Strontium Nitro 32GB Micro SDHC Memory Card with Adapter - High Speed, 85MB/s UHS-I U1 Class 10 for Smartphones, Tablets, Drones, Action Cams (SRN32GTFU1QA) Review

You get what you pay for. As many other reviews say, this doesn't work. A damaged card was received. No time or energy to send it back for a whopping $10. Although I don't want you to make the same mistake. Spend a little more for a name you know.

Ordered 3, six months later 2 defective and I still had one left. I have cards that have lasted years with minimal use but not this one. 6 MONTHS!

Bought this microSD card out of curiosity when it was on sale. The card is advertised as a class 10/U3 card, so it must support at least 10 MB/s when writing data. Running Crystal Disk Mark shows pretty good sequential read/write performance, which compares somewhat favorably to the 4 year old 64GB Samsung Pro microSD card I had idle. However, I was trying to transfer a large 3.5GB data file to my Strontium Nitro A1. recognized the problem. The card appears to deliver the advertised write…

Bought two identical cards. One for my wife's new phone and one for my son's new phone. A month later they complained that the phones were telling them there was a problem with the cards. We reinstalled the maps and finally recognized by phones again. Then about a month later the same problem again on both phones. This time one card has completely failed, contacted support and am currently waiting for a replacement card to be sent, but the second phone has more problems as well. They work well…

Yes, well, I've been trying to find a replacement for a long time! Firstly, you should not have purchased the specified product! I stay away from the manufacturer! Warranty? Revain seems to have tons of these cards but they have no idea how to deal with AM's 'lifetime guarantee' as this 128GB card cannot be formatted! Tried on 3 laptops, 1 desktop and 2 different phones! NO! The card won't format no matter what type I try to use (fat, fat32, xfat, ext2, ext4, or even swap). HOW can we get a…

SORRY I bought two of these. . Tried to record video in avchd 1920x1080 at 40Mbps for 2 hours with a Lumix G3 and an autozoom lens PLUS a constant power supply. This caused a CRASH and dropped frames constantly. The other was used for photos and was not recognized by the working micro SD card slot in my phone when removed from the SD card adapter. Can I get a refund? BEWARE OF THE CRASH CARD BUYERS

Bought a 128GB microSD card when I stumbled across what I thought was a hell of a deal, one of those short-lived pop-up sales that were almost half the price. This memory card was my workhorse when I was filming my son's baseball team. He usually plays 2-3 games a day during the season every Saturday and Sunday and this card can store 4-6 full 2 hour game videos for each of the two weekends before I have to clear the data and start the next weekend. Never fails, always works the first time, and

Bought a 128GB microSD card when I stumbled across what I thought was a hell of a deal, one of those short-lived pop-up sales that were almost half the price. This memory card was my workhorse when I was filming my son's baseball team. He usually plays 2-3 games a day during the season every Saturday and Sunday and this card can store 4-6 full 2 hour game videos for each of the two weekends before I have to clear the data and start the next weekend. Never fails, always works the first time, and

This card was intended for music use and could be played in the car, but it never worked. It saves the files, but then none of our players will recognize them. I've never had this problem with other cards. It also says it's 64MB but the computer says it only has 58 capacity and nothing on it. Missed my return window. :(

I was looking for a good quality 16GB micro SD card to use as a hard drive in my Raspberry Pi. The Raspberry Pi is an extremely small computer, measuring approximately 5 x 3 x 2 inches. These small but powerful computers are used for things like controlling automatic Christmas lights; I use mine for a graphics intensive application called Kodi. This micro SD card was purchased at the end of June 2019. The Raspberry Pi doesn't have a traditional hard drive, they are very compact and use the…

Bought two identical cards. One for my wife's new phone and one for my son's new phone. A month later they complained that the phones were telling them there was a problem with the cards. We reinstalled the maps and finally recognized by phones again. Then about a month later the same problem again on both phones. This time one card failed completely, contacted support and is currently waiting for a replacement card to be shipped, but the second phone also has more problems. They work well when

Bought this microSD card out of curiosity when it was on sale. The card is advertised as a class 10/U3 card, so it must support at least 10 MB/s when writing data. Running Crystal Disk Mark shows pretty good sequential read/write performance, which is slightly better than the 4 year old 64GB Samsung Pro microSD card I had idle. recognized the problem. The card delivers its advertised write speed for relatively small files, however, continuous writing to the card shows that write speeds can drop

I was looking for a good quality 16GB micro SD card to use as a hard drive in my Raspberry Pi. The Raspberry Pi is an extremely small one Computer measuring approximately 5 x 3 x 2 inches. These small but powerful computers are used for things like controlling automatic Christmas lights; I use mine for a graphics intensive application called Kodi. This micro SD card was purchased at the end of June 2019. The Raspberry Pi doesn't have a traditional hard drive, they are very compact and use the…