SanDisk Ultra 16GB Secure Digital High-Capacity (SDHC) Flash Card Model SDSDRH-016G-A11

Pros: I purchased this for my Panasonic DMC-TZ5 and after reviewing the problems with the others, I figured for what I use it for I will just pay the extra from a known well company for products I've had from them before for years. It's write speed is very fast for what I need and records fine for tons of movies without skipping a beat. I have know doubt it should last me quire awhile and I will probably get another down the road for more movies. I would highly recommend it if you don't mind the price, to me having to lose your data down the road from a sub par flash card and having to RMA it constantly is unacceptable to me. Just pay the money and be done with it.

Cons: None I've found so far.

Pros: Faster than adata 16GB class6 SD disk. Performed a drive speed test against adata's class 6 16GB memory card. The results are 8,766 KB/s for the SanDisk and 6,44 KB/s for adata. Clearly a big difference btw overall write speed.

Cons: I received a bad copy. The memory card was solely used for my Nikon D90 DSLR camera. The camera would often freeze and throws back a memory card error. I doubt there are any compatibility issues using it in my Nikon since the adata card never had a problem.

Overall Review: Going to return it for another one.....wish me luck.

Pros: -Large amount of space -Black-Red color scheme matches my 1000D (not that you can ever see it while it's in the camera)

Cons: You might be better off buying two 8gb cards or four 4gb cards. Trust me, trying to look through a full card for a specific picture is a headache.

Overall Review: I bought this card because both the 4gb and 8gb versions were out of stock. I thought 16gb was way more than I would ever need, but it is great to be able to shoot in RAW + JPEG all day without worrying about running out of space at the worst possible moment.

Pros: Bought another one for my camera, I have been impressed with the first one I bought I decided to get another one. I now have 32 gigs for video and pictures for my Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ5K. After the amazing video of this camera (not to mention the awesome pictures) I wanted to make allot of videos while traveling and needed a great card to keep up with it without worrying about losing one in a lifetime shots. It's a investment well spent. You can't replace memory's with any dollar amount and nothing gets me more than buying something less quality and have it fail when you need it the most.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Great job Sandisk!!!

Pros: Good price, quality of construction, good warranty and great packaging.

Cons: Speed rating is deceiving. Not the card to have for HD video capture or high end high megapixel cameras.

Overall Review: The rating this card has of 15MB/sec is for read access. Do not mistake this for write speed which is what really matters for a camera. The write speed is much slower. The card is only a class 4 and absolutely not anything more. Great card for the money and capacity but if you are looking for a high quality card with at least 15MB/sec WRITE speed look at Kingston Ultimate. Low rating because of deceiving speed advertising.

Pros: No issues recording with it in my Canon HF100 at the highest quality settings.

Cons: None

Pros: It's lasted since 2009 in my Canon Camera. It's faster than the standard SD cards and is a great value for the price.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I've taken over 30k of photos using this SD card with my camera, and it's still working fine.

Pros: Great SD card for my Canon Camera

Cons: Just the price of 47$ back in 2009 :)