20 Best Sd Cards For Photography (2023 Updated)

Actually I’ve always used sandisk. But as the quality became different so I started looking for something stable and came to the Lexar. And where to buy it to get not a fake? Of course from the dealer.

So I came to BH where in addition to the above I also received a good price with a discount. As for the card itself: looks solid and quality made. The speed is enough for recording 4K video in max quality on my Canon R6 in non-stop mode (I’ll post the exact speed later but you can find it everywhere).

The price-speed ratio is the best. I have Lexar not so long so I can’t say much about the failure and durability but it should be good regarding reviews. I currently recommend this product.

I take extreme pride in purchasing ONLY the best no matter the cost. Everything I purchase is usually at minimum top of the line. When these Lexar cards went on sale, I did something I usually would never do.

I tried to save some money! BIG MISTAKE! I purchased (6) of the 128 gb, and (2) of the 256 gb. Thinking these are professional grade with all the bells and whistles per the label. If the photos or video you put into these is critical, DO NOT BUY these! On 1st day, one of the 125 gb failed, saying the card cannot be read, and must be formatted (I took and it held a bunch of photos in it!), I started second guessing myself thinking do they need to be formatted first? But then realized, I have never had to do that in the past with Scandisk drives in the past! With no other choice, I formatted it (lost all the photos).

Then the 256 gb failed, saying the same thing, it must be formatted with wedding photos in it! This time it would not even format. just a complete FAILURE! (luckily I use Canon with dual disk and had a back up Scandisk CF card with the photos! If I did not, I would have lost a Wedding!! I hate to leave this bad review! But, you can see from my experience it is very, very deserving!! To Lexar get it together or get out of the business!! For some like myself, the possibility of losing photos or videos is just NOT an Options.

period!.

I got these cards as they were recommended for a new Canon EOS 90D camera I was purchasing from B&H. I have also used Lexar Professional media cards in my other digital cameras and a new Canon HF G60 video camera.

My Lexar media cards have all functioned properly and I have never had one fail. So when I saw that these Lexar 128gb Professional cards were recommended for my new Canon 90D, I added the 2-pack to my camera order.

Shipping was fast, got the cards and the new camera within 3 days of ordering them. These will be perfect for an upcoming vacation trip. Thanks B&H for the great service.

Bought 2 of these for my elderly CoolPix P7100, as a back problem is temporarily preventing me from lugging round my full SLR kit. I like to shoot RAWs as well as JPGs and a small capacity card does not cut it for a trip any longer than a weekend.

This purchase gives me almost 3K shots per card and is cheaper than buying older technology. It is perfectly compatible with my camera and acceptance testing confirms there are no problems formatting, saving, copying and deleting files.

The speed is more than enough for me and allows the camera to work to its specification this older model inevitably has some lag when doing HDR multiple shots. Cannot comment on long term reliability, but I have often used SanDisk in the past and never had any problems.

Very pleased so far.

I tested the speeds of this card using a couple different software, and it honestly works at the speeds it is advertising on the B&H website. I can’t believe I waited so long before I bought a high speed card, but I was dumb.

I only use this with my DSLR to take pictures for fun when traveling or hiking. I have not tested these on actual video camera or 4K. The cards I had were fine, but this makes my photography more fun.

My timelapses can actually be faster, even though I won’t need that often. I haven’t even used my other SD cards since I bought this one. I think I will only keep them for safety, but probably won’t use them often.

This card provides exactly what I have come to expect from Samsung: Perfect performance without a fuss. I was fooled into purchasing a cheap no-name card here, which was terrible. After days of fighting that card to put data on it (many reformats, etc) and only managing to use 10% of its capacity, I threw that card away (by then, the return period had passed).

I then ordered this card. What a refreshing experience: I was able to get all of my data copied over from my old 256GB EVO card onto this one (~200GB) in less than 3 hours! Boom! Check Disk (CHKDSK) revealed no issues with the new card after copying everything in a single move (even though the card got warm, as you’d expect).

