SanDisk Ultra 8GB Secure Digital High-Capacity (SDHC) Flash Card Model SDSDRH-008G-A11

Pros: More room, much faster than old card. my old card was 2mbps, this is a great improvement in space and speed over my old 2Mbps card. Good value for the money-!

Cons: None really, for the price you cant complain for what you get.

Other Thoughts: Now wish Id have had the $$ to get the really fast ones-!

Pros: Fast speeds, reliable cards and construction quality high. Good buy.

Cons: Can't think of any...

Other Thoughts: We're using quite a few of these as Lion Installers for our companies MacBook Airs (integrated SD slot). Love them.

Pros: It works without a hitch and it seems as fast as some of my SDHC class 10 rated cards.

Cons: It didn't make me young again.

Other Thoughts: I read the reviews on various cards and bought the brand I always buy. I am never sorry with Sandisk.

Pros: Solid performing memory card. I am using this with a Fujifilm FinePix F600EXR digital camera and the card handles 300FPS video recording and 30FPS 1080p recording with ease.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: 8GB is smaller than it sounds if you plan on recording video. You might want to consider 16GB if you plan to record videos.

Pros: The picture shows a class 4 card, but I actually received a class 6 card! Works great, no problems so far.

Cons: Shipping was a little slow. It was shipped from Edison, NJ (where I live), but it actually went to Maryland before coming back to Edison! Why?

Pros: No problem with Nikon P500. Tested write speed using 5 burst shots and this wrote 5 seconds faster than other class 10 SDHC.

Cons: NONE

Other Thoughts: Nikon P500 still has fw 1.0 which is known to have issue with certain Sandisk memory but it worked fine. But I'm afraid of losing pictures so I'll update to 1.1 soon.

Pros: No read/write problems, works fast and as advertised.
* Price

Cons: None so far.

Pros: Fast cards, I bought these to use with the Panasonic DMC-TS3, they work great for fast snaps, and recording video on the camera at 1080p. I also have a couple of the same card in the CF format that work perfectly. I've never had problems with these cards.

Cons: None so far.

Other Thoughts: Great cards, highly recommended.

Pros: Fast. Read and write speeds are blazing for anything else. Does great in my camera, laptop (ReadyBoost), and PDA.

Cons: SanDisk is expensive in general. A Kingston or Transcend 8GB class 4 costs about half of one of these.

Only thing this card might not be fast enough for is high quality video, but there are 30mb/s+ cards for that, and most people with high end video cameras know that.

Other Thoughts: Works great on Windows 7 as a ReadyBoost card - make sure to format it to NTFS or exFAT to get the full capacity.

Pros: Great card. Does what it promises, and great for most photography needs.

If this card isn't fast enough for your camera, that isn't a reason to rank it down. It's a reason for *you* to do research before you buy it lol.

Cons: Bad for RAW shooters who can't shoot less than 5 fps.

Bad for technogeeks who don't know what they need before they buy this product.

Works as advertized.

Other Thoughts: IF you need 15mbps, great! Get this card. If you need something faster, buy the new 45mbps cards. Not much of a choice there, either you need faster or you don't.

This card works well in: D300, D40, Coolpix 7900 (or pretty much any other P&S).

Not for nerds shooting RAW. For jpeg shooting it is more than enough to keep up my FPS, although if you are serious about photography you wouldn't have settled for the low speed SD card, and went straight for the 30-45mbps cards.