I bought two of these cards. In one week both failed. Pulled the card from my camera and put hot ion into my computer. Said that the card was unreadable. Took it to the Geek Squad that offered to try and get the information off for $300 otherwise it was toast. I should have learned my lesson.

I shoot a lot of travel and food for print and web, including stills and video. I've used a lot of cards over the years and I've had more than a few fail, but never a Lexar. I've used Lexar exclusively for about 5 years now and I'm still using some of those older cards in my older cameras.

Easy To Use; Great Value; Large Capacity; Reliable Performance; Writes/Reads fast

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Told the Salesman I needed a quality SD card for my new Nikon 3200. He took me to the display and pointed out the virtues of each card. I chose the best and was gone out the door in 10 mnutes.

Durable; Easy To Use; Lightweight; Reliable

I was looking for a replacement card for my 16GB microSDHC card and just so happen to find this one, and boy was I glad to have found it. Not only was it on sale for much cheaper than it would have been originally, but it was also much larger in storage capacity!

value; Easy to Use; Performance

Excellent price and performance. Product performed beyond expectations. Card is just as fast as memory cards at twice the price.

A quick well priced card. The compact reader is very useful too. Read/write speed is excellent and so far the quality is excellent for the price.

Durable; Great Features

This is a good fast card with plenty of stareage - well worth the extra money.

Arrived quickly

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I'm using this card reader to read CF cards from my Nikon D300. It gets great performance with my 800x Lexar cards. On my laptop (with an SSD and USB 3 ports), I am able to read data off my CF cards at over 70 megabytes/sec. It also folds up nicely and fits perfectly in my camera bag.

have two of these cards and use in my samsung HD camcorder. able to record at 1080p with no issues.

the photo shows a Class 6 Micro SDHC flash memory card, but it's s'posed ta be a class ten Micro SDHC flash memory card. Oh, my Stars and Garters! This is certain to be the subject of much chatter and tsk-tsking over Tea and Crumpets at the Ladies Aid Society !! ;-p

8GB; Lexar; class 10

wrong photo