SanDisk - 16GB SDHC UHS-I Memory Card

I only trust Sandisk for my images. I've had others go through a wash and dry cycle while in my pants pocket. The cards continued to work. I did replace them years later though just in case. This card has worked fine. It writes pictures and video to the card quickly from the camera. It is a bit slow to transfer those images and videos to my PC though. There are faster versions of this card available.

I have never had one of these crap out and have used hundreds of them. Avoid no name ones as your pictures are not easy if not impossible to replace!!!

I like to take a lot of high resolution photos on vacation, and some video. I have tried the 32 GB size, but I prefer the 16. The more space it takes, the faster the camera battery tends to run down. On extended vacations, I prefer two 16 GB to one 32.

I love having extra SD cards around and this one was a cheap back-up. It's faster than my old SanDisk Extreme and still comes with a lifetime warranty. Am still disappointed that new SD cards these days don't come with cases, but it's something common across brands now.

I prefer smaller capacity memory cards for my cameras. That way, if there is a problem with it, I don't lose all of my photos, only a fraction. This Pixtor is plenty fast (actually faster than all of my older ones), and I experienced no lag time on my new Nikon AW130.

This isn't the fastest card, but it is a great value for most people. Can't beat it for the sale price I paid. If you shoot action at a high frame rate or 4k video then you might want a "pro" card but for everyday camera usage this is just fine.

I love these "smaller" memory cards since my 64gb takes forever to load. I use these for individual sessions so photos are easier to find. SanDisk has always been my go to for good memory storage. Would definitely purchase again.

Had to replace a bunch of lost SD cards. Use them in my Nikon D90 camera. Cards work fine and they seem to be plenty fast for my photography. I mainly shoot is Large / High Resolution, not RAW. No issues at all for general photography.