20 Best Sd Card For New 3Ds Xl (2023 Updated)

Sandisk have a very good reputation when it comes to S. D. cards I have found no problems with the ones I have bought. Before buying these cards make sure the camera can handle the capacity of 64gb which may have not been invisaged when the camera was made.

This version is the ultra extreme example so you will get the quicker processing speed if you are taking low light or action photography. I have found out that on some Sony and Panasonic cameras use two different ways of processing the image within the camera, yes you can use the same card for both cameras but if you are re-touching pictures make sure you use the right camera to do so.

As with others, worked for a while then difficult to read onto the computer, then wont read at all. Luckily, I had backed up my photos onto my iPad using a photo transfer app. The photos were there for a moment on the computer, then nothing all photos deleted.

I have a number of sandisk cards, and interestingly looking at the quality of the print, the plastic and the quality of the made in China impression on the back, there are distinct differences. which leads me to believe this product is a fake.

I wont buy these of Amazon again, I am afraid it is only Argos or similar for me from now on. Buy cheap, buy twice as they say.

I needed a microSD memory card with decent capacity and high writing speed for my new dash cam. I chosen Kingston card following my past experience and dash cam manufacturer’s recommendations. The card works perfectly.

Read/write speeds are great. Plus, there is useful bonus – SD card adapter to use with my laptop. I can take out the microSD card from the dash cam, insert the card into SD adapter and plug in into my laptop.

Computer recognizes the card immediately and I can read and write videos from the card. I am happy. Highly recommended!.

Adapter is not V90. so write speed however is good when using an non v90 device. Using V90 you need different adapter then it comes with. found an adapter with v90 capability on trade me, and works well.

but speeds are sure the fastest I seen even without the adapter. and video in EOS 90 is on maximum setting never dropping out. shot count in continuous shooting is 32 images on full RAW. write speeds with adapter on USB-c port of laptop are as described.

Lexar is a reputable brand of SD card that I’ve used many times. Primarily I use them in my DSLR camera. Recently I purchased a new camera that allows for the use of the newer UHS-II standard which makes for quicker upload and download of files.

Notice that there are two rows of contacts on the card and this 2nd row is where the additional speed comes from since information is transferred through more contact points. If your device does not include UHS-II technology, no worries; the cards are backwards compatible with the UHS-I standard and will only use one row of contacts to transfer files, but, of course, you will not benefit from the speed of the newer technology.

These cards are more expensive than UHS-1 versions, but the price was good for a 3-pack. Overall, an excellent product and Buy-Dig is an excellent place to buy it from. #sweepstakes.

I’ve bought 3 SanDisk’s this year. 2 of them have had something wrong. This most recent one I’ve recorded video but can’t get the files off the card. I’ve tried on four different Mac computers but the card isn’t recognised.

Very annoying. A previous one of these I bought just went blank one day and all the files I’d recorded were gone.

I bought the Extreme Plus with intention to use it in my Canon EOS DS126181. Didn’t realise that it was incompatible with that model. However, I managed to format the card with FAT32 with some software I found on the internet.

The card now works fine in my Canon. Very quick read write and no issues retrieving the images.

Lightning fast in camera and when transferring files. Is recognized by my d5100, but has locked up after taking a picture 4/20 last photo shoots. Simple power cycle/reinsert card solved this. Also not read by my usb 2.

0 card reader. Its a 52 in one PC kind , 3. 5″. Its not failed to save a picture once, even during freezing. Works great in my laptop card reader, much newer than pc. I can save 1,600 pictures in jpeg fine mode, 3,200 in normal and 6,300 in basic, all at 16mp.

473 in raw/fine. Way faster than my class 4-8gb card before, especially after taking a picture, saves picture fast and displays it quick. Also scrolling through in camera pics and on PC in card very fast.

In camera I can burst really fast versus before. Not sure on video, camera maxes 20 min recording each time. So its a form factor SDHC card because of capacity, its class 10 speed, but also uhs-1, which is the high speed bus, and the u3 is the class grade with a minimum of 30mb/s, but you get much higher (40-60) I got mine for $15 free shipping here, 1600 shots is enough for each shoot for me and I didn’t need extreme pro speed/price.

Newest tech at the moment and future proofs me when I get a newer d810. Great for 4k video if you can shoot it. Sandusk cards have never let me down and this is the best bang for buck if you want quality, speed and newest tech.

I’ve owed my note 9 for 18 month’s and never really had any problems with it. Only thing I’m upset about is updates for a phone not over 2 year’s old. I’m more than happy to update every few year’s as the note will last if it’s looked after, my note 5 is still going to this day.

