Bought this to use with my Zoom h4n audio recorder. Works as expected, can't complain.

This has primarily used in my daughter’s Nikon DSLR 3400, my Nikon DSLR 5400, and both of my kids fire tablets. We have run into no issues with the card whatsoever! I love the price point of these on Amazon. This is probably the 6th one that I have purchased on here, and have never run into an issue.

I bought this memory card to use in my game camera. I had never used anything bigger than an 8 gb card but this one came up for an unbeatable price so I thought I would give it a try.This thing sat out in the game camera for weeks. In the rain and snow and many windy nights this card held strong.When I finally ventured back to my game camera to see what kind of wild creatures were traveling through on the trails what i found was shocking.I had accidentally left he camera on film mode. Anytime a wild beast set foot anywhere near the camera this card fired up and started saving the video that the game camera was recording.I had video of all kinds of terrifying animals such as mountain lions and wolves prowling for their next victim. But the best of all was a video of a cougar pursuing a helpless doe seconds before he pounced and got that nights supper.This amazing video was right at the end of the cards memory, if i had stuck with the 8 gb card I would have missed out on the video of a lifetime. Who knows what crazy things i have missed out on in the past but now i know that i will not miss anything in the future all because of this GREAT MEMORY CARD!!!

After owning several identical sticks in the past we were happy to find them on amazon for much cheaper than stores near by. We purchases four of the memory sticks, and were very pleased with two of the four. Two of the sticks were in bad shape, the first stick came chipped in the corners and the second was cracked all along the card. We were unable to return the two sticks with defects and had to buy two more locally for the upcoming shoot. Overall I have been pleased with these memory cards and will purchase them again in the future however I will purchase them locally to avoid defects as we have never had a problem with them in the 15+ other identical sticks we have used and purchased in the past.

First off, if you found this review helpful in your decision-making, please click on the helpful button so this review may help others in their decision-making process.Bought this to upgrade the storage space of my 2DS systems, which I dont regret. It not only increased my space, but after doing a bit of research, found out that it decreased my home screen load time and system settings options page, which was very slight, but noticeable. The 2DS systems come with a stock 4GB SD card (pictured), so this is about 8 of these cards in 1 card!! The other photos show the amount of space left in the top screen, and the bottom screens show the average size of a full game (mario kart 7) and the average size of saved game files, which can vary in sizes, but are not usually as large as the size of a full game download. After doing some math (calculator!!), you would max the card out at about 40 or so games (depending on the sizes of the games), which would be full game downloads, not the games you have a physical copy of. I personally prefer to have all my nintendo related games in a physical copy and the only two game series that are interesting to me is the fire emblem series and pokemon series, so this is probably overkill for me, but just in case there ARE any downloads that interest me, I will not have to worry if I have enough space or not.BEWARE!!! When upgrading any electronic, do research on the process of transfering and backing up your data. The last thing you want is something to go wrong during that process and all your saved game files (video games/ systems/ computers) or all of your contacts, photos and other essential data (phone/ tablet) gets erased and there is no way to get them back!!!

***Update***So after doing a little research I discovered that the fault lies not with Sandisk, but in my Canon FS100. Evidently I bought this camera before class 10 SD cards were a thing and therefore I cannot use this card with this camera if I shoot at maximum quality. Which is fine with me. Buy this card, it's a great product for a great price. Sorry Sandisk - sorry Amazon! Hopefully this info qill be helpful to others using antiquated equipment and failed to read their user manual!I have never had any trouble with Sandisk products until now. I ordered this for my video recorder because it was a great price for the gigabytes. I received it today and gave it a try. I started by initializing it. Then I tried a test video and before I could record anything got the following warning: "MAY NOT BE POSSIBLE TO RECORD MOVIES ON THIS CARD" (see photo), which is strange given that the product description suggests it be used for video. I tried initializing it again and had the same result. I was able to record video and play it back but I would not want the card to fail while recording something important, so I will be sending it back.

Perfect! You know what this is, from a brand you can trust! Don't buy generic no name cards, you will regret it. I have never, I mean never, had an issue with Sandisk memory cards. This is for your files you want to save and store. Pictures, songs, etc, so get this at a good price.I tried a generic card once, when my mom was dying, we took pictures, I didn't realize about bad generic memory cards, or even remember it was in the phone. After taking the pictures, we saw them. A couple of weeks later, we went back to look at them and about 2/3 of the files were corrupted.Buy a Sandisk, you'll be glad you did!

It is just fine for my needs as I am not a sports shooter or avid bird or extreme wildlife photographer but it is not the fastest SD card out there. I tested it using h2testw.exe, the write speed is about 20 mb/s and the read speed is between 24 to 30 mb/s so the advertised 80mb/s is either a marketing trick or it has been tested on a machine that is beyond my reach (my laptop is fairly new with 8 GB ram, SSD hard drive and so on). Considering the price it is worthwhile to have a few of these around pocket holes of your camera bag.

It was time for me to switch up on my SD card. I had been using an 8gb class 6 for the longest time and I was about to head on a trip so I wanted to make sure I had enough space on my card without having to switch out half way through a day. I like to take lots of photos but as usual, even though I used up my previous card, not all the shots came out the way I wanted so I would end up losing more time. So I purchased this 32gb class 10 and even with my test shots, I could tell the difference. Especially when my camera has a hd setting and all along I have not put it to its full use. Now I can and I am very happy with it.

As a photographer i need storage space and quality.This SD card is part of my day. I shoot in raw, and had probllem with the buffer of my previous one. Class 10 that writes at 30 mb/s when i shoot out the buffer i had to wait like 4 seconds to shoot again. With this card i just need like 0.8 or 1 second to shot again.I use this card 4 or 5 times a week. And is always with me.