I will Never, ever be fooled into purchasing a cheap generic card, ever again! (Both the cheap 512 and 1024GB cards were garbage and I had to throw both away!) Be Smart: Buy this card and save yourself headache and avoid failure and throwing away your money! Say yes to Quality! I would buy this card (or larger) again and again.

I received this product at a discount in exchange for my honest opinion.

I purchased the Samsung EVO Plus 256GB Micro-SDXC storage card for my Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Tablet. This storage card worked perfectly after I installed it into my Tablet. My Samsung Tablet originally came loaded with 256GB of storage and I’m only using 20% of the internal storage.

Now after I installed this SD card I have a whopping 512GB storage. I use it for storing all of my movie downloads. So far I have 53 full length movies stored on the Samsung Micro SD Card for a total of 76GB and I’ve only used 32% of the SD card.

Wow that’s awesome storage capability! There is 68% storage still available for me to store many more films. The performance of this card is extremely fast. Downloads are excellent quality and the stream is better than my tablets storage.

I highly recommend this SD card to anybody who needs a more high quality and fast access Micro SD card.

have a home security camera that performs both local storage with Remote access and the ability to upload to the cloud. Because of this remote-access configuration, I typically chose not to use cloud backups, which can easily add up to my annual costs.

I had a 64 GB card installed and it would get overwritten in a couple of days, and necessity caused me to buy this card. Works great, and now I can have peace of mind, knowing that my 4K recordings will be stored for > 14 days.

I also tried the card on my 4K dash camera, before I moved it to the home security storage. This is a great device, with no loss / delay in storage time, either in my dash camera or my home security system.

Overall I am very happy with my purchase. Disclaimer: I purchased this product from the manufacturer at a discounted rate, in exchange for my honest, unbiased review.

*I rented a few things and left a few reviews I get a little nervous when renting gear. For one this company is in Tennessee and I’m in Jersey so wasn’t sure about shipping time, quality of gear, etc.

Not that it had to be, but the equipment was brand new! Came in a hard box, which I really appreciated for the return shipment didnt have to worry about breaking, and came a day early ensuring I had what I needed.

We had one interaction through email and they were so quick to respond. They make sure you have tape (they actually give you packing tape!!!) the box and return label so literally I just had to drop it off.

I really don’t have enough amazing things to say about them. I will only be using Lensrentals in the future and look forward to being their life long customer. And they gave me $25 towards my next rental.

Like come on, we get it you are too good to be true! Lol but seriously, great experience.

The streaming of information is akin to knitting. Row by row the binary is loaded, but when a girl drops a stitch, a hole appears. and thats exactly what happens with aliasing. Most noticeable is when aliasing is low or nonexistent, the edges of the image are smooth.

This smooth outline produces a pleasing image, because it apes our own vision, which is analogue. If you put a SanDisk Ultra SDHC card to the test, it will usually exceed its design parameter, this being the case, there was, until recently, few video cameras on the market to exceed the ability of the fastest memory card.

There is hardly a fellow out there who hasnt put a memory card in his shirt pocket, only to have his shirt washed. Ive never had a washed memory card fail yet. they are tough little beggars. The problem we have, including SanDisk, is that people take them for granted and consider them indestructible, however, the most destructive force they will ever experience is being plugged in andor removed when the camera is live.

and the times Ive seen this done is countless. You may lose part of its memory, or, in the worst case, all of it, not to mention so much aliasing, its corrupted. SanDisk and most other electronic engineers ask you not to insert or remove the card until you have switched off the camera and waited for a few seconds for it to close the card.

Cameras will refuse to switch off until they have done this, so to switch off and remove the card in the next instant will cause a high risk chance of data corruption. then people blame the card, when it is their fault.

Switch off and wait just a few seconds before removing a card. Replace the card with another when the camera is off. Doing this will ensure your cards long life and excellent pictures. Ive never had a problem with SanDisk, but youve got to treat their products properly to get the best out of them, like anything else.

If you are looking for a card with a good reputation, youve just found it.

