📸 Transcend 64GB SDHC 700S Memory Card: High-Speed UHS-I Ultra-Capacity Solution Review

It was bought for high-speed shooting, for this purpose it copes without any complaints, and reliability can only be assessed after a long time. Its pros: At the moment, the most inexpensive UHS-II, high-speed, with a decent warranty. Has cons: Unless there is a case in the kit (only a blister), but these are nit-picking.

Now I am in the process of correspondence with . Market to exchange the card. And not everything happens so quickly, I feel like I’m on the market because initially they refuse to help, referring to the return policy within 15 days, but then agreeing to offer a 200 discount on the next purchase, and only after the 4th or 5th letter we managed to agree for a full refund and compensation of the cost of the card. But so far, m is still in the process of negotiations, although the card is under…

I have 2 of these 32GB cards to use in my Panasonic G9 camera to take advantage of the faster Burts speeds. Most of my other cards are V60 or USH-1. Unfortunately, these cards turned out to be much slower and had many read/write errors. Burts' shooting was successful. Very disappointing! Maybe I have a bad set? Bought more expensive Sony Tough cards and they are much better but more expensive. But it's worth it because they work. I returned these cards to Transcend.

If this card actually works then it's great. The big problem is that the card writes corrupted files at random times. On one of my paid shoots, he ruined the video clip I needed. Luckily the rest was fine so all was not lost. Another time I recorded three videos. One was fine but the other two were damaged. The price of the card is nice, but you run the risk of accidentally corrupting files after shooting. Transcend's customer support is also not very good in my limited experience.

I bought this SD hoping to get a very cheap V90 memory for my GH5. The price was low (perhaps too low?) for the V90, but having had good experience with Transcend products (SSD and SD) before, I assumed it would be ok. Not right! Just a few shots on the GH5 at 400Mbps - all me and I got errors and the results were so-so. Loss of frame, stuttering like it's a standard photo SD card, not a V90. I am very disappointed and feel betrayed. I won't make that mistake again. In fact, I removed Transcend

After five months of using it as primary storage on my new Fuji XT4, this card suddenly throws a horrible CARD ERROR message and I can no longer access my photos (fortunately I've tried making regular backups of the card make until you worked). , so I only lost the last ones I made before the problem showed up) Like any self-respecting computer geek, the first thing to try is DON'T PANIC and TRY NOT TO FORMAT before restoring your data. OH!. I've tried everything I could find online including…

Did not make the best T-X3 card list (SanDisk Pro, Sony G and Lexar Pro 2000 scored higher). So far I haven't experienced any stuttering with a notoriously small sample size and have been able to shoot 4K at 60 fps with ease. I'll take another one for a backup slot. They still cost way too much, but the Transcend seems to cost better (or much better) than the others above. Let's see if it can withstand heavy use. I was finally able to test the read/write speeds with a Lexar UHS-II card reader…