Kingston 8GB Micro SDHC Flash Card Multi-Kit/Mobility Kit Model MBLY10G2/8GB

Pros: Works. Fast. SD card adapter AND a USB dongle

Cons: No plastic case to hold the SD adapter and USB dongle while only the micro SD card is in use

Other Thoughts: Would have given 5 eggs if a plastic case was included like most other micro SD bundles.

Pros: The card's been great so far. I bought it to use in a Raspberry Pi B, so I haven't put it through the ringer yet as far as I/O performance is concerned, but I have opened it up and flashed it with Raspbian (an unofficial port of Debian Wheezy armhf). The read/write speeds using the card reader were great and I have had absolutely no problems thus far.

Cons: None that I can think of. I understand that I/O performance using a microSD card is going to be mediocre regardless of the card's speed, so when I update this, I doubt I'll end up with any cons that can be attributed to the card itself.

Other Thoughts: The shipping was lightning fast. I ordered memory card on Feb. 18th and found it at my doorstep on the afternoon of the 20th--this is with Newegg's 5-7 Egg Saver shipping. That alone warranted some kudos for how quickly Newegg got it to me.

Pros: With the adapters included there won't be a situation that arises that you cannot use this memory. Because of its ultra small form factor I keep the memory and its adapters between my cell phone and its case, so that I can always have it with me with out forgetting it in my pocket and washing it :p

Cons: none

Pros: Small, Attaches to key chain. works with 32GB cards
(have not tested a 64GB one)

Cons: 1:
Very Easy to insert the wrong way into a USB slot. You must pay close attention to what side the contacts are facing before you insert this into a USB port. This will people not familiar with USB ports problems.

2:
Paint scratches off over time due to it being in contact with Keys. Mine is now a Shiny Silver with just specs of paint still left on its sides.

3:
USB Contacts Exposed & prone to get Dirty & Oily from contact with fingers. Easy to Transfer that contamination to Computers USB ports & may cause connection Issues over time.

Other Thoughts: Would of been nice if this thing had the metal sleeve covering the connectors like on every standard USB cable. Would prevent the contacts from getting dirty & prevent people from accidentally inserting it the wrong way.

Even with its flaws, It works fine even after months of use.

Pros: Had it 5+ months so far...so good....except for the Reader*

Cons: *The card READER (1 of 3 components in the package) is made of thin plastic and my keys have broken bits off of it in the last month or so. I don't want pieces getting stuck in my Mac! Plus it's getting difficult to fit into the USB port on the front of my XBox 360.

Other Thoughts: If Kingston would only make the card reader out of metal it could last years...not months!
On a good note: I just spoke with a RMA guy at Kingston and they are gonna ship out a new one today! I don't even have to return the 5 month old microSD card or SD adapter!! Kingston ROCKS RMA's!

Pros: Memory and Adapter works Great! Fast speed as promised.

Cons: The reader (on my keychain) has not lasted very long. It's thin plastic and so my keys have broken bits off. I'm trying to get a RMA today. It has a two year warranty. The Memory has a LIFETIME warranty! :-)

Other Thoughts: Kingston: Please make the READER out of METAL so it will last years instead of months!

Pros: It's so small that I keep it on my key-chain all the time!

Cons: Honestly, I can't think of any. Kingston did a great job on this one.

Other Thoughts: I've had it for 3 months. I haven't tested it in my digital camera yet. Don't know how much better the performance will be recording video (my digicam is so old that it is only 360 - no where near the amount of data throughput of a 720 or 1080p vidcam.)

Pros: Very small USB adapter. Sticks out about as much as a stubby USB stick, but thinner...only about twice as thick as a microSD card. Definitely need the keychain so you don't lose it. Using as a USB flash drive through the adapter. Can trash it then just take your little microSDHC card out and get a new USB adapter for a few bucks. Good as new.

Cons: I got this because it said Class 10 (10 MB/s minimum). It's actually 9.09 MB/s, according to the Check Flash utility (google it) in "physical device" mode. So it loses an egg for that.

Other Thoughts: Formatted it to NTFS immediately after running the speed test. Gonna throw Portable Virtualbox on there and run a dev LAMP server with Ubuntu server edition. Need NTFS because it allows more than 4 GB file sizes for the disk images.

Pros: very nice useful adapters

Cons: the specific reason i bought this was to put an os on a netbook (no cd drive)but this is .2gb too small now i wish i would have sprung for the 16gb

Other Thoughts: they should put the "useable space" in the specs!