So I have a lot smaller SD card which is 30MBs, but only 8Gb, so I thought lets upgrade. I bought 2 of the memory cards as were preparing with two cameras for our holiday. Now it was working a charm in our Fujifilm tough camera, no complaints.

BUT I started to use it in my DSLR and Im not so delighted. I was taking pictures of a bicycle race and after 45 continuous shots raw took a couple of seconds until I was able to click again. Obviously, I missed the half of the group.

I was not expecting to be able to take thousands of continuous shots, but I was expecting at least 1015 in a row. It made my life really difficult. Although it reads really easy in the card reader and copies the files real quick, then when I plugged it back to my camera, it came up with an error, like not supported format.

I had to remove the card and put it back, so it worked again. I havent had such thing before with my older SanDisk SD. not sure, whats the matter.

I bought three cards on the same day this one SanDisk Ultra along with a SanDisk Extreme and a SanDisk Extreme Pro. All 32GB. The read and write speeds on a computer are as followsUltra write to card 15 MBs.

Read from card 80 MBsExtreme write to card 37 MBs. Read from card 78 MBsExtreme Pro write to card 50 MBs. Read from card 83 MBs. I tried filming some 4K video on a Panasonic FZ1000, and it works OK on this Ultra card.

That particular camera appears to write at about 12 MBs so there isnt much margin for error. Shooting stills Raw Jpeg about 30MB in total per image at 7FPS on a Canon 80D SLR, I got the followingUltra full speed for the first 19 images, then writes one image per 2.

1 secondsExtreme full speed for the first 22 images, then writes one image per 0. 65 secondsExtreme Pro full speed for the first 24 images, then writes one image per 0. 44 seconds. Take those figures with a pinch of salt as itll depend on the noise and type of image.

And the write speeds of the faster cards are quicker in a camera than they are in a computer. But hopefully its useful background info. I would be very unlikely to need more shooting speed that the Ultra can provide.

But would probably stick with Extreme in the future just for that extra security if I ever shoot 4K.

TEST YOUR CARD BEFORE REVIEWING IT! You can’t judge a card based on its label and the fact that it can store SOME data. Cards are sold every day with a falsified format that make them appear to have a lot more storage capacity than they actually have.

I bought 3 of these 256 GB “SanDisk” cards at the same time. I opened one package and tested it with a well-known and trusted tool called “f3”. You run f3write to fill the card with data, and f3read to check that the data were properly written.

The first card failed in a way that suggests this is a 32 GB card that has been (intentionally?) malformatted as 256 GB. I opened the 2nd package and tested the card the same way, with the same result.

I then took a 256 GB card I had previously purchased elsewhere, and ran the same test on it, using the same tools and the same computer — it checked out perfectly. The most charitable thing I can say is that it might be remotely possible this seller doesn’t know they are buying from a “shady” supplier.

This is not a SanDisk problem. I have perfectly good cards from SanDisk. These are probably not SanDisk cards, or they may be SanDisk cards that have been relabeled and repackaged.

I bought two of these. I actually use these for computer file storage because they are so compact and are very covert for portable applications. If you think about it, 5 of these stacked up is the equivalent of 5TB but in under the size of a few coins.

It is amazing how far technology has come. The quality is outstanding as usual -no corrupted files, transfers quickly, gets heated when writing very large quantities for a bit of time, but I rarely do that so not an issue.

They do seem to keep cool enough to maintain the higher speed so that is good. Remember, to get the best speeds, you need the right readers, usb cables, and ports. This all works together. I have used the 256gb, 512gb, and now 1tb sizes of these and so to extrapolate to past ones I have purchased, again, never had issues.

When these are on sale, the price is fair. I use my old ones in cameras now and they record 4k video with ease. Can’t wait for 2TB haha, or at least 2TB in an SD card since technically it would fit.

I used it during a video shoot in the West coast of Tasmania and during a change of sd cards. I dropped it in muddy water and it was in the puddle for about 10 mins of really Cold muddy water. I though I had lost 64gb worth of video footage but I went back to my laptop and uploaded all of the footage with no problems.

