of about 9.5 mbs on large .mkv files, about average for a class 10 card. The Nook formats it as exFAT.

Pros: I cannot think of any.

Cons: I paid for a 64Gig flash card and the card only reads as 32Gig.

Other Thoughts: What a pain this is! I have to package it back up and ship it out to have it get to me hopefully by next Saturday as this is the reason I purchased it. I love Newegg of course, have been a loyal customer for years but this flash is absolute junk!

Pros: See other thoughts.

Cons: See other thoughts.

Other Thoughts: It appears that this issue about corruption of files is not only on the Nokia and Answers.Microsoft.com forums, but also on SanDisk's itself. However, the product the users there are having problems with is when using this card with the GoPro.

There are also reports of counterfeit cards being sold, but I think those are on that place of the Tropical Rainforest and not here on Newegg.

A couple of people on the SanDisk forums have suggested a few things to check for both improper formatting and whether it's counterfeit.

The first app is SD Formatter 3.1. Please note that it will take a godly amount of time, so do it overnight or when you won't be needing the card right away (it will erase the entire card and then reformat it). The UI is plain but simple and the app is very easy to use.

The second app is H2TestW. It's in German, but it has an option in the app to switch to English. This app reads/writes/verifies the entire space on the targeted card. It takes a little while also, but not so bad.

I ran both today and later took a 1:25 long video saved to my SD card. (I had also completed a full-phone reset as well) The results are promising as I had ZERO glitches in the audio/video. I am hoping that this also solves the issue I am having with album metadata being retained properly.

So bottom line, get the card, get those apps and run them both FIRST, and when removing it from the PC, open Explorer and right-click on the card and select 'Eject'. For whatever reason my Windows 8 PC will not Safely Remove it, saying that it's in use elsewhere?!