The microSD card has become synonymous with mobile phone memory card really. If you have a phone chances are you have a microSD card in it for storage. With the wide availability and selection of apps today, most likely you'll be looking to upgrade your storage so you'll need a bigger microSD card...

Performs over rated speeds

A bit pricey

Very fast read speeds; reasonably priced

Average write speeds (typical for class 2 cards); buying the bare card yields just that

H alfway through this year, SanDisk introduced the Extreme Pro microSDHC UHS-I memory card, available in an 8GB as well as a 16GB version. MicroSDHC cards are the most compact flash memory cards, designed for mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.

Extremely fast; Compact format; Temperature; water & shock resistant; Compatible with SDHC adaptor; 5 year guarantee

(Still) few devices support UHS-I; High price

Using it in my dash cam. With the extra cold weather, the memory card is holding up and not freezing on me. The adapter is convenient to view contents of the card on my sd card reader off the laptop. Would be nice if sd cards/adapaters come with cases. Not a deal breaker though

Does what it needs to do

Does not come with a carry case

The size for the price...i have found them cheaper but at the time of purchasing this one i was unable to drive the 50 miles to get it. I have not had any issues with it and i am running it in my Samsung Galaxy Tab 4.

This is a great backup in case one of my other SD or Micro-SD cards starts to fail. Carrier is substantial and is not as easy to drop and lose.

Durable; Lightweight; Reliable

Well at first i was confused whether to buy this or go for class 4. but i ordered this and i must say i have got a good deal, The transfer speed is good and it works fine in my phone as i am using this card in my phone.

Data Remain secure

Doesn't comes with Adapter

At last: a good micro card that reads and writes quickly from a reliable manufacturer. With the supplied adaptor it can be used in a DSLR and the pictures shown around on a tablet.

Durable; Great Features; Great Picture Quality; Lightweight

The 128 gb MicroSD card will probably work OK in cameras that support the SDXC standard, but I reformatted mine to Fat32 and carry about 75 gb of data on each card as backups that can be carried in an ordinary wallet.

Can Be Carried In Wallets; Extreme Small Size

Not For Computer Backups

You've never got enough storage have you? Well SanDisk is hoping to change this for mobile phone users keen to take movies or music on the go, with a new 16GB microSDHC card. But is it enough? We get storing to find out.

Small; lots of storage space; fast transfer speeds; get USB reader in the box

So small you'll probably lose it