TEAMGROUP Color Card I 32GB MicroSDHC Class 10 UHS-I U1 High Speed Flash Memory Card - Full HD Camera Recording & Shooting - Smartphone Compatible (TCUSDH32GUHS02) Review

This Team Elite A1 512GB card has been working flawlessly for 4 months now. In published tests, it competes with the biggest brands but costs significantly less. We use the lower capacity versions of the Team Elite A1 and they work great. We've used them in Thinkpads, Macbooks and Raspberry Pis and they've worked great everywhere we've tried them.

This card was installed in the Kindle Fire 10 inch tablet as soon as it was received and was never used for anything else and recently died. I tried reading them from PC and laptop but both didn't recognize the SD card at all. Now this is the 3rd Teamgroup SD card I've had an error with in 3 months. The other two 16GB cards were used in Raspberry Pi 4 and Pi 3 and both failed after 3 months and the first only after 1 week.

Item works as described and was the cheapest card with these characteristics at the time of purchase and the unique visual design sets it apart from other cards you may own. The product image differs slightly from the actual image. as the listing shows computer generated layouts and not actual photographs. The photos accompanying this review show colors and details more accurately than actual photos.

When connected to USBC, the max speed is around 30MB/s for writing and around 80MB/s for reading. Can't say I'm overly impressed as it's not even class 10 at 10MB/s, can reach 30MB/s for a while, hitting some small groups of files and dropping to 1MB/s every now and then. But for the job I need it for (3DS) it's great for the money. Can probably support 30MB/s without much start and stop for task switching. This may work for u3 devices, but don't expect them to get what they promise high or…

This card was installed in a Kindle Fire 10 inch tablet immediately upon receipt and has never been used for anything else and recently died. I tried reading from PC and laptop but both didn't recognize the SD card at all. Now this is the 3rd Teamgroup SD card I've had a crash in 3 months. Both failed in 3 months and the first in just 1 week.

Item works as described and was the cheapest card with these features at the time of purchase and the unique visual design sets it apart from other cards you may own. The product image will differ slightly from the actual image as the listing shows computer generated mockups and not actual photos. The photos accompanying this review show colors and details more accurately than actual photos.

Tested with h2testw 1.4, average write speed is faster than advertised 28.8 MB/s, average write speed is below the promised 80 MB/s at 74.8 MB/s with s 58.2GB available. No mistakes. Hope this lasts a while. Bought to replace a Microcenter card that broke after 2 years of storage (RIP all the frames I had in it). The only problem is the packaging. It's packed so tightly in a small plastic bag that I was afraid of breaking it in half trying to get it. Even with a lifetime guarantee.

rated u3 for $30-$45. When I clicked on this card's properties in Windows 10, it showed a capacity of 232GB, which is about 8GB less than most other cards I've tested which claim 256GB. Although the capacity was a bit smaller, the most important thing for me is the writing speed. While some u3-rated cards struggle to deliver the required 30MB/s write speed, the TEAMGROUP GO card averaged 71MB/s writing over 10 speed runs and 45MB/s during a two-hour h2testw cycle. The card arrived today and now