PNY U3 Turbo Performance 32GB High Speed MicroSDHC Class 10 UHS-I, up to 90MB/sec Flash Card (P-SDU32GU390G-GE)

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Product Specifications

Up to 90MB/sec speed for lightning transfer rates
Faster transfer of digital content on Android Smartphones & Tablets. Enables high performance, action-capturing photography from Action Cameras
Class 10 UHS-I, U3 performance allows burst-mode shooting, Full HD and 4K Ultra HD video recording
Great for storing and transferring more videos, movies and photos to and from your smartphone and tablet
Stores approximately 10,826 photos so you don’t have to worry about running out of space
Reliable & Durable: Magnet Proof, Shock Proof, Temperature Proof, Waterproof
Compatible with Micro SDHC and micro SDXC devices
Backed by a Lifetime Limited Warranty

Product Description

Size:32 GB The PNY Turbo Performance 32GB High Speed micro SDHC Class 10 UHS-1; U3 Flash Card is perfect for the latest smartphones, tablets, and action cameras. It features 32GB of storage, giving you more room on your mobile device so you can easily enjoy more mobile content such as apps, eBooks, web video, music and movies. Or, easily take more photos or video with your action camera. The High Speed Micro SD card is rated Class 10, which guarantees fast transfer speeds so you can quickly transfer and share your content while you’re on the go.

Product Reviews

Need for Speed – A comprehensive review of the fastest microsd cards

I had the opportunity to compare the performance of the fastest microsd cards currently available from top manufacturers. All cards mentioned in this review are obtained from Amazon during the last week or two except when noted otherwise.Test Setup:Lexar Professional workflow UR1 microsd card reader was used for all tests except when notedCrystalDiskMark 5.0.2 x64 was used to produce all the test results and was set up with 2 passes and 100MB read/write sizeAll cards up to 32GB are formatted as FAT32 with 32KB allocation unit size, all 64GB cards are formatted exFAT with 128KB allocation unit sizeTest Results (Numbers are Sequential Read, Sequential Write, 4K Random Read, 4K Random Write in MB/s, speeds greater than 10MB/s were rounded to the whole numbers)16 GB AlphabeticallyLexar 633x** – 88, 25, 8.7, 1.2Panasonic U3** – 93, 42, 11, 0.7Sandisk Extreme Pro – 95, 80, 7.6, 2.632 GB AlphabeticallyDelkin U3 – 93, 59, 11, 0.6Kingston 90R/80W – 93, 58, 11, 0.6Lexar 1000x – 90, 57, 10, 1.4Lexar 1000x with Bundled Reader* – 148, 60, 10, 1.4Patriot EP – 90, 35, 10, 0.6PNY Turbo Performance – 91, 55, 6.9, 0.9 <== the listed productSamsung Pro gray – 92, 82, 10, 3.6Sandisk Extreme Pro – 94, 87, 9, 3.0Sony up to 95MB/s – 91, 51, 4.8, 0.9Transcend Ultimate 633x – 93, 85, 8.1, 1.464 GB AlphabeticallyDelkin U3 – 94, 27, 13, 0.3Kingston 90R/80W – 94, 25, 13, 0.3Lexar 1000x – 92, 56, 12, 1.5Lexar 1000x with Bundled Reader* – 153, 66, 11, 1.7Patriot EP – 81, 22, 11, 0.6PNY Turbo Performance – 92, 54, 6.9, 0.9 <== the listed productSamsung black – 82, 20, 8.8, 2.1Samsung Pro gray – 90, 80, 10, 3.5Samsung Pro+ *** – 92, 86, 10, 5.3Sandisk Extreme Plus**** – 92, 58, 10, 2.8Sandisk Extreme Pro - 97, 91, 10, 3.0Sandisk Ultra ***** – 46, 16, 7.0, 2.1Sony up to 95MB/s – 92, 49, 5.2, 0.9Transcend Ultimate 633x – 93, 83, 7.3, 1.4128 GB AlphabeticallyLexar 633x – 78, 28, 3.3, 1.4Sandisk Ultra – 92, 19, 6.4, 2.4* The Lexar 1000x card is the only UHS-II card available and tested, the bundled USB reader has extra pins for reading UHS-II card** Came bundled with a device*** Purchased from a large west coast electronics retailer. This card is a new release and not currently available on Amazon. It is different from the gray-colored Pro card**** old model tested, not the current U3 model***** old model testedFastest Sequential Read:All tested cards were able to accomplish > 90MB/s, with the Lexar 1000x able to take advantage of UHS-II speed when using the bundled USB reader and leading the packFastest Sequential Write:Sandisk Extreme Pro, Samsung Pro+, Transcend Ultimate 633xFastest Random Read:Kingston 90R/80W.Fastest Random Write:Samsung Pro+Best overall:Samsung Pro+ and Sandisk Extreme ProOther observations:Performance and price are not proportional when it comes to selecting a microSD card. Some of the worst performing cards in this review also happen to be the most expensive.Not all 633x cards are created equal. The two cards reviewed from Lexar and Transcend are both marked as 633x but vary in performance greatly.4k video recording using action cams and drone cameras have a typical bitrate of 60mbps or 100mbps, corresponding to 7.5MB/s to 12.5MB/s. All cards in this review should theoretically be able to handle this usage easily.Using microsd card as supplemental phone storage potentially could benefit from a faster card,Best Looking Card (if it matters):Sandisk Extreme Pro: Red/Gold with white printLexar 1000x: White/Gold with Black/White printSamsung Pro+: White/Black with a red stripe and Black/White printPNY Turbo: Lime Green/Black with Black/White printUpdate 9/14/2015: Added additional cards to the list.

