📷 KEXIN 8GB Micro SD Card 5 Pack - Class 10, C10, U1 - MicroSDHC UHS-I Memory Cards Review

Cards only, ma'am, cards only. These little workhorses are no-frills 32GB micro SD cards. If you have multiple Windows and Android devices, you probably need SD cards. Your rating is high enough for HD video recording. I work with independent filmmakers and we need their box. Now we have it. The write, read, and transfer speeds of these cards were good enough for our needs. You just can't beat the price. I recommend these cards.

So I only had problems with these SD cards. I thought maybe these were the devices I used them on, but they weren't. They are read-only so I can't format them. and I can't get them to work with cameras because of them. Half the time, the camera doesn't even register that he's there. I replaced the SD cards with another brand I had and suddenly I had no more problems. By the time I resolved this issue, I was already past my return deadline by a few days. I do not recommend these.

I don't know what's wrong with these memory cards, but they are unreliable in my application. It might be fine on a tablet or phone, but I've tried all three with a Raspberry Pi with disappointing results. In short, data gets corrupted almost every time you turn off and on raspberian os. This was determined using 3 different card brands (Sandisk, Samsung and Kexin) with the same shutdown sequence and operating system. Kexin was the only brand that had a corrupted data phenomenon that caused the

These offer excellent value for money and are excellent for most tasks. I've even used them in WiFi cameras and haven't had any problems so far, but we'll see. Despite the price, this is a bargain! In further tests, these results were just as good as with the Sandisk Ultra.

I used to have fake flash media from Revain so I always check all flash media when I get it. They arrived quickly and the ones I ordered are labeled 16 gigabytes and I was able to download them with the expected 14.5 gigabytes of data. I got 5 of these for under $20 so that was a fantastic price. I use them for Raspberry Pi projects.

This card was advertised as a U1 SD card (10MB/s write) but all three in my pack were tested at over 40MB/s write speeds ( tested at 100MB sequential write with Crystaldiskmark ), which puts it in the U3 category. The reading speed exceeded 80 MB/s. This was probably one of the few times I've bought an inexpensive microSD card that actually turned out better than advertised. Results may vary depending on the item purchased.