This looks like a Class 2 card.

Which ones would be better to have? The Sandisk 16gb class 2, or this one? I'm not talking about price, but just performance and quality and all that good stuff?

Although I posted this deal. I think sandisk's is better. My experience is sandisk usually lower their class level.

oh ok cool. cause i bought like 3 16gb cards from craigslist for $20 a piece but if the polaroid ones were better i would have sold the sandisk ones to get these.

Polaroid rebate..Forget it? Pay few bucks more elsewhere....

I'm currently using this in my Droid Incredible and it has no issues with speed. The inc. doesn't have HD video though so it could make a difference if you have a phone that does (droid x, etc). I also have a couple apps running off the SD card and they run fine.

Quote from heydatsmyrice : Which ones would be better to have? The Sandisk 16gb class 2, or this one? I'm not talking about price, but just performance and quality and all that good stuff?

Since I've spent lots of time to research on this topic already, here's some info to help you with your decision.

SD card speed classifications:

The speed Class ratings are very confusing. But here's the list:

* Class 2: 16 Mbit/s (2 MByte/s)
* Class 4: 32 Mbit/s (4 MByte/s)
* Class 6: 48 Mbit/s (6 MByte/s)
* Class 10: 80 Mbit/s (10 MByte/s)

The X rating is a unit coming from CD-ROM drive speed of 1.2Mbit/s.

The conversion of Class and X rating:

* 13X Class 2 (writing speed 16 Mbit/s)
* 26x Class 4 (writing speed 32 Mbit/s)
* 40x Class 6 (writing speed 48 Mbit/s)
* 66x Class 10 (writing speed 80 Mbit/s)
* 133x Class 45 (writing speed 360 Mbit/s)

Which SD card brand to get?

From my own experience, considering the value, reliability and speed, the best cards to use with new high end cameras, e.g. Canon digital Rebel T2i are SanDisk Ultra SDHC cards. This card is fast enough (15MB per second data transfer), reliable and not very expensive.

If you like to have long, continuous multi-shots, you want to get the highest speed you can since new images needs to be written fast enough to the memory card. E.g. if each image takes 8MB, and you want to continuously take pictures at 3 frame/sec, then you need a memory speed of at least 8MB*3/sec or 24MB/sec.

i dunno
Sandisk one's are only $25 on ebay... (not chinese sellers)
sandisk brand plus no rebate for $5 more

I have this 16gb class 2 polaroid and have been using it for more than a month and love it.
The speed is not that bad and I even had sandisk 16gb class 2 and I feel like they are almost the same I'm more on polaroid side because there so many fake sandisk cards out there. I'd rather stick with rebate and there nothing wrong and never had problem with this company rebates

Polaroid 16GB Class 4 SDHC Card $17.99 AR @ Frys B&M *Lowest Price Ever*

This is only available at Fry's B&M

rebate
http://images.frys.com/art/rebate...073010.pdf

This is $2 less than the last Lowest Price here:
http://slickdeals.net/forums/show...&t=2107988

It is crazy. I bought this for $19.99 w/o tax 5 months ago and finally the price reduced a little.

link?
is it dead? the price is not 32.99?

read the tittle, bm. in store..

op where is that screenshot from?

Quote from sevdali : link? is it dead? the price is not 32.99?

would like to know too