Transcend 16GB Secure Digital High-Capacity (SDHC) Flash Card Model TS16GSDHC10 Transcend 16GB Secure Digital High-Capacity (SDHC) Flash Card Model TS16GSDHC10

Pros: Insert module, it works. No configuration.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Installed on my Lenovo Tablet for added storage.

Pros: Average reading/writing speed when it works

Cons: The 1st card failed after 7 days of light use (about 2000 pics by Nikon D5100). RMA process took about 3 weeks. 2nd card failed 2 weeks ago (not recognized by either D5100 nor PC) only after about 300 pics written. Really disappointed with this product and brand. I have never RMAed a memory card twice in my whole life.

Manufacturer Response:

Dear Customer,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention as it is very rare that a customer has 2 RMAs in a row. Please contact Transcend Technical Support and let us know how the cards came to fail and we'll be happy to help you troubleshoot them or RMA them.

Regards,

Transcend Information
1-800-886-5590

Pros: Cheap

Cons: Ordered two and one went bad within a year.

Manufacturer Response:

Dear Customer,

It is unfortunate that you had a card become defective. Please contact Transcend Tech Support at 1-800-886-5590 and we'll assist you with the RMA process.

Regards,

Transcend Tech Support

Pros: Gets the Job done, It's 16GB, Holds almost 500 RAW Format pictures

Cons: Went bad only 1 year after purchase. The Card literally just fell apart. So I lost 8GB of photo's. Thank you Transcend!

Other Thoughts: It was a great card while it lasted. Admittedly I'm hard on all my cards, But I expected more out of a name brand company that I've bought from before and never had a problem like this.

Pros: Works great in my Nikon D5100. Well worth the money.

Cons: None that I've seen.

Pros: 16 GB gives me more space than I will ever use on any trip (do not use video just pics) very compact and fits my camera.

Cons: None

Pros: Just got the cards today, ATTO benchmark gives very good numbers, far exceeding Class 10 specifications. Mainly for use in a camera with Full HD video and more interested i write speeds than read speeds which will definitely be higher than the write speeds.
Card 1

Transcend 16Gb SDHC Class 10, model TS16GSDHC10E

512KB : Write 15183 Kbps Read 17741 Kbps
1024KB: Write 15818 Kbps Read 17718 Kbps
2048KB: Write 15808 Kbps Read 17777 Kbps
4096KB: Write 15808 Kbps Read 17777 Kbps

Card 2

Transcend 16Gb SDHC Class 10, model TS16GSDHC10E

512KB : Write 15874 Kbps Read 18461 Kbps
1024KB: Write 15902 Kbps Read 18186 Kbps
2048KB: Write 15968 Kbps Read 18641 Kbps
4096KB: Write 15949 Kbps Read 18680 Kbps

Cons: None as of now. Will report later if i get any.

Other Thoughts: Did not buy from newegg.
Model number is not exactly as in newegg, has "E" in the name.

Pros: I own two of these. Using this in a Panasonic Gh-1 hacked, so my camera is writing faster than standard. This card has had no problems keeping up recording at any resolution or fps.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Great price and solid speed.

Pros: Reformated to NTFS it transfers at about 15MB/s write and 15MB/s read, faster at the beginning of the file. I used a 5GB tf2 gcf file for this test.

This was done using the Ricoh R5C843 card reader integrated into a T61p thinkpad.

Cons: Device clearly meets it's class 10 spec, but the "Up to 20MB/s" listed on the package is a little optimistic as enumerated above.

Pros: Cheap, fast enough for a P&S camera (Canon SX230HS) and 720p video.

Cons: Not really fast enough for an SLR if you frequently shoot RAW, burst mode or a large amount of pictures at a time.

Other Thoughts: I have this card and a Sandisk class 10/UHS-1, both 16GB for my Canon T2i (550D). When you're downloading +100 pictures at a time you'll appreciate the extra speed of the Sandisk. Spend a few extra $$ and get a Sandisk class 10 card instead.
Have also used this without any issues in a Canon SX230HS. Like most P&S cameras, it doesn't do RAW or burst, so speed is less important versus an SLR.