💾 Enhanced SanDisk 32GB SDHC Flash Memory Card (SDSDB-032G-B35) with Potential Label Variation Review

Bought for my 3DS XL. Arrived and worked great. Now I have a lot of blocks to save! I think when I first inserted this I had over 200,000 blocks? Now after downloading I still have 145,668 blocks even after playing 2 games Harvest Moon, Attack of the Friday Monsters, Mario and Luigi Dreamteam, Hakuoki, Starfox 64 3D, Kid Icarus Uprising, Phoenix Wright: Dual Destinies, Donkey Kong Country Returns downloaded 3D, Pokemon Y and Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds + some small indie games and…

I am very glad that the digital camera I use supports up to 32GB memory cards like this! This simple, tiny memory card can store up to 10,000 photos and up to 80 minutes of video! Even at maximum capacity, if your computer can handle such a powerful memory card, with at least 1 terabyte of space on your hard drive! It's good that I thought of this little giant in advance, a literal Digimon (digital monster) as my sister has a new baby and my family would like to have lots of photos of the…

I have had this product for a month now and I can confidently say that it is a reliable and affordable option for your 2DS or o3DS system. Lots of storage space, very cheap price (compared to slightly more expensive microSD cards for N3DS systems) and there are no compatibility problems. I bought a 32GB model for reference. I believe higher values require formatting, at least for SD cards if not microSD cards. I still recommend formatting if you get it. I do this thoroughly with all my new…

There is a lot of talk about fake SD cards of all kinds. I tested them on my Win8.1 system and this one bought from AMAZON is fine. I tested it with OS and checked read/write with H2testw. By the way, if you use the H2w test, be aware that this is a destructive test (back up your data) and you must go to the card and delete the R/W files (This PC/device management.) , otherwise your shows SD device indicates that your storage is full. On a 32GB card you should get at least 29-30 R/W files which

I'm not a tech genius but I'm by no means a complete idiot when it comes to technology but I was a little concerned at how little I know about card storage. I got one with a small, no-frills digital camera a few years ago and have been using it, but a recent oversight exposed my ignorance. I took my little Panasonic camcorder to my daughter's competition to record her performance (she does color protection). We bought a camcorder a few years ago. He needed a memory card, so I just pulled it out

I've used it to add memory to computers, digital cameras, GPS devices and other similar applications. They are also useful for archiving files and transferring files between devices. But everyone who buys it already knows. To date I have never had any speed or compatibility issues with this or any other SanDisk device. However, my needs are probably not demanding. For occasional use and small to medium data transfers, I'm more interested in reliability and compatibility than absolute transfer…

The quality of this card will depend on how you intend to use it. I bought it last year to use as a digital camera (12MP) on vacation and it worked great. No, a year later I bought a DSLR and didn't like it. My DSLR (26MP) creates files too large for this card to save quickly. Would you like to take a picture? Okay, but prepare to wait 20+ seconds for it to fully save to the card. During this time you will not be able to take any more photos. Do you want to record in burst mode? Forget it; it…