RiDATA Lightning Series 16GB Secure Digital High-Capacity (SDHC) Flash Card Model RDSDHC16G-LIG6

Pros: Class 6 16 Gig Decent Brand Name "Low Power"

Cons: Price 2 yr Warranty

Overall Review: I bought this solely to use with my Nikon L19 Camera. So far so good. The thing formatted right away and off I went. In the camera, the formatted capacity is 14.9Gig. There is absolutely no lag with pictures or video. Pulling off max resolution pics from the camera is not the quickest procedure in the world but that could be more of an issue with the camera.

Pros: Holds a lot of pics/video. It's fast enough for HD.

Cons: Poor construction.

Overall Review: The two halves of the plastic shell on this started to come apart within a couple weeks. I had to super-glue it together again. A month later the other half came apart and I super-glued that too. Once the whole thing was glued together it never came apart after many months of use. I never had any issues with the data. I'd give it a lower rating if the physical issues had led to data loss for me.

Pros: Bought this for use with a Kodak Zi8 - keeps up with writing 1080p video which is all that's necessary in this application.

Cons: none found

Pros: Card works great in my memorex camcorder recording at 720p. Lighting fast is right! Very quick moving files off of it onto my laptop using built in card reader. Great price for this high quality card

Cons: None!

Overall Review: I didn't see any problems others posted about. I have 3 other RiData cards and never had any problems.

Pros: I have used this card in a Canon PowerShot SD780 IS and also now testing it using ReadyBoost in Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit, in an HP TouchSmart IQ504 computer. The card works as expected with very fast read and write speeds.

Cons: None.

Pros: Works great, no complaints.

Cons: see above

Pros: I bought two of these for my Kodak Zi6 HD pocket camcorder and they work great. 16gb fits a little over 4 hours of HD video.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Speed rating is 6

Pros: Had it for almost a year now. Still works perfectly. Over 7000 Pictures taken and countless hours of HD video on my Cannon Powershot SD780 IS. Even dropped it a few times (the card) and dropped it inside the camera from 5 feet directly to a cement floor (camera screen had to be replaced).

Cons: None.