💾 PNY 16GB Elite Class 10 U1 microSDHC Flash Memory Card 2-Pack: High-performance storage solution at a great value Review

In general, I rely on CPDT tests, the skin of which is attached. Its pros: I considered Sams Evo plus on alik, which are sold for half the original, but vague doubts did not leave. I stumbled upon Kingston, took a share of 128gb for about a thousand. Ordered, picked up the next day. Has some cons Perhaps these are the jambs of Windows and the crystal disk of the brand in this way to test, but what is shown is not particularly pleasing reading about 22, writing 28. Maybe the adapter is guilty.

Both kept getting stuck in read-only mode and after confirming that my microSD reader worked with several other cards I concluded that neither worked .

Now I have bought about 4 pairs of these devices for various Yi cameras and wildlife cameras. probably more than 4 couples but let's call it 4. They are all still operational, most of which are at least a few years old.

The card went into read-only mode within 6 months with very infrequent use. After 2 months the second went. Was able to recover my data but stuck with Sandisk - never had a crash.

Both cards were burned/destroyed in less than a year. This should not happen with normal use of the Raspberry Pi. Not that I run a database server or anything like that. If you like your data, I would stay away from these cards.

Sequential read tests achieved 85 Mb/s as stated on the box. The writing speed is much lower than desired. Random read/write results are below 15 MB/s. I just tested 32G which I bought in the same order. The results are similar. Significantly worse than the Lexar 663x at about the same price.

I ordered 2 cards of 16GB each, none of them were recognized on 2 different computers. Other Samsung microSD cards have never had any problems with being recognized on any of the computers. It seems like a crappy twist if you even get one that works. Don't buy until the quality problem is fixed.

Sequential read tests achieved 85 MB/s once as indicated on the packaging. The writing speed is much lower than desired. Random read/write results are below 15 MB/s. I just tested 32G which I bought in the same order. The results are similar. Significantly worse than the Lexar 663x at about the same price.

Those memory cards suck. I even arranged for it to be mailed and sold by Revain for a real memento. However, I had 3 of these PNY memory cards which messed up my data. Just very easy to use. It's so corrupted that Windows can't even format it. This is the third time in a year. Others were 32GB and 64GB PNY cards sold by Revain out of about 20 cards I bought. I just pray the others don't get screwed up. Since then I've switched to Samsung (also supplied and sold by Revain) for over 6 months and…