SanDisk Ultra 32GB Class 10 SDHC Memory Card Up to 40MB/s- SDSDUN-032G-G46 [Older Version]

Will be used for music files in car stereo so the speed is not so important but seller should correct the listing to reflect the actual photo of these sd cards.

January 29, 2015 Update to my previous review:First, thanks to SanDisk for sending the free replacement as promised. Second, apologies to SanDisk for causing your company unnecessary work and expense. Turns out, the replacement SD Card I received was also not recognized by my Asus T100 W 8.1 tablet. But after some further Web searches, I discovered that the actual problem was being caused by Windows' File History utility malfunctioning. Although I was able to find a fix and get File History to recognize and back up to the SD Card, in my research I also discovered that it's very possible that Windows' File History utility may malfunction again, and I will be back to square one. Except next time, I won't blame SanDisk!So, again thanks to SanDisk, and 5 Stars for you!Original Review:I'm giving this product 5 stars, although, this Memory Card failed for some reason after a few months of not-heavy use. I installed this micro SD card in my Asus Transformer T100 as a back-up drive a few months ago, and forgot about. Recently, while doing some maintenance, I noticed that my tablet was no longer recognizing the card, and after several attempts on the tablet as well as a couple other PCs to re-format it, it appeared to be dead.I've been a loyal SanDisk customer for years now, because all of their storage devices have served my needs reliably. So, I'm going to cut SanDisk some slack here.But here's the 5-Star part here: SanDisk has their lights on, and someone is home to help customers in need! I decided to check our SanDisk's Website for some support options, and maybe a solution to my non-working SD card. Better yet, the site had a Chat option, and within a couple minutes of connecting with the SanDisk rep, I was issued a Return Authorization Number and a pledge to replace my SD card free of charge.That exchange is in the works right now, and I'm expecting my replacement SD card any day now.As a long-time electronic device user, I know that things can break. Even with this mishap, though, SanDisk's portable storage devices remain my first choice. And SanDisk's excellent customer service has further strengthened my loyalty.

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I have been purchasing lessor cost memory cards until I recently ran into a series of issues. One card actually came apart in my camera and two cannot be read in the card reader on the computer. Thus I have been in the process of replacing memory cards. These SanDisk ULTRA cards have been fantastic. They read easily and transfer at an amazing speed. These are class 10 cards. I don't think I will ever go back to the cheaper brands, just too many issues.I think there is one very important question that must be answered and that is the size of the card that is best for the user. The really large cards come in handy if you are shooting a lot of video. However the large cards are a problem when you get one loaded with say 2500 photos. You spend all of your time going back and forth during a search in trying to locate that one photo you want to print. Using the smaller cards gives you a lot more flexibility and in the long run the cost is not much more than the equivalent prices for the total memory needed. I also take the small cards, download them to my computer or portable hard drive, then file the chip in a loose leaf notebook thus giving me a lot of backup and flexibility.

I bought this card primarily for use in a camcorder (a Sony HDR-CX190). It works great and, according to my camcorder, will provide storage for 7.5 hours of video when image quality is set to "Standard / HD" mode, over 4 hours in "High Quality / HD / FH" mode, over 3 hours in "Highest Quality / FX" mode and, finally, a whopping 13 hours in "Longest Time / AVC HD 5M (LP)" mode. I haven't tested these record-times, it's just what my camcorder indicates for the various settings; your mileage (and mine) my vary.This is my second SanDisk Ultra SDHC Memory Card. I also have the 8 GB version, which I've used without incident for several years. As other reviewers have noted, the read/write speeds are fast. It's true that I have not experimented with a lot of competing memory cards, but then again I'm pleased enough with the SanDisk Ultras that I don't see a need to shop around.Be warned, though, that some devices -- like older-model cameras and so on -- can't handle a card with this much memory, or anything above an SD. This card is SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) which is compatible with a wider range of devices than SDXC (Xtended Capacity). Best to check the operating manual before purchase.

I have 4 of these for my pro Canon video camcorder and use it for my business. The cards have been very reliable. A few times, I could not erase the card - the computer would tell me that it was write protected and could not be erased. The lock on the card was not engaged. I engaged it and tried again, getting the now expected 'write protected' message. Then I turn the lock off again and put it back in the slot - this time, I could scrub the card and have it empty and ready to go for more video shooting. This has only happened a few times out of many uses (2 of the 4 cards maybe?), and I do not know why it happens at all. After the maneuver I described in this post, I am able to proceed as planned and clear the card for the next use. I don't know if this happens randomly with other cards or not. Overall, I would still recommend this card for the reliability I have experienced so far.

After 15 hours of research, I have decided to get this 32 GB SanDisk Extreme Plus as it is the best SD card recommended and reviewed by most people because it’s reasonably priced and it comes with a lifetime warranty. Oh, and it ended up being the fastest of all the ones I have purchased and used previously, for our burst shooting, file transfer, and etc.

Really fast memory card, works perfectly with my gopro and DSLR, the write speed is very fast so the speed between being able to take multiple photos is excellent. This means that you never miss a shot. I've used slower SD cards in the past that have given me problems but this one is perfect. There is nothing to complain about.

Looked for a fast card these sure are with out having to pay the price tag of the pro cards at 90mbps, 40 is lore than enough with out causing lag on my camera which I get when using the standard cards, I shoot burst shots frequently and it takes a lot for the buffer to fill because this card just soaks up the files

I have used these cards for years in their many transitions. This card is perfect for me with my new Cannon camera. Great shots, fast transfer speed, great for videos and an all round exceptional card. Can take thousands of pictures depending on how you set the camera.

This was a great value card and whilst it may not be as quick as the Sandisk Extreme cards it still worked fantastic in my Canon EOS DSLR to record Full HD video with no speed issues whatsoever.I can record tons of footage at events without having to swap out cards and it's been extremely reliable.