SanDisk Extreme PRO microSDHC Memory Card Plus SD Adapter 32GB SDSQXCG-032G - Up to 100MB/s, Class 10, U3, V30, A1 Review

Insights on the product below.Has pros: Always used these memory cards, everything was great. With its cons: One card broke after half a year. Read error, not formatted.

I bought it for a DVR instead of a memory card, which is not intended for this (it was enough for 1-2 formatting). This card has already made a dozen formats and is like new. I recommend!

I use the card data in outdoor surveillance cameras and action cameras. Recording takes place at a resolution of 1920x1080. Recording runs smoothly, without delays and freezes. For several years of use, not a single card failed.

This works with Yi 4K action camera which is very card intensive. With this, I have no problem recording 4K videos in the highest quality.

Definitely a reliable brand, works great with S8. After reading about fake and inferior quality cards on the market, I wanted a memory card that I could trust and rely on. It comes in the original SanDisk packaging and has all the original hallmarks. Happy with this product, good value for money.

I almost forgot I bought this card. I had a wedding and I wanted the best card. I bought a card, tested it as it should be before the task. Well I started getting error codes. Called camera support. I've been told many options. Reformat, double erase, once in computer and once in camera. It went like this for two weeks. I put it aside and started using my Ultra Plus again. No problem! I've always used Plus sensibly. A short video was shot yesterday in the showroom ERROR. problems. Let's get…

I used to buy cheap SD cards to experiment with Raspberry Pi single board computers. . Then I saw a YouTube video that showed a detailed comparison between budget and high-end cards. I bought this one (ranked best) and the difference was day and night. Yes, much more expensive than cheap ones, but I only use them in practice, leaving the snails to experiment. If you use and love raspberries, try one of these. You won't be disappointed (although your wallet might complain)🤣

So I don't know if I have a fake card or not, but it's no faster than my SanDisk Extreme and it costs twice as much as one of them. I actually only got this card because my SD card broke in my Zoom H1 recorder, so I moved the one on my Pi to my recorder and plugged it into my Pi. I use Retropi and watched a few videos comparing OS/game boot speeds on Extreme and Extreme Pro and the Pro is much faster. Well not for me, I discovered and no difference. I know it works, it's 32GB because the image…

If you like the pungent smell of burnt cabbage and a little nausea, then go for it. But if you want a quality product, avoid SanDisk microSD cards like they're the plague. Not only that, they also have terrible customer service that will come up with almost any excuse not to take responsibility for their faulty/defective products. Therefore, their guarantee system is extremely misleading. They tried to bribe me with an outdated 128GB microSD card but I really want them to pay a deposit damaged…

I bought this card because it's the fastest card with the features I need at the right price. When paper wasn't enough, I went to a couple of test sites that compare SD cards. This card has been consistently ranked as the cheapest top-of-the-line performance card with no increase in capacity. Let's face it, faster cards are meant for high-resolution cameras. In any case, there is a VISIBLE difference with Rasberry Pi on SD. I've been spoiled by BerryBoot, so I didn't think I needed to invest…

I bought this microSD card for my recently purchased Raspberry Pi 4B. This is a great 32GB SD card for booting Raspbian Linux and using it as a Raspberry Pi "hard drive". I can't even say that the Raspberry Pi boots from an SD card and not a real SSD; it's so fast In fact, I liked this microSD card so much that I bought another one to back up my Raspberry Pi system. Before I change anything on the Raspberry Pi (e.g. change the desktop environment, display manager, etc.), I first back up the SD…