I didn’t update to the 20 because of price the fact there is no headphone jack among other thing’s and battery is a big thing on a phone and it is just crazy they did a test on the 9 vs 20 ultra and the battery on the old note 9 out lasted the 20 by an hour and a half and it’s a brand new phone so how would it go in another 2 year’s after hard use? When your paying 2k for a phone you expect upgrades correct me if I’m wrong but to find out that a 2 year old not 9 last an extra 1 hour 47 minutes compared to a brand new 20 ultra is scary to me, than investing in Bluetooth earbuds will set you back an extra 3 to 5 hundred for a good set and ive tested wired connection over Bluetooth and lossless flac I really noticed the difference so too bad if you have high quality wired connections that you would like to use because you simply can’t anymore, I’m so surprised by all the people like myself that like having a jack and require it.

Are sumsung listening to there customers because it dose not feel like it. 2 year’s have passed and you want me to buy a phone that will not last along on day to day use. No headphone jack a huge big camera on the back that feels top heavy in hand.

Ive looked at countless reviews with people saying the same thing I am right. How can you justify spending 2k on a phone that will not keep up with the abuse my note9 takes and lossing features I need in the process it’s just crazy to me.

If you sit on your phone watching movies or playing game’s than you will like having a 120hz refresh but really how many of us use our phone to watch TV and movies like we would on our at home TV? I understand it makes the phone run alot smoother and thing’s will load faster but how many of us out there use our phone as a day to day TV or laptop I ask? I have a TV with a 200hz refresh with q dot tech and my note 9 has Dolby atmos for my music.

If I wanted to take advantage of watching high quality movies I’m simply not going to be doing it on a 7 inch screen? Isn’t that why we have laptops and tablet’s TV. And please don’t even start me on the note 20 stock not the ultra because sumsung did no justice.

60 hz screen same as note 9, battery isn’t good enough, it’s a 1500 hundred dollar phone made completely of plastic apart from the metal sides! They couldn’t make the fan edition of the s20 to much better for the price just no s pen is really the only difference and maybe just maybe a better phone at near half the price brand new it’s so confusing what sumsung are doing and after all my hifi stuff is made by sumsung and I buy there products as I trust in the quality from past experiences.

it’s really troubling to be honest. And everyone is holding on to there note 8s there 9s because of all the reason I’ve mentioned above. Every second comment is someone saying ill be holding onto my device for another year or 2.

I would hate to see the money they are loseing, the pushed people to but offering me 480 dollars for my note to buy a 20 ultra plus free earbuds and another 250 off for something else aswell which bought the price down to around $1350 which still wasn’t enough for me to take a drop in battery performance among other thing’s.

I really hope sumsung start listening to there customer’s otherwise I’m going to be switching something I never thought i would ever ever do. Wow glad I got that off my chest lol hope it helps someone.

just my 2 cents. Stay safe.

Great when it works but I am sure I got a lemon. Seven months after I received the phone the entire display died. Was in for a service for a week before it was fixed. About six weeks ago when I used the speaker during a call, the other person kept hearing a dreadful screeching noise.

Received a code from Samsung to get feedback from speaker and the noise was dreadful! Followed Samsung’s advice to wipe phone before going on for service and as a result fault could not be identified.

Put in “voice of concern ” to Samsung who said phone was working fine and to consult other Samsung owners for help. Phone put in for third service due to screeching noise. Tech not sure of cause but ordered lots of parts.

Get phone back and yup still making screeching noise. In for fourth service and finally seems OK. Very very disappointed that phone has had to be serviced four times in 15 months and Samsung could not give a flying whoopee!! Extremely bad customer service from Samsung and will think twice before buying another Samsung phone.

Surely after four services a new phone is warranted???.

Samsung products are, as always, well built. The software, UI, and hardware integration is great. Takes good photos. This particular model is snappy, and has all the functions I need. I would prefer a bigger screen than this though.

However, it is big enough for most users. Note 9 is comparable to S10 Plus in screen size (I have one also). To some it could be large enough, but for those who need to consume a lot of reading materials, it is still too small.

Maybe should have bought Galaxy Fold? For media buffs, I don’t know. I don’t play games or watch movie on this. Despite the screen being small for my need, it is still bulky and heavy as a phone. Coming from previous Samsung, and Blackberry, this isn’t that heavy at all.

Speaking of Blackberry, on screen typing on this is terrible. Blackberry is still king on typing. Voice dictation is there, but don’t rely on google or Bixby for accuracy. None can compete with Blackberry.

