Patriot 16GB Secure Digital High-Capacity (SDHC) Flash Card Model PSF16GSDHC6

Pros: 16 GB on the size of a card almost the thickness of a piece of chewing gum! This card is very fast, and I used i every day in multiple devices - My Flash based camcorder, Digital Camera, Portable media player, you name it! As long as your devices are SDHC compatible, you should have no problem at all. The cards is very high in quality, Labels are sharp and crisp, and the plastic has a very nice consistent texture on it. LIFETIME WARRANTY ON ALL PATRIOT PRODUCTS! After extensive use and abuse, however, the card did die on me, and I blame myself for it. (Read OTHER THOUGHTS below for continuation)

Cons: [....This is not a CON....] I bought this months ago for about seventy ($70~) dollars. This just shows how much the price of SD memory in general can just fall within months, even with the current financial crisis. It is now Oct. 31st and the card has slashed itself down to 32.99! Imagine when much larger cards come out, just wait maybe 4 months, and the rices will drop at least 30%~40% within that time range!

Overall Review: HOWEVER I Repeat, H O W E V E R ~ I sent in an RMA form and read about Patriot Memory's LIFETIME WARRANTY. As I was about o give up hope and toss my $70 card out into the bin, I gave it a shot. I filled out an RMA form, got my RMA number and shipped it. Several days later, I received my tracking number and WHAM! A NEW 16GB card at my doorstep! WOW! This is great! This would mean I would never need to buy another card again, unless I lose the card or need another for other purposes. + A Million for Patriot Techs customer service!

Pros: It seems now that I'll never run out of memory. Speed is good. I use it mostly in a Treo 700P and my Toshiba Satellite. You have to have an adapter to use it on most other devices and computers.

Cons: With that much space they need to come up with a faster read write speed than 20MB/s.

Overall Review: I like to have certain files on all my cards and with this card there is finally enough room for everything. I was using 2 8GB Adata cards before and it is such an inconvenience to switch cards that I had to have this. I still carry a 4GB non-SDHC card to work in older computers.

Pros: Some of my products picked it up right away. Others required updates. My Canon S5IS works with it (Camera), My computers needed no driver updates, my wife and father in laws computer did need driver updates however and my Wii does not recognize it. I can take between a minimum of 8000 and 20,000 pictures at 8mp resolution and about 4 hours of videos on it. This thing is great for only needing one card.

Cons: I noticed the cover was flimsy. After about 20-40 swaps of taking it out of my camera and putting it in other devices, it became bent and as of today I am getting a "memory device error" on my camera and no other device reads it. I believe this was due to the flimsy case. My other, non patriot, cards are much sturdier and require a good amount of force to bend, unlike this card. I am almost positive that is what caused it to be broken, the flimsy case. If you do not need to swap it much then this gets a 5 but if you do need to swap a lot, take extreme caution, it is fairly flimsy compared to other brands.

Overall Review: Worth buying, just take care not to bend it and if you need to swap the SDHC card a lot, I would suggest another brand.

Pros: I bought this a week ago for my new Panasonic hdc-sd5 HD camcorder. It has had no problems keeping up with AVCHD video, I am happy so far.

Cons: None yet.

Pros: Does the job!

Cons: Does it really cost $6 to ship this? Put it in an envelope and slap a 40¢ stamp on it!

Pros: Capacity, speed, compatability

Cons: Price?

Overall Review: I first bought two 8GB SDHC cards before this card came out for my N800. One of the cards died so I RMA'ed that back to Newegg for a refund and bought one of these and have not been disappointed yet. No read errors, fast write speeds and a heck of a lot of storage room. I'm buying another one of these for my Nokia Internet Tablet tablet for a total of 32GB worth of mobile storage space. Take that silly iPod touch. Add in a SD to CF II adapter and my 8GB card finds a new home in my Nikon D300.

Pros: Works great in my Canon SD850, can get 130 minutes of high-resolution video at 640x480 30fps and/or up to almost 4,500 photos at 8 megapixels... way more than enough for our holiday memories. Works just fine in my HP DV6000 series laptop internal card reader with a decent transfer rate, no issues whatsoever.

Cons: As others have said they need to come up with a faster transfer rate for this big of card... put this card in your computer, start copying files, and go make some coffee while it copies.

Overall Review: Stop drooling over the capacity of this card and just buy one - you will love it if you do and you'll hate yourself if you don't. NewEgg and FedEx rock!!

Pros: I was at first considering getting a 4gb or an 8gb card, but am i glad i got this card, and not the cheapie 16gb card at that. No speed problems whatsoever.

Cons: decently high price, but then again its lower here than on other sites. oh and you know its a reputable seller.

Overall Review: on superfine, my brand new sd850 can take 4599 pics on large, 6040 on widescreen, 6266 on M1, 9641 on M2, and more than 10k on M3 and Small. Oh and i can take 130'33" of the highest setting of video (640x480 30fps), & it goes up from there. no need to wait for the 32gb, get this and you wont need a new memory card for a long while.