I’m still using it! Worth every single cent!.

The flash unit had two dead batteries in it and the battery cover was covered in corrosion. After ceaning corrosion and installing 2 new batteries the unit does not work!

A fine, general purpose, back-up flash that will fit my Nikon D70’s hot shoe. (a back-up for the Vivitar 285 flash I normally use.)

My use for this card is for a Raspberry Pi that runs Pi-Hole, Unbound, and PiVPN. The capacity is perhaps too large for my use case, but I was interested in speed, reliability, and longevity. Only time will tell, but the card works flawlessly so far.

One issue for the card was it was the capacity was slightly smaller than my Samsung microSDHC card it was replacing and therefore I couldn’t clone that card to this one. After price matching everyone’s favorite online retailer, the value was there.

The plus with ordering with Best Buy is being able to use any accumulated rewards and peace of mind that the item is genuine. The only issue I had with the item was the shipping. The item itself is very small but it was packaged in a ridiculously large flat cardboard “envelope”.

It almost seemed like it was just a flat piece of cardboard with nothing inside. This may or may not have something to do with the USPS mishandling it. It shipped to my local USPS from Los Angeles, then OUT to Denver, then back to Los Angeles, then finally back to my local USPS resulting in the item taking a few days longer to arrive.

Exceeded my expectation – especially regarding what I discovered after the purchase! I bought this for a Thinkware dash cam. After having my windows tinted I had to leave my dashcam removed for a week.

I installed this new SD Card after reinstalling the dash cam and had an issue with the rear cam not working. I called the company and they stated they could ONLY guarantee their product with their SD Card and then ONLY up to 128GB.

They wanted $100 for their 128GB card!!! This SanDisk 256BG was far less on sale! Come to find out, the card had zero to do with the rear cam not functioning. The cam was just reinstalled incorrectly.

The SanDisk 256GB is flawless and works perfectly!!! No need to buy a smaller overpriced SD Card, Sandisk has this application covered with this card!!!.

Bought this card to go with a new IP security camera. Hopefully the high endurance will give me at least a couple years of worry free service. So far after about two weeks it has been working just fine.

The RescuePRO Deluxe software download activated but I have not had a need to try it out yet. Supposedly it has a one year license. If that is true then the software is pretty worthless to me because I have only needed that kind of software a few times in my life.

Up to 20000 hours sounds like a lot except for something running 24/7/365 is 8760 hours a year.

I had previously purchased the older non-MK2 version of this card (1700MB/s version) and warranty/support were quick to send me this newer version when I ran into some problems with the old one. Who can say no to great service and a ‘free’ upgrade? Upon receipt I wanted to validate that prior issues did not crop up again (which might suggest issues with my camera or readers/PC) and I ran some benchmarks on the new card in CrystalDiskMark.

Long story short, using Angelbird’s own MK2 reader, as well as this card, attached to a 20gbit USB 3. 2 gen2x2 (20gbit) port directly, this card vastly underperforms compared to the rated speeds. Read speed is averaging around 712MB/s (rated at 1785) and write is around 934MB/s (1300 rated.

) For comparison, a Sony Tough 128GB card I have on hand is doing 1734 read and 1462 write with the exact same computer/cable/Angelbird MK2 reader. I initially thought my bad luck had struck again and that the replacement may be defective, and responded to Angelbird with my results.

After some chatter back and forth (they remained responsive and friendly as always, of course) I was told that this is expected behavior. As Angelbird stated to me, the rated speeds only apply when in-camera because of it being a native PCI Express interface, while they INTENTIONALLY throttle speeds and that it is like this when using our card, and reader together, out of safety, and reliability reason.

In order to get the high numbers using a card reader with our cards at this moment, you need to use PCIe based reader (Thunderbolt) I don’t have Thunderbolt ports on my workstation, so I can’t verify.

In the end, for me a huge reason for using CF Express media is the speed of copying data off the card and onto a computer for editing/processing. 712MB/s is a FAR cry from the 1734MB/s my Sony card can deliver.