I had all Blackberry rare and limited edition phones (excluding Porsche line) so keyboard cannot be beat by these. screen and stylus. There is a slight delay after the stylus is pulled out. So don’t expect an instant writing experience.

Note taking with the stylus pen on the phone is a little awkward for me. The screen is too small as a note, and pen is too thin and feels fragile to write. I prefer typing. I don’t know why I got the note! Was expecting a business class phone.

Yet, compared to Blackberry, still lacks. This model came with 512GB of internal storage and 8GB of RAM, which is plenty enough. A bit of concern is, as always, backing up personal information (photos etc) stored on internal storage.

There’s always a chance of blackout on device. So frequent backup is a must with large storage devices. One can use SD memory in that case. I got mine, used, from Swappa. The seller said it has minor scratches etc but came in pristine condition.

The only slight scratch was on the finger print sensor, but able to read and capture my finger prints with high accuracy and no failure. Battery was holding good charge, around 80% to the original status, and screen was nearly clean.

Another tip: with any used device, it could be a “refurbished” phone with a changed circuit board, camera, battery or screen etc; so water resistant rating becomes unreliable. Don’t bet on it. Get a case good enough to save from a few seconds of dunk.

I’ll be using this for a few years. Fingers crossed! My next phone may be Galaxy Fold, or future Blackberry (if it ever comes out).

I moved from sandisk and seagate to transcend a few years ago, and I rarely look back. Their hardware is rugged, dependable, and I’ve had far less issues with corrupted disks using Transcend products than anything else.

During the Great (HDD) Crash of 2016, I lost not one, but three external hard drives worth of backups and external storage. During the Great (HDD) Crash of 2018, I lost a drive halfway through it’s expected 4 year lifespan.

Thanks, Seagate and Western Digital. I’ve been using Transcend external hard drives, flash drives, and SD cards (for a dashcam that’s proved invaluable and resilient) for the last two years. They’ve been cheaper and more reliable in my experience than most of the competition.

I hope they serve you, too.

These are relatively middle of the road cards with the right price tag. The cheapest 32Gb cards I could find. I’m only using these for playback on a digital photo frame and not for any important photoshoots, so even if this memory fails at some point, I would simply create another playback SD from my backups.

I’ve used items by transcend before and the longevity seems about average. I haven’t had any unexpected failures. However, These cards are 29GB. that’s 3gb short of 32, so I’m not sure if all companies skim on capacity that way, but that’s a – an extra star off the review.

If it’s 29, say it’s 29.

This is older tech with very slow writes. You get what you pay for, but it is working fine and 512GB of storage on an SD card is very handy. Hard to find at this price. Be prepared for slow writes – typically only 10-15 MBS.

But that works for me, as I usually will be writing files only once to this card and then reading back afterwards, which is fine. My laptop has a nice SD card slot which makes these very convenient. I have been using 128GB and 256GB cards, but 521GB is grand.

(Of course, as always, you should be sure to backup your files to another disk, card, etc. for safety. ) If I run into any issues, I will come back and update, but so far, so good. Working great.

Great product, decent price.

Not good very disappointed seriously

You can’t be wrong with this.

I needed to transfer a lot of files between an old dying laptop and my new daily ride. The SanDisk Ultra was perfect for the job. Not as expensive as other options (cough external digital hard drive cough).

It was perfect for my needs and an excellent purchase. I can take files to work easily as well. Your mileage may vary.

I bought this sandisk to go along with my camcorder. I can record and upload video on the computer. I am attesting to its workmanship, vitality, and significance in electronics. Very good piece of technology.

Needed a quick & small way to hold some documents. This sandisk card is the best way I have found. It was small & hold sup to 128GB which is amazing for its size. I have used this for files as well as media.

I have always preferred Kingston media for a reliable choice in my Nikon D7000 and Olympus DSLR cameras. You can’t go wrong with this company. Plus the newer high speed cards give you faster video recording a burst shots.

Waiting for a card to write when you shoot a large file can be very frustrating with a slower rated media card.

Holds a lot of memory on it and it works very good. Their isn’t any cons to it because it does hold a lot of things on it

I use these SD cards in my camera and my digital audio recorder. So far I like the results.

For the price, this is fantastic. To my tests, the readwrite speed is accurate, as is storage space. Its also a genuine quality Toshina product, and not some cheap ripoff. I use this for my Sony a6300 camera.

This card is able to keep up with the superfast shutter, even on the extra fast picture mode which takes a crazy amount of pictures per second. It also seems good for the 4K video recording, although due to it only being 32GB you wouldnt get a whole load of uncompressed 4K footage.

