Features Handling Performance Verdict The Transcend Ultimate SDHC UHS-1 Class 10 16GB card is the premium SDHC card from Transcend and promises speeds up to 85MB/s as well as a lifetime warranty and includes recovery software.

Easy open cardboard packaging; Recovery software; Lifetime warranty; Solid construction; High speed read/write; Not waterproof / shockproof

Easy open cardboard packaging; Recovery software; Lifetime warranty; Solid construction; High speed read/write; Not waterproof / shockproof

Did not see anything wrong. So far so good

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.

My memory card arrived via international post quickly, and was exactly as advertised. I am very happy with GameSeeks service.

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

Not fast enough for my Lumix GX1. It's ok on single shot, but burst mode fails to save properly. The wifi transfer works very well though on my android phone.

Card was advertised to work with HD Video cameras. Does not work with Canon Vixia. Fine for still cameras.

Card was advertised to work with HD Video cameras. Does not work with Canon Vixia. Fine for still cameras.

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.

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.