📷 PNY Elite-X Micro SD 128GB: U3, V30, A1, Class 10 for High-Speed Performance, Up to 100MB/s – P-SDU128U3100EX-GE Review

I've just lost 3077 photos of my first baby when this SD card, less than a year old and not physically damaged, broke. Now it's unreadable on my phone or laptop. I have never been so upset about a product. No matter how feebly they try to salvage this situation, another crappy SD card won't recover what was lost.

This micro SDHC card is less than three months old. It was working fine until a few days ago it got corrupted and I lost everything I had stored on it. It wasn't really important, so it wasn't a big deal, but if I had any photos or other files that are important to me, I would be very unhappy right now. I went with 32GB so I had enough free space but it was a waste of money as I'm worried about reformatting it and messing it up again.

Frustratingly slow. Judging by the reviews and the product name, not just "Elite" but "Elite X", I expected higher performance. Let me just say I use PNY 512GB cards in my 4K camcorders and they work pretty well so right or wrong I expected decent performance from this card as they are of the same brand and same Class was - with the same published reading specification. The write speed was like a turtle: 12 Mbps. Please note that this is a Type 3 card, so it should be faster. The kit comes with

Great microsd, i got these for my raspberry pi and not sure about the microsd card adapter i bought to use in my linux computer using it to write images to it is why I've seen these speeds or the card (or a combination of both) but when I wrote a 32GB img file to this card I got a write speed of 90MB/s seen. then i thought i should take a screenshot of it but it started crashing but still fixed it at 83.4mb/s see photo. When it finished 7 minutes later, it had finished recording at around…

I wanted a U3 speed rated card for my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge and it seemed like the best value at the time of purchase. Works great on my phone. I use it to store music and videos from Google Play locally on my phone without using the internal storage. This allows me to listen to music and watch videos without using cellular data when I'm on the go. Music and videos on Google Play play flawlessly from the SD card without stuttering. I also use it to store photos and videos taken with my phone…

I recently bought a new Moto G4 Plus from Motorola to replace a phone that got lost in the sea. My new phone is great, the only major downside is that it only has 16GB of internal storage. Enter the new acceptable internal storage feature of Android 6.0 and this microSD card. I tried two cards before buying this one, a 32V 64GB card, both of which were fast (both were UHS-1 Class 10). However, when I tried using them as extra internal storage on my phone, both tested read/write speeds that were