Overall, a very nice card and Im very pleased with this purchase.

Got Scandisk and Toshiba version if this as I wanted the fastest card v cost for my camera, with decent capacity. I bought from both companies as they have always been reliable. Cant at present see any difference but not done any objective testing All I can say is that Im very pleased with both both versions.

Full size cards rather than using micro SDs with adaptors is also more reliable and faster. Prefect.

Everything looks original and decent quality. I havent tested this card yet but I will update my feedback after testing it. I will use this card only for photography because it wouldnt probably handle 4k video.

It is very cheap high capacity sd card. I will use this card for backups in my camera where I will store all jpeg images just in case something went wrong with another card with row files. For this purpose is this card perfect.

You can fit thousands of images and it cost less than 20.

I took a punt and ordered the 512GB ultimaPRO model on the 27th Dec19 at a price of 57. 99. I say punt as a lot of the reviews for the 128GB and 256GB variants were negative, so I was somewhat sceptical as similar other branded products were marked up at 80.

I can only presume these reviewers fall into one of the following situations Did not purchased directly from Amazon and ended up with a random unscrupulous 3rd party seller, which supplied a counterfeit item.

The product was a bad apple of the batch that should of been returned within the returns time window. Alternatively the manufacturer contacted since my item states it has a 5 YEAR warranty, meaning it would of been replaced free of charge.

Misuseunderstanding of the product and its limitations more on this below. Amazon delivered the item on time with my Prime subscription, so no issues there. The MicroSD card arrived in simple packaging, plastic casing held together by cardboard with the items specs accompanied product branding.

Speed wise the empty card matched the declared specification from integral, my screenshot shows the benchmarking and Windows 7 file transfer speed. I conducted my testing using a USB 3. 0 Lexar MicroSD card reader as per the attached photographs with the intended use being to hold MP3 and FLAC music files for my FIIOX3 2nd Gen.

So speed wise it lives up to my expectations, though time will tell if this continues to hold true for the life span of this product. A lot of buyers are either unaware or do not understand the difference in storage space advertised and actual available space.

The manufacture states on the packaging that 1GB is equal to 1,000,000,000 bytes one billion bytes, which is a multiple of 1,000 one thousand. However, most modern operating systems use a multiple of 1,024 one thousand and twenty four, this leads to the disparity in advertised and available storage size.

Using the 128GB microSD card as an example Manufacture 128GB 12,000,000,000 bytes 1000 x 1000 x 1000 x 128 Operating system 128GB 137,438,953,472 bytes 1024 x 1024 x 1024 x 128As you can tell the operating system sees 128GB as a higher number, due to the higher multiple.

So your actual raw capacity seen by the operating system before formatting would be around 122GB. Now format your MicroSD card and add the file system reduces the space further, my Samsung 128GB card this 512GB version is replacing has 119GB once fully setup.

Referring to my third bullet point and product limitations, the main one I believe is the items operating temperature. I managed to thermal throttle the MicroSD card when attempting to copy 500GBs of files in one sitting, causing the card to disconnect.

Whilst this card is capable of storing a large volume of data, files should be copied in small batches to allow the MicroSD card to cool inbetween. I verified file integrity using SHA1 and MD5 hashes comparing both source and destination files.

I investigated the heat issue by applying direct cooling either side of the card two PC fans blowing cool air at it. This made considerable difference permitting me to copy the full capacity though at a reduced transfer speed and no disconnects.

Overall a brilliant card at an attractive price, I hope it stays this way and is reliable.

I took a punt and ordered the 512GB ultimaPRO model on the 27th Dec19 at a price of 57. 99. I say punt as a lot of the reviews for the 128GB and 256GB variants were negative, so I was somewhat sceptical as similar other branded products were marked up at 80.

I can only presume these reviewers fall into one of the following situations Did not purchased directly from Amazon and ended up with a random unscrupulous 3rd party seller, which supplied a counterfeit item.

The product was a bad apple of the batch that should of been returned within the returns time window. Alternatively the manufacturer contacted since my item states it has a 5 YEAR warranty, meaning it would of been replaced free of charge.

Misuseunderstanding of the product and its limitations more on this below. Amazon delivered the item on time with my Prime subscription, so no issues there. The MicroSD card arrived in simple packaging, plastic casing held together by cardboard with the items specs accompanied product branding.

Speed wise the empty card matched the declared specification from integral, my screenshot shows the benchmarking and Windows 7 file transfer speed. I conducted my testing using a USB 3. 0 Lexar MicroSD card reader as per the attached photographs with the intended use being to hold MP3 and FLAC music files for my FIIOX3 2nd Gen.

