The memory card is not at all good bcaz it has very bad data rate.It copied 1.77 gb of data with a bad timing of 8 minutes on USB 2.0

Easy To Use

Difficult To Set Up

poor company over 2week and still not received the goods but money taken out of account be wery careful

Useless. bought one for a Gopro Session and not only did the camera not recognize the card for a whole day when I intended to use the camera, when it was recognized, it slowed the camera down severely and some of the recordings are corrupt.

Works as advertised in my Android smart phone (an Xperia Play). Unlike a large portion of the 64GB microSD cards sold on internet stores and eBay, this Kingston card really is 64GB and not a knock-off 32GB card falsely sold as a 64GB card.

Write speeds are disappointing, but it works still, so no biggie

FAST reads! Specs say 45 MB/s; I got 75.8 MB/s! (Transcend USB 3.0 card reader in USB 3.0 port) Works well for my 20 Mpix camera

Not a full con, but ho-hum write speeds of 20 MB/s (Same card reader and port); Since I bought it for a camera, write speeds are kind of important

the SD card is not reading, nor does it work in any phone. I thought I sufficient storage, my phone constantly asking to update, but can't because SD card is a dud.

Bought this to match 100% another one with same part # but it was actually not identical and so the cloning image swoftware fails. Beware of all micro-SD's!

Yes, folks, it's memory card time again. Though these little things may not be the most thrilling manifestation of our modern technological age, they have become absolutely indispensible to many of us.

low in speed, low in price. this is very true with this kingston memory card. this card is of class 4 so the price of this memory card is also less. if you are gonna have class 10 memory card with this much of space, add additional 500 bucks in your budget.

Bought one for my Galaxy S3, that died 6 months later. Kingston RMA'd it with no trouble. The replacement died after 8 months. Kingston RMA'd it again with no trouble, an assured me it would not fail again. Now over a year has passed, it now lives in my Galaxy S5 and has not had a single issue.

Capacity; speed Kingston RMA'd it twice when it died

First two died on me