I pre-ordered the Kingston MicroSD Multi-Kit when I bought my mother a new mobile phone for her birthday. Her new phone came sporting a nice camera, so it was beneficial to buy her some extra storage space for those extra special family moments when it was her turn to look after her grandkids.

Very Unsatisfied. I went on vacation to Alaska and used newly purchased Kingston 16gb sd card andHalfway through the 1st day of my trip I find out it is a bad card w/ all my Alaska photos that can't be recovered. Buydig will not refund the money, and I was told to contact the Kingston card company.

Does not work; Bad card

I have been using this for more than one and half year, the product is too good and strongly recommendable.

This product, its working good with read speed upto 17 Mb/sec and write speed upto 4 mb/sec. I prefer kingston over transcend and sandisk as i have had many problems with my pen drives and cards. Its really worth it !!

Supposedly Class 4 which means MINIMUM 4MB/s , in fact doesn't even get to 3MB/s when writing to a newly formated card. OK for music, probably too slow for a camera/video

It has enhanced the performance of my Lenovo tablet. Impressive data transfer speed. Love it. Good service by Infibeam.

Received the item very fast. The product was as expected and very good value. Will recommend both the product and Memorybits No need to look anywhere else.

Bought this for my PL170 Samsung camera. I need not worry about storage as 16G is plenty. Comes with SD adapter for card readers. Great service from Overclockers once again.

You can buy this This product is well and good Within price range its Worthy to buy it

Kingston's HyperX Predator 3000MHz 16GB kit costs ￡349.99 at Overclockers in the UK on pre-order. We haven't been able to find it listed anywhere else but we can infer U.S pricing of around $450-500. Kingston supply a lifetime warranty with this product.

Best-in-class performance; Great looks and high quality construction; Lifetime warranty

Very expensive; Tall heatsinks may cause compatibility issues; High frequency doesn't scale in many real world applications (at least not yet….