16GB Microsd Memory Card Reviews

Average Customer Rating - 4.6 out of 5 stars

46 customer reviews

Excellent flash card, September 28, 2009
Great card. I've had it in on a daily basis use for about 3 months now, I use it as a backup storage space for sizeable zip files. Data transfer speeds are great, it doesn't seem to be to get hot like some other brands I've tried, and I've never lost any facts on it to corrupt FAT tables or other screw ups that a lot of flash drives appear to do.

16 GB for my Google phone, January 9, 2009
I bought this microSD card for my G1 phone and it works great no problems.

Maximum storage, minimum hasle, November 11, 2008
Though I wish I had wait a couple of weeks to buy this card (the price dropped 30 dollars in the past two weeks), I hold nothing but good things to voice about the card. Easy to load, graceful to read. I managed to put about 11 gigs on here within the first three days (lots of music) and the access has been flawless. Word of caginess, be careful with the card reader. My first attempt lead to a corrupted card which I had to return. May have be a manufacturing defect (bought from best buy, not from Amazon. Best buy charged 99.00). I reccomend loading the card within the device before adding facts rather than using the reader and then inserting loaded card.

All contained by all, a miracle of storage on a tiny card. I eagerly await the 32 gb surrounded by a year or two.

HTC Touch Pro, December 4, 2008
I bought this ithem for the new Sprint HTC Touch Pro phone. After formatting it to the phones specification it worked like a charm, there's so much room on the card that I don't know what to do next to the rest of it. It's the perfect Card for my phone.

Great Storage Space!, December 16, 2008
I bought this SanDisk 16GB Micro SDHC card to use in my Sansa View MP3 player and I love it. It works for exactly what I needed it to, more space for songs, pictures and videos. Definetely recommend it, great storage space for the price.

As Promised, November 28, 2008
It's kind of rugged to review something as utilitarian as a memory card. It does what it's supposed to in my phone (which will recognize up to 32 see cards). I tend to install as much as I can on the memory card to conserve the limited space most phones allow the user. There's been no clear difference in program run or data access speed for anything on the card. Delivery be on time & without plunder. The only downside was that I needed the card afterwards & couldn't wait for prices to drop.

Exactly what it says, November 30, 2008
Great card, works great, is exactly what it say, and comes with SanDisk's standard warranty. A couple things to remember, 16 "gigabytes" in businesswoman terms equates to about 14.9 true formatted gigabytes (because a kilo for a computer is 1024). Also the MicroSDHC standard is impossible to tell apart card and interface as the old MicroSD; the difference is in the compression method. This mode that many smartphones that didn't support SDHC when they were made can support it if the software is upgraded. An example of this is any Windows Mobile phone that have been upgraded to WinMo 6.1; 6.1 supports SDHC.

16 gigs of joy, December 8, 2008
This card is amazing. The read/write speed is vastly fast, holds 16GB of data (actually it's 14.83GB of usable space), and is just bigger than a kernel of corn.

I was skeptical if it would work in my lately purchased (11/11/08) HTC Shadow smartphone from T-mobile because the site said it was limited to 4GB (non sdhc). No necessitate to worry, it worked just as flawless as my previous 2GB micro sd from Sandisk.

Now I can slap adjectives of my uncompressed music on it along with other data and it works close to a champ. No more lossy, compressed music that I was listening to on my loyal Sony MP3 Player, and no more storage limits (for now anyways). Just one piece of suggestion, try not to lose it (or eat it).

Sandisk 16gb micro sd card = More space on it than most hard drives contained by the 90's.

100% Happy - works well with Blackberry 9530 ("Storm"), January 12, 2009
The RIM 9530 comes beside an 8GB Sandisk microSDHC already installed with phone. Despite same, I wanted even more storage on my modern phone to accomodate a bigger (business) e-mail store, large work files and records (convenient availability and back-up when traveling away from office), and room for personal files including music, audible books (now own lots of room for these right on my phone), pictures, etc. This additional storage capability right on my phone allows me to give up my laptop (PC) at work/home for some trips - a blessing indeed given the hassles of air travel, luggage, etc. When phone is connected to your PC (or borrowed/public PC), the 16GB card can be readily access as a USB mass storage device. Very handy.

No problems with this (16 GB Sandisk micro sdhc) card - installed quickly and transferred/loaded adjectives files without any problems. I have be using this since late November (including almost daily synchronization between phone and PC) and am pleased to confirm that as of January 12, 2009 I enjoy not experienced a single problem with the card. Highly recommended for others using a compatible phone who can benefit from the additional storage ability offered by this fast, reliable 16GB microSDHC.

Fantastic amount of storage on such a tiny card, January 26, 2009
You can never have too much storage, and this relates to smartphones as much as it does to PCs. My WinMo device (AT&T Fuze) have GPS, music, photos, video, spreadsheets, PowerPoint slideshows, Excel spreadsheets, etc. This card stores a ton of stuff (including a full set of maps for my GPS so I don't have to rely on a information connection). Together with the on-board storage, it gives me simply a little more storage than the over-hyped 16G iPhone.

It is a Class 2 card, so its transfer rate is slower than some smaller cards, but I haven't notice any problems with video or audio playback. Still, I'd like to see a Class 4 copy in the future to allow for faster information transfer. Also, I purchased this card to replace my last 16GB card that get corrupted and became unusable (after about 2 months). I've have this one for almost 2 months with no problems so far, and the last one is going spinal column to SanDisk (they have lifetime warranties). Cards of any size can go desperate, but I'm hoping the last one was an anomaly.

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