💾 SanDisk Ultra 32GB Class 10 SDHC Memory Card (Up to 40MB/s) - Model SDSDUN-032G-G46 [Previous Edition] Review

I now have 10 ScanDisk Ultra SD cards. I use them in my trail cameras and change maps every week. They work in sub-zero temperatures and I have very hot weather with the sun shining on them all day. The picture quality is absolutely perfect. The speed is perfect, the pictures are great. They withstand a weekly viewing of 104 insertions and deletions from the camera and my PC. Some of my postcards are three years old. I just added more cameras and bought four new cards plus a backup in case I…

It's not a fast SD card, but it's good enough for applications like music storage. I have around 55GB of MP3 and WMA files that can be read by the OnStar sound system in my truck with no problem. It takes several minutes for the system to search and catalog over 12,000 music tracks on the SD card. This process can be quicker with a faster card, but that doesn't happen often. When I add music the process repeats itself, but since it just means wasting a few minutes of listening and only after…

works great. For a month of use there were no glitches. Very satisfied. (Note: remember that Windows XP normally cannot access a drive larger than 32GB. It is not configured for this. I have previously purchased a 64GB SanDisk, even with the many fixes I have I've tried it, it doesn't run on Windows XP, so stick to a max size of 32GB or less and you'll be satisfied.) This is the third SanDisk I've bought and I've never had a problem with it (Note). . A lowercase 10 with a circle means data can…

I have 4 of these for my Canon Pro camcorder and use them for my business. The cards proved to be very reliable. Several times I could not erase the card - the computer told me that it was write protected and could not be erased. The card lock has not been activated. I turned it on and tried again, getting the now expected read-only message. Then I unlock it again and put it back in the slot - this time I can clean the card so it's empty and ready for more video. This only happened a few times…

It's so damn fast and at less than $0.50 per GB it's a huge bargain! 128GB is more than enough for over 4000 L+RAW photos on my Canon. Unless you have multiple slots on your DSLR and you're shooting in RAW on a week-long European tour, I assure you there will be plenty of room. In addition, the writing speed and class 10 are very pleasant; You don't want to lose your data due to corruption and you don't want to sit around waiting for 128 gigabytes to be transferred to your computer slower than…

I bought this card primarily for use in a camcorder (Sony HDR-CX190). It works great and according to my camcorder gives you 7.5 hours of video storage with picture quality set to Standard/HD, over 4 hours in High Quality/HD/FH, over 3 hours in mode. and finally a whopping 13 hours of "Longest Time/AVC HD 5M (LP)". I haven't tested this recording time, it's just what my camcorder indicates for different settings; Your mileage (and mine) varies. This is my second SanDisk Ultra SDHC memory card…

I bought it but didn't use it until the weekend. I only used it for video in my D800. A CompactFlash card was used for the photos. I made 3 very short videos (less than 5 minutes each), but when I tried to reformat the card after uploading the video, I got a message saying the card is no longer good and needs to be replaced. I've tried everything. Several other photographers were also watching and no one was able to delete the video from the card and we kept getting the same message on the…