Kingston Digital 32GB MicroSDHC SDC10G2 Review

An excellent card, I have been using it for more than a month, everything is ok with it, and in general, I don’t remember any problems with Kingston products, it’s on my smartphone for file cleaning, movie music, photos. I took 64 GB here on the market with an adapter for 610r, a very profitable purchase. Take it, I recommend it 👍

There is a chance that the problem is in the card reader, but it writes other cards up to 80 m / s, so I think that the problem is in the card.

It actually worked! Until now, Glukov has been too busy to take attention. Quickly get it set up and begin moving your pictures and videos to it. The smartphone seemed to yell that it was out of storage capacity and required cleaning, or else it would wake up and refuse to function.

Quick, next-day delivery was confirmed by allowing me to open the package and inspect the products before committing to the delivery.

I don't know how it got on Amazon. When I put it in my phone, it first said that the card needs to be formatted. After I format it it's unreadable, no matter what I do it's still unreadable.

This particular microSDHC card works great for my tablet and can be used for other devices if needed. Love the versatility, the Kingston Lifetime Warranty and hassle-free uptime! I would not hesitate to recommend Kingston as they back their products with a fantastic lifetime warranty and helpful customer service! Didn't get class 10 but got class 4 version but it's effective!

I bought these for a Raspberry Pi project expecting 32 gigabytes. My understanding is that "that's 32,000,000,000 bytes, not 32^9 bytes". The capacity of this card hardly exceeds 31,000,000,000 bytes and does not support the noob image. Read and write speeds were slow for a class 10 card, with write speeds just over 3MB/s. I haven't tested reading, but the Pi is noticeably sluggish compared to another with a real class 10 card.

This is my 4th microSDHC card that I have ordered because I need it for so many things. My android box, my camera, my car camera. They call it. i love this card It also comes with an adapter so you can use a mini card or you can put a mini card in the adapter and use the larger one. The price for a 32 GB card is also great. So I have 4 of them so far, I've never had any problems with these cards. The computer reads them fine and when I pop one into another card reader it works like a charm too.

Beautiful, fast and big - all in a small form factor that's perfect for the Raspberry Pi 3. I chose to serve as storage for my Rpi3 which I turned into the new guts of my RetroPi gaming system. With the included SD adapter, I had no problem plugging this little device into my iMac's reader and using the disk tool to burn a new image. The large 32GB capacity gives me peace of mind that no matter what I put in it, it will have enough space as long as it serves as a gaming machine.

I bought this for my cell phone. With the 32 GB of internal memory, I almost ran out of space and wanted more space for photos and music. I tested this device by writing a few large files to it and then reading them to make sure they weren't corrupted. . This card behaves exactly as it should. I formatted about 117GB for the filesystem. I can fill it and still read the source files. I now have extra storage on my phone so I can take photos and videos without having to delete music or uninstall…

I bought this for my smartphone to replace a PNY SD card I bought in 2011 which died suddenly. My PC has 4 sticks of Kingston RAM so I figured I'd go with Kingston. I recommend formatting them using the SD Association's SD Card Formatter, a Windows or Mac program designed specifically for memory cards, rather than formatting them using your PC's operating system. After formatting it with the SD Card Formatter, I copied my music and other files onto it, inserted the SD card into the smartphone…