16GB Industrial MLC MicroSD SDHC UHS-I Class 10 SDSDQAF3-016G Bulk (1 Pack)

Seems to work fine. Odd that it doesn't come in any sort of product packaging signifying it's manufacturer.

Dang we literally accidentally dropped this thing into a cup of coffee....ooops but it still works. Just dried it out thoroughly and cleaned it up. Been using it as the main memory/HD of a large 3D printer so it has to hold all of the controller files and the gcode files.

Good quality!

This card is not cheap. But the TLC, MLC and SLC format serves different purposes. I need to find a promising one to read and write in a remote device for 5 years. I do not want the SD card to become the weak point of the device. So I invested into this MLC card. And so far after a year and so, the card keeps running for 24x7. And the speed is keeping up well. Like it very much.

I had taken my 2021 Toyota into the dealership for a dash cam that beeped constantly until it was shut off every time I started the car. They did a software update, which did not fix the problem and did not seem to have any resolution to offer me. I saw on YouTube a suggestion that replacing the micro SD card might solve the problem. This is the microSD card that I purchased to replace the one that came in my vehicle and it solved the problem instantly.

This is what you need for something that will be written to like an SSD, say as the drive for a raspberry Pi, or something along those lines. This is a little more niche even, because a USB SSD might be better in many cases, but where it's needed, these microSDs are lifesavers. Others will wear out.

Always quality from Sandisk.

Hard to review in short time. Expect a min of 5 years in dash-cam

No sirvió la memoria y no es la descripción de la publicación.

Raspberry pi等のシングルボードコンピュータが動作しなくなったときに遠隔操作で電源をoff/onして再起動させたいとき、安価なmicroSDでは破損して再起動できなかった。しかしこの製品を使うようになってから遠隔操作で再起動させても問題なく作動するようになった。

Arrived quickly and perfect for use.

These Sandisk Industrial cards aren't available in Canada for some reason and are more expensive than normal ones, but they are totally worth the cost and effort if you use a Raspberry Pi or other portable computing devices that need to be cycled or written to often. Because most Pis don't have a power switch or battery backup it's not uncommon to cut the power suddenly or have to reboot them many times. I've corrupted many, many Raspberry Pi cards very easily because of this. Lately I've been using Pis for Octoprint on 3D printers and have them power on and turn off with the machines. Normal cards have quickly corrupted but Industrial cards are designed to be punished. I've been really tough on them for a while and have never had one corrupt yet because of all sorts of data protection magic built into the Industrial cards. So if you're tired of having to re-flash an image over and over give these a try.

Il écrit dans sa description que c'est un lot de 10, mais il n'y a qu'une carte :(