SanDisk Industrial MLC MicroSD SDHC UHS-I Class 10 SDSDQAF3-008G-I with SanDisk Adapter (8GB)

Bought this micro SD card to backup a 4GB factory micro SD card that came with my SG800 Mini Game Box console. This micro SD card came with a plastic case, and even though it has 4 gb more storage space than my factory SD card of my game console, it still works fine. I trust SanDisk micro SD cards , they are reliable and have fast memory storage devices!

Works where other cards do not. I'm using it with a Creality Ender3 V2 printer. I'm currently ordering more 8 GB sized cards as i need more cards than i need storage space.

Purchased for use with my new Laser Engraver. The card that came with the engraver is very slow (class 4), and takes about a minute to load a relatively small engraving (1.3" x 15") No unattainable write speeds listed in the title of this card, unlike some other brands of cards!!! Purchased, hoping to see at least 20MB/sec sustained read speeds - Benchmark results: AS-SSD Sequential: write 35.56MB/sec - read 93.55MB/sec ATTO Disk Benchmark: Write 36.75MB/sec on avg - read 94.2MB/sec on avg CrystalDiskMark Seq1M Q8T1: write 37.09MB/sec - read 98.22MB/sec UserBenchmark Read 90.2MB/sec - Write 35.8MB/sec - Mixed 40.4MB/sec - SusWrite 35.6MB/sec More importantly, my laser engraver now loads the same file in about 6 seconds when using this card. I will be buying 3 more of these cards - 2 to rotate out between jobs, and 2 for double copies of any engravings I need to keep for future use. I would recommend for 3D printers / 3D laser cutter engravers.

Good

This card is recommendeed by Reps from Frsky manufacturing. It has plenty of durability, memory and speed. I use them in my Tandem X20 and X20RS transmitters.

Got this for a raspberry pi after the previous regular SD card died. Hoping that this lasts a little longer. Will update if/when it eventually dies.

Don't use standard or even "high endurance" cards (in most cases) as computer drives, they will fail over time. Industrial cards are built like SSDs and can handle repeated writes to the same location that would brutalize some other SD cards, especially cheap ones. For your BlueSCSI, SCSI2SD, ZuluSCSI, Raspberry Pi, basically anything that doesn't need massive capacity, get this kind of card.

Next time I buy more I'll probably go for the 16 Gig size. For a few dollars more, I'll be getting more head-room for the chips auto-leveling algorithms. But these seem to be fine used as the system chip in my multiple Raspberry Pi's.

de industrial geheugenkaartjes zijn beter bestand tegen voortduren schrijven en wissen van de bestanden. gewone kaartjes werken wel sneller maar kunnen in mindere mate bestanden schrijven en wissen waardoor ze fouten beginnen te vertonen

Eingebaut in einen Kago Wechselrichter. Läuft ohne Probleme nun schon über ein Jahr.

Bought this for an Octoprint node and it's been completely solid, exactly what I was looking for.

I purchased a memory card which is not working ..i couldn't return as the product came under non returnable basis...frustrated and upset by Amazon...

Great. Works