3-Pack of PNY 32GB Elite Class 10 U1 MicroSDHC Flash Memory Cards Review

Raw capacity is 499GB formatted on Windows only up to 464GB. That's right, 512GB needs to be formatted to 476GB. While this isn't a huge issue, it's something to consider when deciding which brand has the best price per GB. I returned mine as the description is incorrect and bought a Samsung EVO which I have confirmed has a full capacity of 512GB.

It definitely has good video quality/bitrate Full HD 1080p. Read and write speeds are decent. I bought this 128GB micro SD card for my wife and she loves it. You can never go wrong with PNY products. I trust them enough to always spend my money on their products. Buy this store, you will not be disappointed.

I ordered two packs of mSD 16GB. Arrived quickly and passed H2test to verify sizing. These are great - they are NOT fake - they are exactly the size and speed advertised. should be "up to 85 Mbit/s" - I've measured write speeds at 22.8 Mbit/s, read speeds at 84.1 Mbit/s, making these mSD cards one of the fastest in my fairly large collection ( used for raspberry pi). these are the ones you want.

I bought these to use in my Wyze security cameras. 1 worked, 2 others caused my cameras to restart randomly. The same 2 cards were also experiencing intermittent read/write errors on my laptop. All were properly formatted. I had 3 packs of 32GB Kexin cards that worked flawlessly in my cameras and laptop. Return them and buy 3 more packs of Kexin. I've had good luck with PNY RAM in the past, but their storage devices seem to leave a lot to be desired.

I bought these 3 micro SD packs to use with security cameras. Before we insert an SD card into my camera, we need to format the cards. I used an adapter to format these cards on my laptop. Unfortunately 1 out of 3 cards didn't work. The laptop couldn't even recognize that there was an SD card in the drive. I tried it on another laptop and got the same result. I have had PNY storage products before and have never experienced the issue as such. This particular defective card must have escaped…

I bought two 128GB cards from Revain Services. The first one died almost immediately so I sent it back expecting a replacement. However, a few minutes ago the second one also died. The card cannot be read on an Android tablet or phone. I wanted to use one card at a time. The first replacement is still on the way and hasn't even arrived yet. So I reluctantly went ahead and requested a refund for this second broken card and I bet replacing the second one won't work either; Looks like they will…

Bought to duplicate several Jetson Nano projects I've been working on. I thought they were exactly the same as the 32GB PNY I used. It's not like this. they are smaller (Which would be fine, I'd rather clone what I have, but I'm willing to start over). But try as hard as I could, I couldn't successfully get them to boot after flashing. I used dd on a mac (which is what I usually use) with no cubes. I tried Etcher on a Windows PC, no dice. However, this is how I created my first bootable microsd

That sucks. I used one of these on a Raspberry Pi 3, which did pretty much nothing other than act as a VPN server. In order not to write too much to the SD card I used Log2Ram which basically creates a small partition in RAM for writing logs instead of the SD card. And yet the SD card gave up after about 7-9 months of use. The SD card has become write protected. I can read from it, but write nothing about it. I bought Samsung SD cards a week or two before these PNY cards and am using them on a…