Bit pricey for just 8GB, but hands down worth it otherwise
343553
Just the right balance of elegance and simplicity.  Very quick loading and high overall performance.  Again, 80 (86 for me after tax and shipping) is a tad much for those on a budget, but I'm a music freak and hadn't had a worthwhile MP3 player before this; it was just my time to spend for a good, reliable MP3 player.  Quite happy with this, and it's Sony to boot, a trustworthy name in electronics.
1304149
first off, way to expensive but that's what happens when you make proprietary memory card. I bought this because I was tired of deleting games off of my 16gb card and well now I don't have to pick and choose which games I want to download. I currently have 26 games installed ranging from psp, to ps1, minis and psn games. And I have 4 apps downloaded. And I have 33gb left over.
4817621
8 Gig of memory is the way to go. I don't have to worry about running out of space.
3596558
Works well and at $20 is the best price I could find for 32GB!
3708174
This thing is way cool. I saw a post for this on facebook from another site, but looked it up here and found an 8 gig for 19 bucks rather than a 2gig for 30 elsewhere. A ton of my friends have threatened to steal it from me.
4348621
An excellent upgrade for my PC albeit a little pricey.

I got this 1TB drive from Ebay because there was a 25% special; otherwise, I would have purchased it from Amazon in case I needed to return it for some reasons.

I had never used an SSD before, so wasn't sure what to expect other than things should be faster. I was very happy to experience a cold boot taking a few seconds instead of minutes from my old 7200 RPM 1TB Seagate. I also noticed everything else was faster; webpage loaded faster, which wasn't expected.

I gave this a 4-star rating because of how pricey SSD are in general. I know prices have come way down, but still pretty expensive. My system is a 5-year old all-in-one that I purchased for $330 again from Ebay. I max'd out on the RAM (8GB) so SSD HD was the next thing on the list. If I had to do it all over again, I would have kept the original 4GB RAM and not bother doubling it to 8GB. I think just the SSD is enough to make a performance jump since Windows memory mapped everything. I understand the difference between DRAM and NAND, and still think getting SSD would have been sufficed. The data access time between a mechanical and SSD HD is just crazy big.

BTW, even though this SSD is rated for 6G, I don't think my memory controller can support that being it's 5 years old.
1246338
Dropped this into a 2008 Unibody MacBook that a friend passed on to me (in addition to a Crucial SSD).  8GB is the max for this specific model; and it really helped keep it usable!
2620455
Consider the cost of a 4gb and then look at the 8gb. For the small difference in cost, always pick the larger memory card. It pays in the long run. This 8gb was pennies more than a 4 when I made this purchase and it made sense.
3727886
8 Gigabytes of flash in a package as small as your little finger's nail? And so inexpensive? Amazing.

  It works fine in my Sprint Mogul (HTC PPC-6800). Good read/write speeds when I tested it on my computer.

  Having 8 Gigabytes on my cell phone is utterly blow away. Install this card, buy a couple of extra batteries and the next time you're stuck at an airport, strain your eyes watching movies on your cell phone! Or listen to a lot of music or audio books.

  Be careful when purchasing. Some SKUs include only the card. Others have SD adapters included. If you don't already have a microSD to SD adapter, make sure you get one. Also remember that most older laptops will not recognize flash drives of more than 2 GB, so you may need yet another adapter to handle these microSDHC cards.

  Finally, make sure the device you plan on installing this microSDHC card in can handle it. Lots of cell phones and music players thast accept microSD cards will not properly use a microSDHC card.

  Now I want a 16GB microSDHC at a reasonable price.

Jerry
4301760
16 GB for less than $10! Great price for more space.
1254784
I love having so much storage capacity. Through PSN sales I've collected about a dozen games since buying my Playstation TV a couple months ago. This card would be getting 5 stars if the price wasn't so outrageous. I understand Sony's decision to go with proprietary memory cards to cut down on pirating, but they really screwed up with the price tag. Knowing I would need a large memory card because I vastly prefer digital downloads to physical media, I hesitated for years to get a Vita because the additional cost of the memory card made the price of the console unbearable. The only reason I finally got this memory card was because the Playstation TV at $50 was an easier buy-in. But even then it made me somewhat sick to be paying almost double for the memory card that I did for the console that came bundled with a controller, game, and smaller memory card. It's truly a ludicrous price, especially when you consider that the one comparable type of storage storage device, micro SD cards, are 4x cheaper. The real shame though is that I'm enjoying my PS TV, and I'd probably have enjoyed owning a Vita, but Sony screwed both themselves and their customers with their pricing of what I consider an essential accessory for their console.
3096634
I wish I  had bought the 32gb one.  So far proved to be faster than the regular ones.
3475821
I bought this for my new smart phone, and it does just what the description says. I loaded a ton of music onto it, and it barely takes any space on this large Micro SD, which incidentally has thousands of times the capacity of my first hard disk drive, and I recall that costing over $300 in 1988. It's also very fast, so I am happy!!!
4209321
Crazy, man. Imagine: 32gb's on a card not much bigger than one's fingernail, and at a cost of about four packs of cancer-sticks (sorry, all you smokers). I remember when 'memory' went for $1,000 a MB, and corporations spent multi-thousands of greenbacks to store their precious data off-site in some air-conditioned computer-room with sound-pressure-levels hovering around 86db's (pushing the envelope, and not too concerned about their employee's hearing, either). Now, you can get insane amounts of storage for dirt-cheap prices, and Samsung stands at the head of the class, seemingly always upping the ante with top-drawer product. While non-volatile storage will still sometimes fail (make sure you eject, before you yank that little marvel of technology out of its slot!) at these prices, one's worries may be minimized. Still concerned? M-disc, podner...M-disc, and worry no more!
597668
Great product, now I save money using SD memory rather than the CF memory that cost more and less devices supports
2117
I was given an iPad to use as a gift so I didn't have a say-so in what size drive that it had.  16GB doesn't last very long when loading a music collection and a couple of movies via iTunes.  For $100, this is a great little way of quadruple my capacity without using a card reader or whatever else apple makes you buy to expand your memory.  Works just like a WiFi connection when you couple it with the SanDisk app.  It is limited to codecs that the iPad can read, but so is the drive inside the iPad so I don't see a problem with that.  Can't beat it for the price.
2295110
Worked perfectly out of the box, fast install -- totally of 16GB now, more than enough -- 8 is for most users or if it's 4gbx2 - swap one out for a 8GB module, 12 GB is the sweet spot $ to value/performance.