My satisfaction with the purchase is high. Still alive: 06202222 I frequently take images of 10202222 because she is still alive, although it is already difficult for me to estimate her age: 07/25/15 I was in the DVR for permanent recording for nearly half a year when the register noted "no memory card" one day. I got a new one since I assumed everything would be there, but after formatting it on my computer, it started working again. Even if I no longer use it for the register, it still…

There is some speed-related information here. (Mine is a 32 GB card, and I've seen that smaller cards of the same kind tend to be slower, so that's why I went with the higher capacity.) Reading at 222022 MB/s and writing at 21.04 MB/s over USB 3.0 are the results when paired with a Transcend RDF8 reader. When connected to a USB 2.0 port, data can be read at 19.82 MB/s and written at 19.41 MB/s. There were 1MB files that CrystalDiskMark displayed. A 1.45 GB movie, a "real" recording, only…

I took it with me "just in case" something went wrong. After the first 10 shots, it landed perfectly within the frame of the camera. The camera started writing "unsupported data format" despite the fact that the photographs were still visible a couple of seconds ago. On average, the camera of the unfortunate individual took one uncompressed snapshot every fifteen seconds. despite the fact that on other class 10 flash drives it only records 2-3 seconds. I transferred the videos from my computer…

Even during continuous shooting, there is a certain slowdown in recording for five to ten seconds after the end of shooting due to the fastest data recording speed that is currently available. Sufficient recording speed for large-capacity files recorded by an SLR camera with a volume of approximately 20 MB (with the mentioned file size, approximately 750 frames can fit on the card). The fact that the recording speed is not very high for me pays well for me because it comes at a reasonably…

I have been using it for the third year for photo and video shooting, there have never been any problems with the transfer of information, the card conveys the quality that I expect when shooting.

Its pros: + large volume + high speed of writing and reading information + relatively low price + famous brand Has some cons: - competitive advantages over similar models from other manufacturers are not clear

PLEASE NOTE that the manufacturer indicates the speed in Mbps, and the speed value in Mb is 8 times less than the speed in Mbps. In general, when copying from a Transcend SDHC 32 GB card to a computer, it was 13-17 MB per second.

I bought a TS32GSDHC10 for 1387, but not the same as here in the picture, but with a black sticker, paper packaging with a plastic window, manufacturer - Taiwan, on the official website it is . Asp?LangNo=0&modno=337 . Jpg The card was formatted by native AutoFormat program, Sema <SFD-321F/TS4UB Black> 3.5" Internal USB2.0 CF/MD/xD/MMC/SD/MS(/Pro/Duo)Card Reader/Writer+1portUSB2.0 card reader SD HC support it is declared on it, but on the old Acorp card reader it did not rise above 4 (…

I got it in a respected store before going on a significant trip with hundreds of megabytes of images on it. Never use SDHC from the tenth grade. For the sake of comparison, there is a 4GB Transcend card that is not at all SDHC compatible; I purchased it four to five years ago. The older one moves a lot quicker. If you take a series of pictures, the indicator for recording pictures will flash for an extended period of time. However, the indicator will be nearly impossible to see on the older…

After reading the reviews found on this website, I made the decision to purchase a camcorder of the same model, the Panasonic HC-V500EE. I've recorded 9 videos, each lasting between 1 and 3 minutes. and ten images in total. That brings us to the end. The message that appears is "disk is write protected." The formatting is incorrect. After researching the issue on the internet, I came to the conclusion that practically all memory cards are affected by it, but the root cause of the issue is still

I have a Canon digital camera that supports this type of card. I almost always only have one card at a time because I usually only take photos (and sometimes videos) of my cats and dogs at home. This is a review of a 16GB card. I find it impossible to fill any of them. I haven't actually deleted my old one since late 2014 and my camera still tells me I have room for 9999 photos (and I'm not using the lowest photo quality). I've had one before for about 5 years, give or take, and have only…

I already have five of these cards and they haven't let me down. My main camera is a Canon 60D plus a couple of Canon P&S cameras. This review is primarily intended to address the issue mentioned in "Most Helpful Criticism". Namely with stopping the video recording after 2 seconds. After some experimentation, I was convinced that the problem was free space fragmentation. Many people tend to delete "non-savers" when looking at recently taken pictures. This will create blocks of memory marked as…

I used to buy other Transcend cards from Revain without any problems, but the 64GB card turned out to be fake and not actually made by Transcend. Even after formatting, it wasn't able to record videos longer than a few seconds. I did a little research and found that there is a company that makes and sells fake Transcend cards on Ebay. This company may have provided stock for the Revains warehouse. In any case, I will help you distinguish fake cards from real ones below: How to tell if your card

This works very well for my application which is in a 2015 Dodge Durango SD slot (UConnect 8.4N RA4). Many car SD card slots are limited to FAT32 formatted cards, and the maximum size for a FAT32 formatted card is (as the name suggests) 32GB. So for a lot of cars this is about the best you can get without a bit of luck and/or hacking. Many also list a "Class" 8 top speed, but there are quite a few to choose from and these days are usually a lot more expensive. Class 10 often works quite well…

UPDATE 01/16/2013: Received two replacement 8GB cards from Revain and retested write performance on multiple systems. Here, too, the MAXIMUM write performance is in the range of 9 MB/s, which is well below the stated speed. In fact, the replacement cards have significantly worse "Random 512K" block write speeds than the previous two cards (from 4 MB/s to less than 1 MB/s). I checked the serial numbers of the two new cards on Transcend's website to make sure they aren't fake - they aren't. I…

1 Star topics are like watching a group of blind people describe an elephant. No wonder no one has the full picture, but many Canon owners believe these cards are fake. SD card technology is very complex, the class system is often misunderstood and there is a long history of compromised cards showing up on eBay or even from reputable retailers who have been scammed. Kingston cards are the most commonly counterfeited (or taken from the midnight production cycle); This is because Kingston has…