This isn't the best or fastest memory card but it does a good job for everyday photography. For high speed multiple frame settings or video you'll probably want something faster. It's a good price for 32gb - there isn't much else to say really! I always find SanDisk products reliable.

I got the best offer on the card in SnapDeal. I am using it in my Sony camera. It's so much better than the one which came with camera. I can store pictures and videos as much as I want. The clarity is really great.

Can't complain, it works well. Quick write and play back. In saying that I haven't tested it while shooting professionally.

If you have a pre-intel Macintosh, don't buy this chip. My G5 PowerMac won't recognize it and my card reader can't, either. Wasted 50 bux.

CrystalDiskMark 3.0 x64 Sequential Read : 42.470 MB/s Sequential Write : 13.018 MB/s Random Read 512KB : 37.310 MB/s Random Write 512KB : 3.492 MB/s Random Read 4KB (QD=1) : 2.421 MB/s [ 591.2 IOPS] Random Write 4KB (QD=1) : 1.229 MB/s [ 300.0 IOPS] Random Read 4KB (QD=32) : 2.477 MB/s [ 604.7 IOPS]...

*SDXC = Greater size than 32GB max SDHC siblings; *Supposedly higher speed throughput; *Has a little white space to write on.; a little one; *Comes with a nice plastic clam shell; *Bought it for Canon T2i camera

Dissapointed at write speeds--expected them to be at 30 MB/s but it is only stable at 12 to 13 MB/s..; not bad but expected 30s because the packaging touted up to 30 MB/s speeds but apparently it was for reading files not writing.; it being "Ultra" it should have performed better, in my opinion.

Bought 2 on sale for use as a removable drive. Only certain card readers and cameras can access the SDXC format. So check your equipment before purchase.

I have received this card today and I am getting message that transfer interrupted every time I try to transfer contents to SD card. I am using SONY Z ultra and as per specification this card microSDHC class 10 should be compatible. I am not able to transfer data.

I need extra room on my laptop when my SSD was running low on space. I added the SanDisk and gained 128GB immediately. I load videos that are sometimes 15GB in size and never had any issues with speed or errors.

The product shown is a micro SD Card NOT an SD Card. Had to return it as I needed the Micro SD Card.

CompactFlash cards are not very popular anymore as Secure Digital cards are typically much cheaper.  That being said, pro-sumer Digital SLR cameras as well as full Professional SLR cameras use CompactFlash as it seems to be more reliable and is certainly faster when it comes to continuous write...

Lightning Fast Speed; Durable CompactFlash Design; Lifetime Warranty; Extreme Temperature Capability

Not as fast as stated; Expensive