I'm using this with a Canon SD750 and it's like I just upgraded the RAM. Not that the camera was ever really slow between taking pictures, but the downtime between pictures has definitely decreased.

In terms of price: performance ratio, it can't be beat.

Easy To Use; Large Capacity; Writes/Reads fast

WiFi is included on some cameras these days, but it's still the exception to the rule. That's surprising, as the usefulness definitely outweighs the relatively low cost of adding the feature. Transcend has come up with a solution in the shape of the Wi-Fi SD Card, and we tried it out.

transcend memory card of 8 GB with the ultimate whooping speed of class 10 makes it a best partner for your digital camera or SLR camera. this much of space i must say is also not adequate for high end camera who do requires very high memory if you are gonna shoot high definition videos with them...

I am a returning customer of Transcend Cards. I have used several different Classes and Sizes and this one has met all my needs over the last three years. I needed more storage at the Class 10 speed and this card has met my need. It's fast, secure and I recommend it. And the price is great, too.

I recently bought this memory card for my husbands DSLR camera and he couldn't be happier with the quality. If I need any more in the future I would not hesitate to purchase again and the delivery service was prompt and reliable

I purchased this Transcend 32GB SDHC Class 10 card to use in my Fujifilm FinePix SL300 camera. I had a Transcend 16GB card that I had bought when I purchased the camera, which worked flawlessly, so I got this one for a backup.

It works great

Just used this memory card on my trip to Yellowstone NP and it held tons of great photos and for the price it can't be beat!

Got it spanking new, unpacked and inserted into my camera and started shooting straight away. Pretty neat, no formating was reqd. And I'm happy with its read write speed.

Price and Availability I bought the Transcend 32GB SDHC Memory Card when I was on holiday a couple of years ago. I'd taken more pictures than I thought I would on my camera and decided to just buy a new memory card instead of deleting some of the pictures.

Quick in use; good price

A little slow at transferring photo's onto a computer

I use a lot of memory cards for various cameras, all different classes and speeds. When using my Nikon D-90, I was so frustrated at how slow it was to take photos because of the lag time between shots, when the image was writing to the card.