SanDisk 32GB microSDHC Flash Card Model SDSDQ-032G-A11M

Pros: Not every name brand micro SD card will work with the many Android builds that root the various Nooks.

Cons: It's a Class 4 SD card. So sloooow.

Overall Review: Just as you can burn an Ubuntu DVD and boot into Linux without altering your Windows OS, it is possible to "root" many Android devices without altering their "native" OS. Most phones and tablets have no SD slot so require a complete replacement of the OS internally. The various Barnes and Noble Nooks have SD slots so it is possible to burn the Android OS to a micro SD card and boot the Nook into full fledged almost Nexus Android. Remove the card, your Nook OS is back unaltered. The process can be easy with the right download but booting can be very finicky. Many name brand cards won't work. The Sandisk Class 4's have been consistently successful. It's also a pretty good price.

Pros: Just wanted to comment to the special people complaining about getting a class 4 card instead of a class 2. You do realize that the class 4 card is better, right? So you are unhappy with getting a better product for the same price! Brilliant! I will trade my class 2 for your class 4 if that would make you happy!

Cons: None!

Pros: Under $0.70/GB of storage in a MicroSD format. Fits several full seasons of shows onto my phone without recoding and plays with no lag. Class 4 may not be good enough to directly record 1080:30p video to, but with a 32GB stick in my phone I have the internal storage free for the recording then just move it over after it's shot.

Cons: Wouldn't mind a Class 6 or 10, but for the money who's going to give a rip?

Overall Review: Look at your local stores websites. I found this on sale at Office Max for $19.99, that's ~$0.63/GB. Going from a 2GB to a 32GB... it just makes me smile.

Pros: This is shown online as a class 2 speed, but when I read other reviews some stated it is actually a class 4. I figured I would give it a shot, since that is a steal for a class 4. It arrived, and YES INDEED it is class 4. O yea, and it works great. No issues on my Motorola Atrix.

Cons: For those who have devices that can't use class 4 you will end up returning this because it is a class 4.

Overall Review: Class 4 speed for class 2 price from a reputable name like SanDisk, this is a great deal! Thanks Newegg!

Pros: Large capacity for my HTC Evo. Lovin it!

Cons: NONE

Overall Review: Can put all my music back on my phone ;] Newegg shipped it with the quickness... I received it 2 days after I placed the order, and it's awesome.

Pros: Works great with my nook tablet

Cons: None that I have found

Pros: There's a good reason why people are willing to pay more for a class 2 card then for class 4,6,8, or ten. It's random access write speed. If you are using the card to run a multi-touch capable operating system, you care how fast the card responds to touch--not how fast it can transfer files. SanDisk class 2 and 4 cards excell in that department.

Cons: I object to the advertising statement "tested under the most extreme conditions". These are consumer and commercial grade components. The most extreme conditions are applied to industrial grade component (-40 to 80C temperatures and capable of withstanding hundreds of thousands of re-write cycles.)

Pros: works great in my Nokia N8

Cons: None