Transcend 16GB UHS-I U1 MicroSD Memory Card with Adapter (TS16GUSD300S-AE) Review

I got two of the same type of cards for our household appliances. We already had one that worked in a video intercom for several years, so we decided to get a second one to increase the capacity of the tablet's memory. There was no attempt to measure the speed. Both of the devices that use cards are completely functional.

Sharing a genuine perspective.I took cards from other well-known brands - there was an error the first time, it was not recognized, and so on.

The speed of these flash drives, which have a capacity of 32 and 64 GB, can be found on the manufacturer's website, where it is listed as 95/25 MB / s. I am not aware of any testing in which the manufacturer was able to achieve such speeds; yet, the speed cannot be increased any higher than 14.5 on any of the three computers I have access to, including the Mac.

I have been using cards of this brand all the time, for 10 years already, they have proven themselves well. Everything works no problems.

Formatted with special programs for SD cards, full formatting, OS tools, in a video recorder, in exFat, Fat32 . Everything is useless . 2 mb / s Recording speed. Readings 85.

It seemed to work correctly but I couldn't get the Uconnect update from there to my truck. It could be the truck's fault or it could be incompatible. Either way the price was great and I'm sure I could use it somewhere if it just turned out not to be good for my intended purpose.

I ordered this card for use with the Raspberry Pi that we use in our production area. It has withstood use and abuse well enough in our production environment - nothing lasts forever. I would recommend buying.

I ordered this card for use with the Raspberry Pi that we use in our production area. It has withstood use and abuse well enough in our production environment - nothing lasts forever. I would recommend buying.

It appeared to be working correctly but I was unable to push the Uconnect update to my truck. It could be the truck's fault or it could be incompatible. Either way the price was great and I'm sure I could use it somewhere if it just turned out not to be good for my intended purpose.

I've just received this and haven't used it much yet so I'll update my review if anything changes but for now it's working as expected. I'm happy to see that it's made in Taiwan and not China like the SanDisk microSD cards I've looked at before. They appear to have better read and write speeds than the Samsung Evo. It also comes in a plastic sleeve to store the card when not in use, which is nice.