Pros: Brand name

Cons: Class 4

Other Thoughts: I bought this for HD video in either a Canon 1D mark 4 or a T1i but didn't pay attention to the class. 720 is fine, but you cant record 1080 for too long. Returned for a class 6.

Pros: Does what it is suppose to do...

Cons: None

Pros: Got free with combo deal on my LG Bluray burner from Newegg, gave this card to my GF for her Canon XSi (450D), plenty fast (for JPEG, see cons below) and lots of space for photos.

Cons: From the looks of the specs this would probably not be fast enough for RAW+JPEG captures, however its more than enough for JPEG captures. Should be plenty fast to keep up with ANY current camera in JPEG mode, so unless you are a PRO, this should be enough for you (but then again if you were a pro your camera would use compact flash and this would be a moot point)

Other Thoughts: The old "you get a 32gb card for your camera if I buy this bluray burner for me" line worked great on my girlfriend ;-)

Pros: Card works perfectly with my Canon Vixia HF200. Fast Read/Write via my card reader as well. Does exactly what it's supposed to do.

Cons: None noted

Pros: This was my second attempt at getting a SDHC card for my Canon EOS Rebel T1i. The first one was the Patriot LX 32GB Secure Digital High-Capacity (SDHC) Flash Card Model PSF32GSDHC10. The camera had trouble reading the SDHC and would sometimes take the pictures and sometimes would not. I kept getting lots of errors on the camera with this card not being able to read it and had trouble with my card readers so I RMA'd it with this one. I couldn't be happier. I saw where some other Rebel T1i owner had this and was happy. I recently went to an Owl City concert and was able to get close to 20mintues of 1080P video before the camera was showing the card temp to spike. I adjusted by cutting off recording to 8 - 10 minute segments and it worked great.

Cons: I was hoping that you could take 1080P video the whole time memory was available, but the camera or the card started to heat up. I was able to compensate by recording segments in shorter intervals which I can stitch the video together so it's not a big deal.

Pros: Worked at full rates (24 & 30 fps) with my canon hf s100 hd flash camcorder. Bought a second one as a spare.

Cons: None.

Pros: These have become my preferred way of storing my portable audio (FLAC). I just wish there were more portable devices with SDHC slots available. You will need quite a few of these for large FLAC collections, but they are very convenient for slipping into a pocket.

Cons: Nothing I can think of, other than a painful shipping experience...my worst ever with NewEgg. It took me about a month to receive this item from the day I placed the order. It appeared to be in "limbo" during a hand-off from DSL to USPS. NewEgg handled this poorly from a customer support standpoint. Very disappointing.

Pros: Class 4 price.

Solid state, reliable. Transfers 1 hour of video from my 3 HF11's 3 minutes faster than on board memory. When not in my video cameras I have it in my PDA where it holds tons of TV shows, movies and music.

Cons: Class 4 speed. Can't transfer video faster than any of my 3 HG20's.

Other Thoughts: I own 3 of these and will need a fourth for a new camcorder I'm about to add. (band/concert recording)

Pros: Was looking for a Class 6 32GB SDHC card, but they were too expensive, but this Class 4 card met all of my requirements.

Cons: None.

Pros: Great read speed, write speed is OK (more than enough for video camera usage; I was just using it as misc flash storage). Gotta love the capacity.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: It allows you to use NTFS rather than FAT32 if you wish, which I thought was nice.