Now Isn’t This Just Great?

I recently picked this 64GB card up to be used for storage within my new, refurbished HP G2 Revolve 11.6 inch laptop/tablet. This computer has a 128MB SSD and with it’s i5 processor and 12GB of RAM, I can do serious work with this machine. So I chose this as a second drive in order to keep the small SSD cleaner by putting music, videos and downloads onto it.I had been using a PNY thumb drive until this arrived and I transferred 22GB from that flash to this one. It started at over 51MB/s and settled on 47MB/s after a bit. There are faster models available, but when doing my shopping, what I found was from 40 - $50 and this one was $28. I’m sorry to say that I will not be paying that much more to save up to 30% of the time it takes to do just writing to this card, when 3GB worth of transfer won’t take over a minute anyway. You can read files with about the same speed as the other, more expensive models.This came formatted exFat at 59.5GB and doesn’t come with the full sized adapter, but I have several and tried this in two of my cameras, and although I do have a faster, full sized card in my D5200, I can’t tell the difference when continuous shooting. I also know that this writes at least 20MB/s faster than what’s recommended for 4K recording, so the only problem anyone would have, would be camera specific and due to incompatibility.Often I purchase the fastest drive possible, because it always speeds up a system when the OS is on it, but not so much in this case. If you’re using this card for recording, well, another card can’t record or playback any faster, so all you’ll get is faster transfers to your computer to edit files. Check on those cards that are above 90 or 95MB/s read speed and see if you want to spend that much more than $28 just for faster transfers. The really fast models are not worth the extra expense to me in these circumstances.As for reliability, I have several PNY cards and an older UHS 64GB is what used to be the first, and is still my second card for the D5200 and has been filled countless times in past two years, and I expect no less from this one, but I’m at weeks now instead of years.So being practical, this card is all you need and it’s low priced, so all you need to do now is check for compatibility issues with your device and look for others saying that it does or doesn’t work well with the device that you want it for. Oh, and then pull the trigger and purchase one for yourself.Recommended, and I wish you good luck with all your online purchases.

Endless corrupt files!

Stay far far away from this card. Just got it a week ago and it’s already showing tons of corrupted files on my new S7 Edge. It definitely wasn’t damaged because my phone is just fine and it’s in a waterproof tray with the sim card. Some pics worked, others just say read error. Took this card with my phone on a vacation. That’s a week’s worth of memories that I’ll never get back. Don’t waste your time with this. The tested speeds are good, but what’s the point if it has corrupt files! Total waste of money.

Simply not as advertised…. Not meeting specifications and not reliable

I purchased this card back about 6 months ago for use in my Moto X Pure. It seemed to worked well for a few months and then I started have issues related to speed. Currently it takes about 45 seconds to delete a couple of 5 mb pictures. Major major lag. I am only using about 6 gb of space on a 64 gb card. So, I thought I would format the card to see if I could get a performance improvement. Reformatting did nothing. Finally I decided to try a few benchmarking programs. I get read speeds anywhere from 58- 85 mb/sec. I get write speeds of 4- 9 mb/sec. There is also an issue with the identity of this card. Every device and software sees it as Lexar card. At this juncture, I am deeply disappointed. The speed rating and U3 specification are simply not being met. I have a class 10 sd card that is 5 years old with better write speeds. I don’t know if this is a counterfeit card or what is going on. Maybe it is just dying a slow death? Anyway, I cannot recommend this card at all.

Not a UHS 3, not 4K compatible.

The memory clearly states that it is a UHS-3 memory card. Neither my Sony Action Cam or my A7sR will recognize it as such. Those who have argued that this card is not a 4k card are indeed correct, I regret that I did not heed to the reviews.

Five Stars

Great for S7 Edge

Five Stars

Perfect

Five Stars

Good produkt works well since one year

Good Micro SD Card

I use this for my phone to store my photos and the apps that are allowed to go on it. I thought that I would be able to put all my apps on this Micro SD card but I guess google…