WINTEC FileMate 16GB Professional Class 10 Secure Digital SDHC Card

Pros: Low cost. Nothing else.

Cons: Slow writing speed. Did several times of h2testw tests. Result is: write 9.56MB/s, read 19.7 MB/s.

Other Thoughts: Like other people mentioned, the product quality is not consistent. Some people are lucky to get good writing speed. I am unlucky to get the worst writing speed. I would rather pay a few $$ more to get Transcend or other high quality SDHC.

Pros: Good space for the price. Got it quickly ordering through NewEgg

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Seems fast, and does what it should

Pros: 16GB Space
Fast written and read
Price

Cons: None so Far

Other Thoughts: For $12 this is a great card. so far no issue recording HD 1080P video and speed is being fast. Transferring file to the PC went up to 17MB and then stayed at 13MB Transfer rate. Can't complain. Using Canon 60D as the camera.

Pros: Fast, inexpensive

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Bought it for D7000 DSLR video/raw photos. Had no issues at all. Hdtune shows 19mb/s. I guess all negative reviews are because of old USB readers or incompatible (old) cameras....

Pros: Works in Camera... snapshot & 1.5" video
Cheap @ $10.49

Cons: Windows 7 says it lacks performance needed for Readyboost
I had a Class 6 4gb Kingston that works for Readyboost, so I expected this class 10 would exceed performance requirements but it was rejected.

Pros: I see some people complained about this card which concerned me. I guess I'm just lucky but this card works fine in my ZX3 at in 1080 HD mode. Recording and playback was smooth.

Cons: none yet

Pros: It's great, I've used this for more than a year, and gave me no trouble. I use it for Photography, and for taking 1080p videos. I bought specifically for the Canon T3i. For the speed, I don't really see any difference between Class 10 and Class 4. It handles anything I throw at it, great product.

Cons: Blah

Pros: Cheap

Cons: It was cheap but I guess you get what you paid for. This is nowhere near class 10 card. The writing speed on it is terrible, only about 5 - 8 Mbs/sec. I regretted buying it.

Pros: - For a relatively small price you get an SDHC without flaws, reliable and fast.
- transfer rates are factoring in many other aspects than the sole SDHC card by itself : from one computer to another these transfer rates can and will vary. Thus, I tested its speed along another SD I bought and which is supposed to be much faster, the SanDisk Extreme Pro SDSDXP1-008G-A75 (UHS-1). What I get is the Wintec being faster of about 10 to 15 Mbps!

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Personally I use this with my computers, for holding drivers (like the Intel Matrix storage driver at boot during Windows install), backup installation/benchmarking/system analysis tools, as well as an efficient way to carry files in my pocket. My camera being too old (a Kodak EasyShare Z740), I can't use this but I don't mind : I knew before hand that it had a good probability of not functioning with that camera.

Pros: Inexpensive and spacious

Cons: I bought this card to upgrade the memory card in my camera and/or to use it as a Readyboost device in my laptop. Windows 7 tells me that it is not good enough for readyboost and the camera stops after 20 seconds while recording HD Video saying it could not write to card fast enough.