So speed wise it lives up to my expectations, though time will tell if this continues to hold true for the life span of this product. A lot of buyers are either unaware or do not understand the difference in storage space advertised and actual available space.

The manufacture states on the packaging that 1GB is equal to 1,000,000,000 bytes one billion bytes, which is a multiple of 1,000 one thousand. However, most modern operating systems use a multiple of 1,024 one thousand and twenty four, this leads to the disparity in advertised and available storage size.

Using the 128GB microSD card as an example Manufacture 128GB 12,000,000,000 bytes 1000 x 1000 x 1000 x 128 Operating system 128GB 137,438,953,472 bytes 1024 x 1024 x 1024 x 128As you can tell the operating system sees 128GB as a higher number, due to the higher multiple.

So your actual raw capacity seen by the operating system before formatting would be around 122GB. Now format your MicroSD card and add the file system reduces the space further, my Samsung 128GB card this 512GB version is replacing has 119GB once fully setup.

Referring to my third bullet point and product limitations, the main one I believe is the items operating temperature. I managed to thermal throttle the MicroSD card when attempting to copy 500GBs of files in one sitting, causing the card to disconnect.

Whilst this card is capable of storing a large volume of data, files should be copied in small batches to allow the MicroSD card to cool inbetween. I verified file integrity using SHA1 and MD5 hashes comparing both source and destination files.

I investigated the heat issue by applying direct cooling either side of the card two PC fans blowing cool air at it. This made considerable difference permitting me to copy the full capacity though at a reduced transfer speed and no disconnects.

Overall a brilliant card at an attractive price, I hope it stays this way and is reliable.

I have two Integral micro SD cards now 128gb and 256gb sized ones. I bought the 128gb for my last phone and was so impressed that the lowest priced branded card performed so closely to my SanDisk cards that when it came to get a larger size I didnt look anywhere else.

A 256gb SD card for under 28 is priced so far below the competition its almost no choice at all. These cards are fast enough for 4k and have read and write speeds perfect for my phone. I transferred just over a 100gb of music to the new card at speeds around 6070mbps.

Hopefully the 512gb cards will drop in price soon enough 100 at time of review. I guess until then Ill just have to make do with mere 28 256gb cards. Does it blow anyone elses mind that something the size of a fingernail can hold that much info No LiarsEdit Ive kept my eye on them and a few months later the 512GB cards are now 58.

Yoink, I cant help myself.

IšverstiShow in original languageThis High Endurance Micro flash card works better than the Ultra series in my dash cam. That one kept cutting the camera off and on and I read one user in a forum say they dont work in dash cams.

This High endurance was in a list of recommended cards. I put it in a new dash cam and after uploading the looped videos and viewing them, theres a definite minor jump in the video every 12 second. Not unusable, but mysterious as of now.

Otherwise it works fine. Will try a Sony 32GB card to compare. I cant imagine its too fast for the dash cam, but I learn new things all the time. After using it more, it seems fine and the jumping in the video is most likely related to the cheap Pilot dash cam.

IšverstiShow in original languageI use to love Samsung products, especially their memory cards because they have a reputation for lasting a very long time. But my my, has the time changed. I went back to SanDisk because they have never failed me.

Im using this in my dashcam and I have to say, its fast. I can capture 4k footage without any issues from my Rexing V1 Dashcam and I can throw this in my Yi 4k action cam without any warning message about it being too slow.

I dont do anything to my memory card. It ususal stays in the camera or in a protective case, so I dont know why my Samsung card crap out on me. Luckily I had my SanDisk card on me during a trip to Iceland.

I would have flipped if my Samsung card throws an error message about needing to format or being corrupted. If you want peace of mind, grab the SanDisk card, especially when its on sale. They are a steal.

IšverstiShow in original languageThis camera turns out to be very good for our needs. We have theft happening in our area and it provides enough detail about who is near or at the car at all times. It gives us the extra video and detail that our home security system lacks.

It has also been good for covering what is happening when we drive around. The only down side is that you cannot FF the videos when watching from the APP. You have to download the video to a video editor in order to see the portion of the video of interest.

If you are trying to capture another drivers license plate number while driving, it can be hard to see but if you upload the video to an editing software program you can enlarge it enough to see license plates up to three car lengths in front of you.

Customer Support needs some work. You cannot talk to anyone right away. You have to leave a message and hope they will return your call and you are able to see the call when they return your call. It is recommended to have it installed by a professional as it does connect into your cars system.