SanDisk - Pixtor 8GB SDHC Class 10 Memory Card

I just purchased an all in one windows 8 computer with 4 GB of ram. I went into the store and asked to buy another 4 GB of ram (that was the computer maximum) and the sales agent computer tech guy said, "Why don't you just buy an SD card and stick it in your SD slot and maximize the ram in your computer quickly; easily and inexpensively?" and I said, "Why would I want to do that?" lol. I didn't even know I could do that. I went home, installed it like he told me and whammo! it works perfect! Thank you sales agent computer geek advisor guy! I couldn't ask for better service than that!

Allowed fast processing of data when taking pictures. Did the same on video recording (meaning no latency). "Fast" of course depending on what equipment you have and amount of data to process. Still, you can say stays on between "medium" and "super fast" categories. Recently purchased, has not failed and the brand is very reliable. One thing: remember those high-capacity can give trouble when using on older equipment, so check first if suits you.

This was a great addition to my daughter's digital camera. She said it just didn't work that great anymore and it was slow. We realized she was using a basic class 4 card that is suited for storage only. This class 10 card supercharged her camera! There is NO lag between shots anymore. Video is better looking. Access to pics for viewing is instant. Plus this was a bargain for $12.99 on sale. Highly Recommended and it is made by Sandisk!

The protective layer it has built in is great when you have two small children who may find it laying around and mistake it for a game or a toy. It offers fast data transfer which comes in handy when you are in a hurry as I always am with two small children. Great value for its capacity and ease of use makes it a great asset to owning a new camcorder. Buy this brand when in the market for a new memory card and never regret my decision.

I purchased this SD card because,upon purchasing my Nikon L820 DSLR in May,that I might be taking more photographs than I anticipated. So I had the impression I'd be in need of an accessory SD card so I picked this up when it was on sale. Also I hadn't been aware until the purchase of said camera that SD cards came in different speeds. So finding a memory card at an affordable price was a big advantage.

Had this card in a Nikon D5200 shooting photography, although I don't need fast speed for the application, it was nice to have that option. But unless you're shooting at a high rate, some cameras will give you the buffer memory where you don't notice the benefit of the card too much. For me, I didn't notice a huge difference when shooting a few pictures at once. I still use a regular SD for some applications.

I bought this memory card for my DSLR camera. While it is the smallest and least expensive of the available cards at the time I find it to be more than adequate as I take only still photos and upload them to my hard drive for report writing. If you were taking long videos I would suggest a larger card, or multiple cards that can be exchanged quickly and easily in the camera.

Obviously since it is only an 8GB drive I did not expect it to hold tons of memory, as I knew what I was buying. Loads very fast and is well worth the price especially due to the fact it was on sale. Goes great as a startup when you first buy a camera and is easy to use especially for a one time event. Good for small selections of photos to keep separate from a bulk storage.