Customer Ratings & Reviews

Cameras are getting better and better, but companies keep pushing low write speed cards for them. This does NOT work well for events where EVERY shot counts. If you've ever experienced a shutter freeze you know what I mean. My word of advice is to ALWAYS pay attention to the write speed of the cards you buy. That 90mb is not doing it for me when it comes to Panoramas and events. Constantly I see stores take advantage of the less knowledgable and have 32gb and 64gb capacity cards on sale as great deals, however they have a 20mb write speed. Get educated on your memory cards before you buy. It's not always a deal. Newer cards also show a video symbol (camcorder with a number like 60mb) to let you know it can handle HD recording. This is also important. Be aware.

I was excited to see the item being advertised had a speed of 90MB/s, the cards I owned where slower, so I ordered two of them. When I received the ordered cards they were 80MB/s! I was quite disappointed to not get what was advertised! It looks like Best Buy is offloading the older/slower cards. Even this review shows a 90MB/s card. This experience does not entice me to order again. The cards do work well, but at 80MB/s.

I BOUGHT MY CAMERA AND MEMORY CARD FOR A SPECIAL OCCASION I HAD, THE EMPLOYEE AT THE STORE RECOMMENDED IT TO ME SO I BOUGHT IT, AND AT THE MIDDLE OF THE PARTY (AFTER MORE THAN 100 PHOTOS TAKEN) THE CAMERA SAID THAT THE MEMORY CARD COULDN'T BE RECOGNIZED. I WAS TOLD BY THE GEEK SQUAD THAT I WAS GOING TO LOSE ALL MY PHOTOS, BUT I FOUND A FREE PROGRAM ON THE INTERNET THAT HELP ME TO RECOVER MY PHOTOS. AFTER ALL I RETURN THE MEMORY CARD FOR ANOTHER BRAND. :)

i thought purchasing it would increase the speed of my captures, however it was not the case...works similar to lower quality memory cards...honestly did not see a significant efficiency increase when using it, in comparison to lower quality memory cards