Transcend 32GB SDHC Class 10 UHS-1 Flash Memory Card Up to 90MB/s (TS32GSDHC10U1)

Works just fine.

Inexpensive, large capacity, excellent for use in my sony alpha 57, it record really fast more than 12 frames per second without any problem, it is a perfect addition for your camera bag if you expect to take lot of pictures in fast mode at a high resolution. Will buy an extra one at this unbeatable price. If you have a 3.0 usb connection the download of pictures in large format to your computer is super fast.

These work very effectively.

I really like these cards - they're quick and reliable - I'm using them for video with Canon 6D.I'm still getting a bit of buffering though from time to time which I didn't think I'd get with a 600x card.I'll occasionally get a "movie recording has stopped automatically" after seeing the buffering meter on the side.It's only every now and then and thankfully hasn't ruined any filming.

I have purchased several Transcend SD and SDHC cards over the years for their excellent quality and longevity.Years ago when I first had a need for SD cards I went with the perceived leader in flash memory tech. My first was a 500 MB card for a 5mp Konica-Minolta point and shoot camera and after one usage the card became corrupted and was unusable. Thinking it was a fluke, I then purchased another Sandisk SD card, this time a 1 GB card and once again, after only one use in the Konica-Minolta camera the card became corrupt and unusable. I knew it could not be the camera as the 128 MB card that came with the camera was still working after having to fill in from all the Sandisk failures. That's when I stumbled upon Transcend (~circa 2006?). For less money I was able to purchase larger cards than I could from Sandisk and to this day that first SD card is still working in my Konica-Minolta camera. I then graduated to a DSLR and my latest DSLR is a 16mp camera that also shoots 1080p video so I have the need for the SDHC cards. I also use them in my ASUS Transformer 10.1 tablet, microSD in the tablet itself and SDHC in the detachable keyboard. To date I have not had a failure in a Transcend flash memory card and I own 4 32GB, 1 16GB, 1 4GB and 3 2GB. Also just got another 2GB card for my Konica-Minolta before they are no longer available.

This was a replacement for an 8GB memory card for my Fuji camera. Its Class 10, so it has the ability to capture short burst video and all the color/motion/data required for fast shots. Great price; great value; low cost with very reasonable shipping. Should have bought 2 or 3. I did not need 16 GB to have thousands of photos on one memory disk. I would rather have more discs with fewer photos/video for shorter periods of time. Buy more and keep them in a file which is labeled.

I was a little afraid to buy this card after reading some of the negative reviews. It is for a camera and I didn't want to lose my pictures or have other issues. Thus far, I have had no issues at all, thankfully. The card does exactly what it is supposed to do and I am able to transfer my photos and videos easily with no issues. If something should happen down the road, I absolutely will update and rerate but, right now, I am happy with the card and the price was really good at $12.99.

I should say that I started out in digital photography over a decade ago. I purchased expensive, "fast" cards made by Lexar and SanDisk. One day a shooter who's work I really admire told me about his new favorite "cheap-o" cards - Transcend and I have been using them ever since.There's not much to say, these cards are everything you want and expect - they're fast, cheap and reliable. I have 4 of these 32GB cards for around $120 and I'm prepared to shoot anything that comes my way.

bon fonctionnement et bonne qualité

Tras una experiencia fallida con una Transcend Wi-Fi 16 Gb, decidí comprar una SD "tradicional", pero que no me pusiera impedimentos a la hora de grabar en FullHD, ni en tomar varias ráfagas. Con esta tarjeta he cumplido mis expectativas, para usarla en mi Canon EOS 100D.Tiene un precio bastante contenido, y en comparación con sus rivales de otras marcas, es más barata. Cumple sobradamente su función, permitiéndo las ráfagas de JPG + RAW sin llegar a su límite, y en videos sin problemas.Antes de comprarla, leí algunos comentarios indicando que la tarjeta no daba lo prometido en la pegatina (máximo de 90 MB/s). Yo no lo he comprobado ni creo que lo haga, ya que para mí lo importante no es la cifra, sino que no me cree problemas ni en fotos ni en vídeos, cosa que por ahora he conseguido.

Was soll man schreiben?Wegen eines Defekts musste eine neue SD-Karte her - habe diese hier geordert und sie tut in der Billig-Kamera das was sie soll. Keine Probleme oder Inkompatibilitäten. Bislang keine Datenverluste.Die 4 GByte sind zwar nicht viel (wobei das relativ ist) - aber mehr kann die Kamera nicht. Und für mehr als 1000 Bilder ist die Karte in der Kamera auf jeden Fall gut.

Articulo buena calidad precio que cumple con las expectativas esperadas, Indistintamente en video o foto, no tiene retraso, ni se bloquea

Scheda ampiamente capacitiva (in questo momento - 2015 - i tagli di memoria da 32 GB sono quelli che hanno il minor costo a GB e prestazioni, data la massiva produzione). Ottime prestazioni, veloce sia in lettura sia in scrittura: è una scheda di alta qualità, ad alte prestazioni. Non l'ho utilizzata per la destinazione "classica" di queste schede (videocamera, fotocamera), ma per archiviazione file.Bisogna notare che le memorie SDHC sono nella maggior parte dei casi molto più veloci delle memorie USB. Anche se le USB key nuove con protocollo USB 3.0 dichiarano una velocità più elevata, è solo un trucco. La velocità superiore infatti è quella che consente il protocollo USB 3.0 nell'interfaccia verso gl ialtri dispositivi USB 3.0. Tuttavia, a differenza delle schede SDHC, le USB key non dichiarano (e non vi è alcuna regolamentazione in merito) le prestazioni delle memorie utilizzate al proprio interno (l'USB è solo un'interfaccia), ovvero non dichiarano le prestazioni del dispositivo di archiviazione interno, a differenza delle SDHC (che hanno una classificazione ben precisa da dichiarare). Succede quinidi che nella maggior parte dei casi le USB key utilizzano memorie con prestazioni scarsissime (anche per questo il loro costo al GB è inferiore) e quindi malgrado l'interfaccia sia più veloce le operazioni di I/O (lettura e scrittura) sono molto più lente di quelle dell'SDHC. Risultato le schede SDHC sono più veloci, a un prezzo per GB solo leggermente superiore (inoltre sono anche più versatili).La utilizzo per la libreria di musica che porto con me in auto (addio raccoglitori di CD, con una piccola scheda ho in auto un'infinita scelta musicale). Adesso ne compro un'altra per backup (sincroni) veloci dei documenti più vitali del mio PC (ricevute, documenti contabili, utenze/bollette, ecc), come primo appoggio di sicurezza. Le schede SDHC sono di enorme utilità, compatte (scompaiono del tutto, a differenza dell'USB), multiuso (si prestano anche e soprattutto in utilizzi per device come videocamere e fotocamere), ad alte prestazioni.