Transcend 32GB SDHC Class 10 UHS-1 Flash Memory Card Up to 90MB/s (TS32GSDHC10U1E)

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Product Specifications

UHS Class 10 and SD 3.01 compliant, a speed of 10 MB/s is guaranteed
Up to 90 MB/s 600x
Toggle-Mode Flash Chips
Low Power Consumption and Fast Write Speeds Extend Battery Runtime
Compatible with all SDHC and SDXC-labeled host devices
Built-in Error Correcting Code (ECC) to detect and correct transfer errors
Low Power Consumption

Product Description

Capacity:32 GB | Package Type:Frustration-Free Packaging Combining the already impressive Class 10 specification with the performance boost of UHS-1, Transcend’s Class 10 SDHC Ultra High Speed memory cards help your camera unleash its full potential. When paired with UHS-1 compatible devices, these cards can realize transfer speeds of up to 85 MB/s, perfect for high-speed consecutive shooting and smooth full HD video recording.

Product Reviews

Great cards!

I bought several of these from several companies, and all worked flawlessly. Someone stole my flash memory card holder, every one of these cards full of photos, and my heart is still broken over it. That aside, these cards from all of the brands worked perfectly in several different readers. I will copy and paste this review to the other cards that I bought.Please hold your photo cards sacred, protect them, or they will walk away in the hands of someone who cares about your memories far less than you do.

Do not hesitate to buy!

I bought this for my wife and it has worked great. She has a DSLR camera and I wanted to make sure she had plenty of storage. This has allowed her to take pictures quickly and record video without a problem. I am not sure what else you would want one of theses to do. I am happy with my purchase and would recommend it to someone else. To be fair there may be others memory cards that work just as well and are cheaper, but this one has worked for us!

My favorite memory cards

I have had 2 of these for over a year now. They have worked flawlessly in my Canon t6s. I recently filled both of them on a shoot and had to switch to another card I had. That card couldn’t hold a candle to these. I can shoot 6 frames per second with these for about 5 seconds. My other card slowed down after 1 second. So this will be the third card in my collection

Tons of memory !!

“I have bought Transcend SDXC cards before and they work great. I use this for my video recorder and it has not let me down. The Transcend 16GB High Speed Class 10 UHS-1 SDHC memory card is one of the fastest SDHC-type memory cards you can currently find on the market. This is great for transferring images from your card to your PC or Mac using your computer’s SD card reader. Works just fine/ put it in my camera and just shoot perfectly on my flash memory. Was able to take lots of picture and never worry if I was going to run out of memory.It is a great memory card for the price. Actually works well in a DSLR for HD video without crashing like other cards I’ve tried that were supposedly also Class 10. I already bought another one. Excellent cards and very speedy for the price. Exactly what I needed for my camera. With all the photos I took on vacation,I still have enough for several more vacations. I love recommending this product.”

Very fast, but “Premium” one just a tiny bit slower

It’s not as fast as SanDisk Extreme Pro 32 GB SDHC Class 10 UHS-1 Flash Memory Card 95MB/s SDSDXPA-032G-AFFP, but without Sandisk’s famous quality issues.This one (Ultimate line) are quite inexpensive, but I recommend Premium line Transcend 32 GB High Speed 10 UHS Flash Memory Card (TS32GSDU1) for everyday use (not as boot device and not for wedding photgraphy using professional DSLR ). They are just as fast in reads as these and just about 20% slower on writes.CrystalDiskMark 3.0.3 x64 © 2007-2013 hiyohiyo* MB/s = 1,000,000 byte/s [SATA/300 = 300,000,000 byte/s]Sequential Read : 83.987 MB/sSequential Write : 49.686 MB/sRandom Read 512KB : 72.020 MB/sRandom Write 512KB : 8.510 MB/sRandom Read 4KB (QD=1) : 4.389 MB/s [ 1071.5 IOPS]Random Write 4KB (QD=1) : 0.708 MB/s [ 173.0 IOPS]Random Read 4KB (QD=32) : 4.627 MB/s [ 1129.5 IOPS]Random Write 4KB (QD=32) : 0.742 MB/s [ 181.2 IOPS]Test : 1000 MB E: 0.0% (0.0/15.0 GB)READ MORE

Perfect for pretty much everyone

Great sd card. It will get the job done and has more than enough capacity. I don’t know if it is 90 mb/s but it is still pretty fast. Great upgrade from a kit sd card and I would definitely recommend it. For the price, it is unbeatable.Here is a breakdown of number of photos on a 24.2 MP D3300 with the Transcend 32 GB High Speed Class 10 SD CardRAW+Jpeg: About 700. Can take 5 photos before buffering startsRAW Files: About 1100. Can take about 7 photos before buffering starts.Fine Jpeg: About 2000. Can take about 19 photos before buffering starts.Normal Jpeg: About 4000. Can take 80 photos before buffer starts.Basic Jpeg: About 8000. I didn’t test the buffer because it would be a lot of photos.These results may vary based on subject and camera so keep that in mind. They are just to provide an estimate of the performance of the card.

Failed after lite usage

My Transcend 128GB (purchased January 2016) lasted just over a year before it completely failed – that is various computers stopped recognizing it (“Please insert a disk into Removable Disk”). It was lightly used, primarily for temporary storage. No harsh conditions, accidents, etc. Disappointing.

beware of speeds and size of cards… like the rumor says, size isnt everything.

I bought a few FAST cards for my new cameras. in all the years of taking photographs in the digital form, I have NEVER had so many corrupted photos. I don’t buy the fastest cameras so it isn’t like taking 8-10 p/s. I put the camera on slow repeated fire and keep shooting. many of the photos corrupted were from single shots. I am glad I am the type of photographer always using more than one camera and for more than one pic per item other wise I would have lost hundreds, yes HUNDREDS of photos just this weekend. my cameras worked fine with the slower 32 g cards and I thought with the size of the shots in mg I would step up to the 64g cards. and on the professional speed range…. it was the biggest mistake I could have made. the slower smaller cards ALMOST NEVER let me down, but these bigger cards are not what they are cracked up to be. you buy what you want, but if these are the cards being sent to everyone, be careful of those once in a lifetime shots… TAKE TWO.