Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best Buy and SanDisk is a great combination. Both always seem to work well for us for personal and business.

This is the best value, high quality for one who needs more memory for all of those fun videos and pics!

Class 10 Memory Card is very fast. With my old memory card, I had to wait longer periods between photos.

This card is a great price and it can keep up with my canon dslr camera shooting at 5 shots per second

We needed an extra card for our video camera and this one is the perfect memory size for the price.

Great value for this product. Should extend my storage capacity

It's a memory card. It holds information. So far so good. Don't know much else of what to say.

I purchased this memory card on Best Buy's deal of the day and got it for a super price $19.99.

san disk makes the best memory cards. the price was good.

if you have a DSLR, you want a sandisk, speed is and durable. pay little more for the best.

This is a really fast and good memory chip. However, the capacity is not as big as i wanted

I use this SDHC card strictly for ReadyBoost on my laptop and it exceeds my expectations.

Bought it on BF for $20. Great for my Canon Power Shot. No problem recording HD video

I use this card in my GoPro Hero camera, and haven’t even come close to filling it up.

This is a great SD card and perfect for high speed 60 frame high definition video.

Works exactly as expected. It recorded video quickly with no pauses or delays.

great memory card use on my nikon d5100, great item great price best buy rocks

Great memory card for the price, holds tons of pictures, I tend to take lots a pictures and forget to dowload them to a computer, and then the card is full. With 32GB I will not have that probelm anymore.

bought a couple of these during this year's black friday sale, i always do a two-way stress test to confirm card performance before settling on the purchase. good thing that i did, because found several faults with these cards. these cards seem to work if you put them right into your camera and start recording photos/video. writing (and even formatting) from your camera to the card is fine. but then try copying large amounts of data *to* it; that's where the faults reveal themselves. something is wrong with the write caching on these cards, after you write about a GB or so of data to the card, it appears to get "overwhelmed" and then fails to complete the write operation, followed by the card becoming inaccessible to my Windows machine. i'd have to then physically eject and re-insert for the system to detect it again. then i would find the volume corrupted. when i proceeded to reformat using native Windows and also the official SDHC formatting tool downloaded from the web, both fail to complete the format operation. i had bought two of these, and thought OK maybe the first card was flakey, but the same exact thing happened with the second one. of course, i made sure it wasn't the write lock on the side of the card. sadly, had to return these to the store, wasn't going to spend too much time trying to contact the manufacturer, etc. as i know SDHC cards aren't supposed to be exhibiting these kinds of odd errors! there were some reports over at newegg that this had happened with some other buyers, now i can count myself as one of those unfortunate ones. buyers, please test your cards thoroughly!

If I was shooting in RAW it woulnt work but works for my causal photography