I am all for data checks, improving stability and reliability, etc. and I really want to love Angelbird products but this is a glaring performance issue that should be disclosed to consumers BEFORE purchase.

I purchased this card with the R5C the other day based on some good words I heard about it on YouTube, great for RAW LT, and costs less than sandisk. Now I didn’t purchase the R5C for it’s raw capabilities, personally I think 8k raw is overkill, for my uses at least.

But since the camera has 8K RAW I at least have to try it. I quickly found out that this card is not fast enough for most of the RAW settings on the R5C. In RAW LT, you cannot shoot anything full frame, in the 35mm crop (6k) you can shoot 30 and 24 FPS but not 60.

To shoot 60FPS in RAW you have to go to the 16mm crop (3k) to get the data rate low enough. Other than that it works with every other video mode swimmingly. It was also super snappy on hi speed continuous bursts in photo mode.

So it’s really great at some things but not others. At the price point there had to be something missing and there is. I think they need to change the copy on the card to display the write speed and not it’s read speed.

I bought AV Pro CFexpress B 1Tb card a few months back and registered the product according to their instruction for warranty service. Recently I found out that my Nikon Z 9 could not read the card as it shows card error on several attempts.

I am positive that it is the card, not my camera as I don’t have any problems with my CFexpress B cards of the other brand. Following the instructions Angelbird provided on the product registration card, I sent several emails and made several phone calls.

No one bothered to respond to my emails and no one was on line answering the support phone line (+43 5572 40725). At one time, someone picked up the phone and told me that she promised that someone at Angelbird would get back to me on the same day.

Well, only disappointment awaited. This kind of business behavior and customer services are only linked to scams that people commonly encounter. What a shame! Therefore, their empty promise of warranty is a joke.

Please stay away from them.

IšverstiShow in original languageSupposed to “Features up to 95MB/sec. sequential read speed and 90MB/sec. sequential write speed. ” I ran four tests for read speed and got an average of 80MB/s. The low was 65 and high was 87.

Write was average 47, low of 29 and high of 70. One test was H2Testw, which writes and reads to the entire memory card. And another was AJA System Test, which does test writing video in different formats, i.

e. 4K was used for this test. Note that one test got a 29, but the minimum should be 30 (V30) I also tried Crystal Disk Mark. On that test, 512MiB, I got Seq Reads of 92. 67 and 88. 04, and Seq Writes of 27.

19, and 38. 93. So I am disappointed in read speeds, and very disappointed in write speeds. This is about half the expected write performance.

IšverstiShow in original languageSanDisk are extremely fast exceptional quality Micro SD cards. The 32GB Extreme MicroSD card I bough works beautifully to supplement the internal memory of one of my Android tablets.

Also on a side note I bought for my Android phone what I thought was a 128GB version of the SanDisk Extreme Micro SD card on NewEgg and when I got the card it became obvious to me (from the counterfeit packaging and the cards actual performance) that it was not a real SanDisk Memory card.

This may sound hyperbolic or unbelievable, but it is 100% true. the majority of the SanDisk memory cards that are sold by third party sellers on sites like NewEgg, Ebay, Amazon and numerous other sites are fake cards.

they are countefeit. They may have what appear to be legitimate packaging, the card may look identical to an authentic SanDisk card and they may have serial numbers, “made in” and a “CE” marking on the card, but when you actually check the serial numbers with SanDisk’WesterDigital tech support or test the memory card’s performance you will find that they are likely inferior counterfeit memory cards from China.

Only buy your Sandisk memory cards from Western Digital or one of their approved dealers listed on their website. Don’t be fooled or tempted by anyone offering SanDisk Memory cards or other products at prices lower than what they are selling for on the Western Digital website or by one of their authorized dealers.

virtually any SanDisk Memory card or product that is priced lower than the Wester Digital or one of their authorized dealers will be an vastly inferior counterfeit card without the speed or memory of an authentic SanDisk card.

Highly recommended for any camera. I initially had a little doubt about whether to go with SanDisk or Kingston. Kingston was very cheap and thought of giving it a try. So far works really well and no lag or any delay when previewing photos and videos after the shoot from my DSLR.

