WINTEC FileMate Professional 32GB Class 10 Secure Digital SDHC Card WINTEC FileMate Professional 32GB Class 10 Secure Digital SDHC Card

Pros: lots of space for my camera. no problems handling 12.1 Megapix Burst mode and full HD 1080p MP4 video.

Cons: none I can think of.

Pros: Not expensive. Reliable.

Cons: Non.

Other Thoughts: I've been using this card for more then 2 years about 6-8 hours per day 6 days a week. Device: KODAK PlayFull HD pocket video camera which I use as dashboard camera. I format this card in the beginning of the day and it makes 720P videos the rest of the day (32Gb = 8h.40min. in 720P). No problems at all. I have one more card like this one and Wintec micro SD card 32 Gb which I use not so much. Had no problems with them. Thanks NewEgg for quick delivery and Wintec for good cards.

Pros: 32 gb, decent write speeds, no errors

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: was best bang for the buck card back when I bought it in dec to replace older smaller sd card

Pros: Fits the SD slot

Cons: The security lock broke off in locked position, making this card unusable. Such a joke.. I even didn't touch the lock myself, probably was locked on insertion.

Pros: Big size, decent write speed.

Cons: None so far!

Other Thoughts: Not a bad price for the huge size, write speeds are accurate.

Pros: Fast and huge. You will not fill this card with still photos unless you're trying hard (i.e., drive-shooting with a fast lens, shooting RAW, shooting with a 24MP camera, shooting for days/weeks nonstop).

Cons: Is there such a thing as a card that's TOO big?

Other Thoughts: I took this card in a 12MP point-and-shoot to Vietnam for two weeks. I did not once have to worry about the card being full, even with modest video shooting and extensive photographing. Drive shooting was light/lens/camera limited, not card limited -- under bright light, both the largest and smallest pictures shoot at the same speed (1-2FPS) for my camera.

Pros: I have not had any issue with this card or using it in a SD card reader ( in this instance was a Rosewill USB SD Card reader)

Card is still working without issue and transfer speeds are good.
Hundreds of writes ( basically windows 7 installed with basic drivers to it), later it became Antivirus,anti-malware and resource SD which serves as a read-only, (by choice not by device failure), NAS device via USB off of router

As with most, if not all SD cards, this has a Write protect switch tab on the side. Write protect tab feels sturdy and appears that it will last a while.

Cons: None encountered as of up to current 11-1-2012

Other Thoughts: I needed a larger hard drive back backup media and this would store a generic install of windows 7 to restore from. I needed a device that I could update periodically and still have the ability to physically control any write to the storage media. This SD card has migrated from being a HD image backup to being a NAS file media served from USB port on a router and it performs well in that role as well.

Pros: Very fast! Loaded windows 7 64 bit like it was nothing. Games load time severely cut!

Cons: Died after about 8 months. Power on PC and about 3-5 min after boot it dies.

Pros: I was a little hesitant after reading many reviews regarding HD video capability, but the price was good, so I gambled. It works flawlessly with Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX5. I've made 20+ minutes of videos with no hiccups.

Cons: As mentioned previously, it is slightly thicker than other cards. It is a tighter fit in my Macbook Pro compared to any other memory cards I have. Not really a con, however.

Other Thoughts: I don't need to run speed tests to find out this works. It takes AVCHD videos well.

Pros: 11.3 Write
19.2 Read

Cons: None