Pros: cheap, big

Cons: SLOOOOOOOOOOW. Unusably slow.

Overall Review: Let me preface by saying that I've used the Kingston Elite Pro 2 gig cards for 3+ years. I'm a pro photographer, and I have 10 of the 2 gig cards. I've shot literally 100s of thousands of photos onto them and have been very happy with them. Unfortunately the 8 gig cards are obscenely slow. If you shoot bursts, you WILL OUTSHOOT these cards. I shoot a 1D mark 2. If I shoot rapidly (not even high speed drive, just rapid single-fire shooting), as soon as you use up your buffer you will be stuck and unable to shoot while the card writes out the buffer. And this is on Medium Jpeg. These cards simply can't keep up, unless you are shooting landscapes or something slow. for my purposes, shooting sports, these are worse than useless. there is nothing worse than framing up a shot and then not being able to take it because these terrible cards haven't caught up with your buffer yet.

Pros: Cheap, fast newegg shipping

Cons: Lost the first two days of vacation photos with my family. If I could rate it a 0 I would.

Pros: Decent speed and size for the price. Pleasantly surprised

Cons: Would like it to be a little faster

Overall Review: Got this to replace the dead micro drive in my creative zen micro and it works remarkably well. Great Buy

Pros: WORKS FINE in my Akai MPC2500 to import Wave Files and save internal Data.

Cons: None

Overall Review: 8GB for 26 bucks? Free Shipping? Come on. That's hard to beat. I have had No issues with this card and I am constantly removing from the MPC2500 and using it on the PC to add files and transfer others off to backup. AND I HAVE NO ISSUES. It is faster than my previous PNY cards as well. I'm Happy. Don't be scared.

Pros: I shot a wedding with two of these cards and I was more than satisfied. Using these with my ExpressCard reader was actually exciting, as it copied over both of these cards in under 5 minutes each. I read a review where the user complained that these are not good for sports. Well, I've shot many sporting events, and the problem isn't the card. It's the fact that the shooter is relying on shooting at 8 fps for 10 seconds to get a good shot. The trick to shooting sports is to know the sport you're covering and anticipate the shot you want. Naturally, if you shoot at 8 fps for 8-10 seconds you're going to back up the buffer. So don't do that. I am so happy with these cards I'm ordering 4 more. Incidentally, my Lexar 133x cards download about 6-8 times slower than this card. This is a huge pain, particularly if you've got three days worth of weddings to download.

Cons: None.

Pros: These cards store a lot of photos for the cost. They also download very quickly compared to my Sandisk Ultra II cards. I was very impressed with the cost and the amount of storage. I started with two cards and soon bought two more.

Cons: After doing a couple of weddings, I noticed that my buffer would back up when shooting a lot. I use a Canon 5D. I discovered that the read speed is far faster than the write speed. Also, one of the cards was corrupted after using it only a few times and all the pictures were lost. This caused me to retire all four cards and decide never to use a Kingston card again. This may be harsh and undeserved but my job relies on getting photos and losing them is not an option.

Pros: Dependable.

Cons: Probably outdated for today's cameras.

Overall Review: I replaced an early model purchased in the early aughts. It's got a long life.

Pros: Bought for my son and it works well even after going through the wash. (Not recommended) Would buy again.

Cons: None