Customer Reviews for Verbatim 16GB SDHC Memory Card, Class 10 (VTM96808)
8 reviews
Most helpful positive review
Posted Jun 26, 2014
Great
Wanted it for pic on a trip. Excellent
VS
Most helpful critical review
Posted Jan 13, 2010
Not as advertised
My Canon HD Camcorder would not write high resoluton to this Verbatim card, but works with other brands of class 4 and class 6 cards. Canon says that the card may be mislabeled and suggests to stick to the better brand of cards - so buyer beware.
Reviewed at:
staples.ca
Posted Jun 26, 2014
Great
Wanted it for pic on a trip. Excellent
0up votes 0
0down votes 0
Report
Reviewed at:
staples.ca
Posted Jun 20, 2014
Great card
Working as expected, for a great price.
0up votes 0
0down votes 0
Report
Reviewed at:
staples.ca
Posted Dec 10, 2013
really good value
I use this for my new digital camera and it was a good value for my money.
0up votes 0
0down votes 0
Report
Reviewed at:
staples.ca
Posted Apr 21, 2011
I would buy this product again
I use the product in my camera and am very pleased with the amount of storage
0up votes 0
0down votes 0
Report
Reviewed at:
staples.ca
Posted Nov 30, 2010
Works Well
Works fine in my JVC HM-100U HD camera. To the person who had trouble with their camera and this card, my camera won't work will all brands. This could be the same issue you have. Have test recorded in 1080 and 720 and no issues.
0up votes 0
0down votes 0
Report
Reviewed at:
staples.ca
Posted Oct 4, 2010
Works fine for HD video in T2i
Maybe you got a defective product. It works fine for full HD video (1920x1080x30fps) in my Canon T2i. I recorded almost 3 minutes as a test and the memory access light pulses about once a second. Viewing (read rate) is smooth too. Also tested burst rate on continuous shooting (camera rated 3.7/sec) and it did 45 large/fine 18 megapixel images (4.6MB each) before it star...
Read full review
0up votes 0
0down votes 0
Report
Reviewed at:
staples.ca
Posted Jan 13, 2010
Not as advertised
My Canon HD Camcorder would not write high resoluton to this Verbatim card, but works with other brands of class 4 and class 6 cards. Canon says that the card may be mislabeled and suggests to stick to the better brand of cards - so buyer beware.
0up votes 0
0down votes 0
Report