PATRIOT 16GB SD CLASS 10

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Although not much faster than my Sandisk in direct file moves, I have noticed much smoother video/faster continuous shooting and save times. PM'd to 27, less 10 MIR (not yet rec'd), decent all way around for 16GB card.

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Bought this for an SLR camera.. can take so many pictures now!Seems fast and responsive too.

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good speed and pricegood speed and price

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I own two of these. One failed on me. Looks like it got to hot or something. The one that still works is fantastic. These things happen. Beware, it has high capacity for HD movies, but give it a break every know and then on big vids.

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Last year you'd get a 8Gb class 6 for ~20$ and now for barrely anything more you get faster speed and twice the capacity. Very worth it!

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I got mine with the label broken. It was brand new unopened. The speed is good, I can get around 15M/sec while transferring big files. This review was modfied by poster @ 01-27-11 12:25 PM

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I use this card with my sony nex-5 camera. it works perfectly. copying files is very fast.

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one of the cheapest (reliable) class 10 cards on the market, made even sweeter with mail in rebate (though still haven't got payment yet) But for a class 10 card, I was hoping the write speed would be a little higher. It's just a bit faster than my Sandisk ultra II class 4 card

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Great write speeds (over 15mb/s), works great with 720p recording on the Canon SX130IS. On par with many much more expensive cards, definitely a great buy

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This is the cheapest 16GB class 10 SD card I can find. As performance, I couldn't see much difference with the class 6 that I'm using now on my camera. But for real life use, I don't feel any delay or slow when shoot continuously with my camera. Excellent for today point & shoot camera with HD video. You will have plenty of room for at least 1hr video 720p.

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I use this card in my Sony NEX5 and so far so good. No problems with 720p videos and pictures, they are saved fast enough. Not the speed of the Sandisk extreme but still a very good card and it costs a fraction of the price of the Sandisk.Around 20$ on special, you can't go wrong with this Patriot LX 16 GB class 10 card. I would definitely buy it again.

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Used with a Nikon D7000, Working very well so far, lots of space, fast enough to record videos full HD. I didn't do a fair comparison, but seems to be slower than my 4 gig class 6 SD card when copying pictures to computer.

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I like the brand and luckily bought this when the unit is on sale. It also has a mail in rebate which makes the purchase even better. Would definitely buy again when it is on sale.

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Got his card on sale and the size and speed is great, my camera is enjoying it, and i'm enjoying the fewer trips to the computer to empty the old card.

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I am using this with my camera and I couldn't be happier. I get fast writes on it and never have to wait for the card to catch up with my camera. I'm going to pick up a second one for backup. Price was over $20 cheaper at NCIX than at the drug store camera counter.

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Works very well and quickly with my Rebel T1i and my Dell M1530 card reader. It wasn't a massive speed upgrade over my Class 6 but its still noticable in certain scenarios.

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Very similar performance to my Class 10 AData. Interestingly enough, my DSLR (3-yr old Nikon D40X) writes to my Class 6 Patriot (bought a few years ago) FASTER than to either of my Class 10 cards, but that's not necessarily a good thing. After burst-writing a huge amount of data to the Patriot Class 6 card, my camera will complain the card being corrupted (although inserting the card into my camcorder and back to the camera will fix it and no data is lost, weird!).

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This little guy performs very well and gives huge storage capabilities for little cost. I use it in a full 1080p camera which requires fast write speeds due to the sheer amount of data being written. This card doesn't even sweat.

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I bought this as I was told that this is the Ferrari of SDHC Memory Cards!I think that pretty much sums it up!So far, I've been impressed compared to the other cards I've used in the past that gave me memory errors, and so forth right off the bat!

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I hate MIRs. But when it's already the cheapest/best option before the MIR, I will get it anyway and send in the MIR.To be fair, it's only been a month, and I have already received email confirmation that my MIR has been processed and mailed back with a 2 week estimate.The unit worked great in my kodak playsport. Gave me more capacity than battery life. I took multi-hour videos with the unit, recording at 720p, 60fps and it was always the battery that ran out first.If this was for a still camera though, this size of card would be a bit of overkill at this point.

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Bought this for use in a Canon SD4000 camera for recording HD video. Benched marked using HD Tach: Maximum burst read speed 21.1 MB/s Average read speed 20.4 MB/s (does not dip below 20 MB/s and is pretty consistent) I was more interested in write speed as used for recording video: Maximum write speed: 19.5 MB/s Average write speed: 18.4 MB/sMinimum write speed: 17.8 MB/sduring write speeds it often would fluctuate between 19.5 and 17.8 quite often. Won't effect video recording but noted.Random access time: 1.6MSCard seems quite fast for the price This review was modfied by poster d 09-30-10 09:19 PM This review was modfied by poster @ 09-30-10 10:45 PM

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There's a 5$ MIR right now, but really, this card should be performing faster than other cards. I'm not using any readers right now, so my camera (Sanyo CG20) could be bottlenecking the card, or my front usb port. I could be getting higher speeds if i used a sd reader instead.

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Other's have said to get 15-20mb/s write, but in a real data transfer test this only gets around 10-12mb/s, at times it's slower than my class6 Kingston, which gets a consistent 11mb/s write. I tested this with a whole whack of picture files as well as with larger videos and even 700bm xvid movies. Tested with the build in Media card reader in my Dell Ultrasharp 2408, which can handle faster cards. dont know what to say. It works and is fast enough for 720p video recording with my canon. dont notice any difference in picture taking against my Kingston class 6 card.

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This from what i can tell is a very good sd card. much faster than my old 8gig class 4. I intend to mostly use this for transfers and storage to my laptop since usb drives are such a pain. would definitely buy again.

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I got this card to go with my new Canon HF-M30 camcorder. I wanted some extra storage as the HD video eats up space fast. This card works perfectly and have had no problems recording to it even at the highest resolution. I will pick up another soon for a spare. Definitely recommended.