Kingston always makes high quality products for an affordable price.

Works fine in my older point and shoot Canon SX620HS. I did not need to format, just plug and played. Was looking for largest card for the buck. Vision’s service at Kelowna, BC store friendly.

I’ve been looking into more SD cards for my old BMPCC, but I recently learned that the gold standard SanDisk cards were having compatibility with the camera recently. It seems that a few changes were made to the cards over time, and the new SanDisk cards drop frames while recording raw.

That’s where this Kingston card comes in. For the time that I’ve tested it, I’ve seen no dropped frames or compatibility issues while using it in the original BMPCC. Highly recommended.

Very impressed, I am very aware of the counterfeit memory cards online but i thought I’m protected by PayPal worth giving it a shot. I’m normally a believer of if its too good to be true it usually is.

Item arrived quickly and is 100% genuine. I am a photographer using the Sony A7rIII a high speed high resolution camera demanding a lot from the SD card and i have fully tested the speeds of this card and it is living up to expectations.

To top this I also ran this past Sandisk and they have confirmed it is a genuine card with full warranty. So if you need a new SD card and want to save 40-50% get them from here, you wont be disappointed.

Actual memory of 128 GB card is 119 GB. With Sony a7 III It takes 18 minutes to write apr. 2600 uncompressed RAW files (48. 3. 48. 6 MB) to that card which means it writes 2. 3 images per second. Manual 3:2 24Mpx uncompressed RAW Silent shooting – ON (8fps shooting) Allows for ~31 images on buffer and ~58 total images in relatively fast speed, then continues at 2.

3 images per second. Read on PC with a normal card reader is 150MB/s, but that probably can be improved. In conclusion, it is fast.

The card has far more writing speed than I actually need although if the time ever comes that I need to fire off 12 frames per second for an extended time then I know this card will be up to the challenge.

Downloading 400 or so files to my laptop is a lot quicker as well and that’s compared to the slightly slower 170mb/s cards I used to use. Overall very impressed and I’ve got the peace of mind as well for future shoots whatever they may be.

I’ve been using SanDisk cards for a long time. Mostly in my DSLR and video cameras. For a while, the SanDisk Ultra plus always fit the bill, until I upgraded my DLSR to a camera that shot 10 frames per second.

All of a sudden, the Ultra plus card didn’t do it anymore. When I got the GoPro 10, it practically regurgitated the slower cards. Enter the SanDisk Extreme PLUS. When I compared the read speed of the Extreme to the Ultra, there was an impressive 30% increase.

That speed was noticeable when using it with my DSLR. The Ultra couldn’t keep up with the 10 frames per second shutter speed, and 4 GB RAW images, and it buffered, a lot. With the Extreme PLUS, it didn’t buffer at all, and I tried my best to overload it.

If you don’t require fast read/write speeds, perhaps the Ultra is for you, it’s a good memory card. But if you have high performance device, don’t cheap out on your memory card, get the Extreme PLUS.

I recently went on a 2 week 2147 mile road trip. We started in Brooklyn to the Blue Ridge Mountains where we visited one of the caverns. From there we did 35 miles of the Skyline Drive. Then we headed to Atlanta to visit my older brother.

All along that part of the trip I was shooting like crazy. In Atlanta we did the Museums, the Aquarium and Ante Belem homes. MORE PHOTOS. Next stop was Charleston S. C. with two days of bus tours and many many more shots with the 750.

Finally we ended up in D. C. on Memorial Day and went to see the Viet Nam Memorial and listen to the speeches by retired Generals and Members of the various services (I’m from a military family going back at least 5 generations that we can trace).

I used up half the space on that chip without blinking an eye. When I got home and downloaded everything I was amazed at how great my shots turned out. Both the RAW and 16mp ones. SanDisk Extreme Pro is the one that works.

Kingston is the only brand I’ve used for many years. I’ve never had a problem with one, and I use about 15 per year (I use and store – they also format for reuse). I’ve stuck with Kingston over the course of a few cameras’ lives and have never had to change brands.

