These aren't the card pictured; they look totally different. But they're still a good, solid, fast card for sports shooting. Using it in the E-M1 from Olympus.

Good product but I was really not fond of the frustration free packaging. It basically comes in something like the old card cd cases The other items I ordered required newspaper and stuff. The box they arrived in was huge. The SD card very nearly got lost in that protective wrapping.

Excellent product at the right price

Perfect for what we needed. competitivve price.

Great Value; Large Capacity; Writes/Reads fast

I would say "reliable" as a pro, but I haven't found an SD card that has malfunctioned, out of my 10 abused ones.

My SD900 and SD550 can't write fast enough to get slowed down by this card (at least that I notice); I can take about 90 pictures on multishot before I get bored of testing this fact; That's about 90 pics in 30-40 seconds, on a 7-10MP cam.

It could be 2GB...or have some wicked flames painted on it...or both

Great little card but.... should be supported with adapter as picture shows. Will use it with my camera and now I need to get adapter because doesn't operate with such a small cards!

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This card, along with the Lexar high speed reader, solved my problems with downloading raw files into Lightroom.

When purchased Adorama had the best price on the internet for this new card. I purchased this for my Canon 60D for both Raw Photography and HD Video recording. It's super fast and always works great. I do suggest keeping the card contacts clean after several uses to avoid errors.

As written here 16gb but when clicked visit site 8gb capacity card is showing on infibeam.

Billed as the world's fastest SD cards, the recently released SanDisk Extreme PRO SDHC/SDXC UHS-II memory card series uses the latest high-performance SD specification, UHS-II, to offer up to 280MB/s (1867X) read transfer speeds for optimized post production workflows and up to 250MB/s (1667X) write...