ADATA 16GB Class 6 Micro SDHC Flash Card with SD adaptor Model AUSDH16GCL6-RA1

Pros: Test Size: 5x 100MB Sequential Read : 16.330 MB/s Sequential Write : 8.726 MB/s Random Read 512KB : 16.270 MB/s Random Write 512KB : 2.056 MB/s Random Read 4KB : 5.441 MB/s Random Write 4KB : 0.023 MB/s Test Size: 2x 1000MB Sequential Read : 16.210 MB/s Sequential Write : 8.799 MB/s Random Read 512KB : 16.260 MB/s Random Write 512KB : 1.686 MB/s Random Read 4KB : 5.454 MB/s Random Write 4KB : 0.021 MB/s Excellent speed for the price!

Cons: None.

Pros: nice packaging

Cons: card write speed is only around 2mb, so this is a Class II card with class 6 printed on it.

Overall Review: Previous class 6 cards i have give me a write speed of around 10mb. Tried reformating using SD standard reformat, didn't improve. Newegg wanted $ for returning defective card, which is a hassle. i should not have to pay for return/exchange of mislabelled product.

Pros: +Class 6 model: Read/Write @ 15/9 MB/s (Good speed) +Flash Adapter bundled +Great Price (49.99$+Adapter+Free shipping!) for a micro package item that has huge storage capacity. +Works with Samsung's Blackjack i607 with WinMo6.

Cons: Since I couldn't find any con on this, I'll just nicpick for the heck of it. -Not the full 16 Gigabytes capacity. ;D

Overall Review: Bought this for my Blackjack i607. Had a 2GB MicroSD when my i607 was still WinMo5 and facing storage shortage problems. Decided to upgrade the handset to WinMo6. Didn't want to bother with the alternative driver install for WinMo5 method. The i607 with WinMo6 detected ADATA's microSDHC card instantly and show storage capacity of 15318MB. Transfered all my files from my 2GB to this 16GB card, plus more files that I wasn't able to fit into the 2GB, and works great. Didn't notice much of a speed improvements on the handset with a faster microSD card such as; video playback, taking pictures/recording with the camera, read/write access time is limited by the handset. I suppose the i607 is already working at maximum capacity.

Pros: Nice package.

Cons: Claimed class 6 but write speed is only 2.3mb/sec, very bad. My transcend micro SD class 6 get a decent write speed of 10-11mb/sec. A class 2 would have cost only half as much. Will try to return but i hate hassling with return.

Pros: Suppose to be a Class 6 Micro SD card

Cons: Ran worse than a Class 2 Micro SD card.

Overall Review: Thought I would give A-Data a try. Doesnt look like there is good quality.

Pros: Big capacity, good price, works with Blackberry Bold

Cons: None

Overall Review: I wanted to upgrade the storage space on my Blackberry Bold so I could store more cached stations on it using Slacker Radio. This card worked fine out of the box, all it needed was to be formatted which the BB did for me with no trouble. Now I have tons of space for multimedia. I didn't really notice a performance increase with it being a Class 6 card (as opposed to my previous 2GB microSD card), but I think it's that the BB is processing data as fast as it can already. However when transferring files from my computer, I was getting transfer rates around 7MB/s. As a warning to Slacker Radio users, the application has a maximum limit of 25 stations that can be cached on a memory card. So even though with 16GB I should be able to cache over 100 stations, I can only do 25. For me personally, 25 stations is more than enough for me. A-Data has two other cards on Newegg, they all come with the same MicroSDHC card, it's just the adapters and the price, so I went with the lowest price.

Pros: Cheap price at the time

Cons: Ordered two, one is fine although I don't use it much, the other has track 0 bad making it copyright protected. I've looked at all ways to format the card using a USB reader for the past two weeks. Nothing has worked.

Overall Review: Before the 30 day RMA is up, use the card in your phone as many ways as possible. Copy/move/delete data using a USB reader. Use the card in all possible modes the minute you receive it to make sure it doesn't break.

Pros: At the time of my purchase, these were relatively inexpensive 16G microSD cards.

Cons: Read/write performance doesn't quite seem to live up to the advertising.

Overall Review: My main reason for purchasing these cards was for use in the PhotoFast CR-5400 microSD to MS Pro Duo converter. Two of these 16 GB microSD cards placed into the adapter can give a PSP 32GB of storage for media, making the PSP quite the little entertainment center. These A-Date cards work well in the CR-5400, and I'm quite happy so far with the massive storage I now have available for my PSP - at a price less than the cost of a 16GB MS Pro Duo! All in all, these A-Data cards do what they're supposed to. Their performance could have been a bit better, but I didn't really buy them for speed.