Since I now keep the files on the card and rarely reuse, I can’t speak to how well they perform after several formats in this most recent iteration of the card. I have used them with repeated reformatting in the past without any issues.

I use the 32GB size exclusively and don’t recall any experience with anything larger (maybe one 64GB once?). I do know that I’ve never had an issue with any Kingston card, and if I had, I wouldn’t still be using them.

We purchased an LG android phone a while back and had the hardest time trying to add some additional memory on our phone. We tried several brand memory cards and non of them worked properly. They kept crashing the system.

Even our LG phone manual said that their are some memory cards that will not be compatible with LG phones. Decided to purchase this Kingston memory card and so far it works. No issues or crashes within the my LG K31 phone.

We are writing this review in case anyone has any similar issues with their LG mobile phones. If your looking to add additional memory to your phone, this memory card works with LG phones. But please check your manual for GB specifications.

Some phones won’t be able you to upgrade to a larger GB’s memory. For LG K31 mobile phone you can only upgrade to a 32 GB memory card. So far so good. Happy to have found this memory card at a reasonable price.

I find Kingston cards to be FAR more reliable than any other make. This is a tested GENUINE Kingston 32gb SDHC card, and excellent value for money. The card is a Kingston Canvas Select Plus 32GB micro SDHC Memory Card and came complete with a full size SD card adapter.

I tested its speeds and they are very close to the advertised specifications. I have used Kingston cards and SSDs in the past and found them to be exceptionally reliable Whilst I have had an odd failure with other Big name brands.

I now will only use the Kingston brand and have never had a moments problem. Taken that the Kingston cards are very competitive in price and so reliable, why would anyone choose anything else.

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.

Ok I know it aint the sandisk brand but half a terabyte for around $60 aint bad. A little slow to read, I can tell from using the Sandisk 128GB version. It tend to skip frames when I do multiple video reads (evaluating security clips simultaneously).

Edit (8/29/2019): I just tested the LEXAR 512GB MicroSDXC (blue label design) and it’s slow. Get the Transcend if you want cheap large storage. Avoid the Lexar.

I bought this card for use with the Creality CR6-SE 3D printer, since Creality recommends an 8GB SD card for the printer. I felt I needed another card, so I could have the next file ready to go into the printer as soon as it finished.

I’m very happy with this card.

I bought this memory card for my husbands SLR. He needed a big card because he usually shoots a million more photos and has to carry back up cards with him. But with this one he can usually make it through a whole shoot won just this card.

We’ve never had any issues with it not saving, freezing, or deleting anything. So far so good.

IšverstiShow in original languageI bought this for the Switch, and after installing and downloading games, I immediately ordered another one for my. phone? tablet? I expect to primarily use this card for my devices given the value.

I just wish there was a 512gb capacity card available here. However, for the low price, I am OK with 256gb.

Bought two 32GB Micro SD cards to use in new Browning and Cabelas Trail Cams. One works in both, the other only works in the Browning. Cabelas Cam says “Memory error” for one card. Switched the micro cards in the adapters, the SD card that previously said “memory error” now works in the Cabelas Cam, the other does not.

Conclusion: The adapter failed to work with Cabelas Cam, but will work with Browning Cam. Put the 32GB chip into a spare Sandisk adapter, and now both work in either cam. Since it now works in the Sandisk adapter, i did not send it back.

Cabelas Cam accepted a Sandisk 16GB SDHC card, but would not accept a Sandisk 16GB Ultra Plus card. Seems that the Cabelas Trail Cam is very fussy with SD cards and adaptors.

Website suggested this card was frequently purchased with this product so I grabbed one before I checked out. The recommended size for my game camera is 32G and this card is a 64G.

I’ve had 2 of these cards and several from other brands. The only cards that I have ever go bad are the Cabelas brand. Both of these purchases went bad, the latest one only lasting a week and a half.

You are over-paying for a lifetime warranty, not quality of a product. Cabela’s stands behind their product warranty.