SanDisk Ultra Plus UHS-1 16GB SD Card, Class 10

I have purchased several microSD cards from this store for several years now, and the cards are still working fine on my phones. A lot cheaper than buying them in physical stores in the mall. This is the first time I have purchased a regular SD card now for my camera. Hopefully, it will perform as well as the other cards. as of now, there are no problems. writing and reading the card on the camera is fast and smooth. I'm using Sony ZV-E10.

Best Feature:sadly only 14GB is available instead of 16GBValue For Money:Good, works wellProduct Quality:great, it was also packaged very nicelyUnfortunately, my digicam can't transfer the files from the SDcard directly so it gave me a heart attack thinking I wouldn't be able to use it! But, using a card reader helped and it reads the files perfectly. The downside in my experience is that I'd have to use a card reader every time I'm passing files from my digicam instead of passing files using the digicam :((( still! I'm still happy with this purchase and that I can use it on summer vacation.

Excellent company with phone tech support!

Everything is great, I use this company for my Trail Cams and accessories.And another great thing, is you can get immediate PHONE tech support! Just like Apple. That is one of the deciding factors when people make purchases!Many companies nowadays, have horrendous automatic call systems. They just go into a rotating loop, and you never get to talk to a representative.Yes Trailcampro is excellent! Your phone guy saved me from throwing away 2 of my older cameras, he walked me thru fixing them.

SanDisk Ultra Lite SDHC (16GB, SDSDUNS-016G-GN3IN)

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Sandisk Ultra SD UHS-I (128GB, SDSDUNR-128G-GN6IN)

I had been using the Lexar 32GB UHSII card with my camera but found that on long trips, especially when I was birding, I needed something bigger. I wanted to get a Lexar 64GB card but they are not currently available so I decided to pay the premium and buy the SanDisk card instead. I knew SanDisk made very good cards, but I did not believe that it would be any faster than my Lexar card, which is quite fast.When the card arrived I tested it using the BlackMagic speed test and was very surprised. My Lexar UHSII card write speed is almost 3 times faster than the write speed of the Lexar UHSI card, but the SanDisk was even faster than that. The difference was quite a bit, almost 50, and I was suitably impressed. I have attached the screen shots of the two tests. The ... MoreI had been using the Lexar 32GB UHSII card with my camera but found that on long trips, especially when I was birding, I needed something bigger. I wanted to get a Lexar 64GB card but they are not currently available so I decided to pay the premium and buy the SanDisk card instead. I knew SanDisk made very good cards, but I did not believe that it would be any faster than my Lexar card, which is quite fast.When the card arrived I tested it using the BlackMagic speed test and was very surprised. My Lexar UHSII card write speed is almost 3 times faster than the write speed of the Lexar UHSI card, but the SanDisk was even faster than that. The difference was quite a bit, almost 50, and I was suitably impressed. I have attached the screen shots of the two tests. The Lexar test has a write speed of a little over 100MBs while the SanDisk has a write speed of a little over 160MBs. As you can see the read speeds of the cards are almost identical, but the write speeds, which are important when doing burst shooting with a digital camera, are very different.One last comment. UHSII cards improve read and write speed by using extra pin connections, among other improvements, and thus can transfer more data in the same time. If your device does not have UHSII compatible slots this card may not improve your read or write speed. This test was done with a UHSII compatible card reader connected to a usb 3 port on my computer.

Sandisk Ultra SDXC UHS-I Class 10 (16GB, Read 80MB/s) (SDSDUNC-016G-GN6IN)

I have used Sandisk flash cards almost exclusively since 2003 and have only once had a failure requiring me to use Remo Recover to extract photos from a corrupted card. Thats a pretty good record, and I trust Sandisk more than any other brand to not crash on me when I am taking important photos. This particular card was purchased for use with a Canon 6D and Canon 60D. As a 30 MBs class 10, it has more than enough bandwidth to shoot 20 megapixel RAW still images in bursts of up to 10, and Video clips up to 1920x1080 at 30 Fps. These Canon DSLRs capture MOV video at a very high data rate, about 6 MBs, but this card can handle it, at least for clips up to 5 minutes long. If you shoot a lot of video from a DSLR, you might be better off with the Sandist Extreme, which is ... MoreI have used Sandisk flash cards almost exclusively since 2003 and have only once had a failure requiring me to use Remo Recover to extract photos from a corrupted card. Thats a pretty good record, and I trust Sandisk more than any other brand to not crash on me when I am taking important photos. This particular card was purchased for use with a Canon 6D and Canon 60D. As a 30 MBs class 10, it has more than enough bandwidth to shoot 20 megapixel RAW still images in bursts of up to 10, and Video clips up to 1920x1080 at 30 Fps. These Canon DSLRs capture MOV video at a very high data rate, about 6 MBs, but this card can handle it, at least for clips up to 5 minutes long. If you shoot a lot of video from a DSLR, you might be better off with the Sandist Extreme, which is a 45 MBs card, but these are substantially more expensive. NOTE The 30 MBs rating on the card is READ speed only The Write speed is much less, about 10 MBsec, but this should be fast enough to keep up with my Canon 6D videos. When shopping for SD cards, keep in mind that the sweet spot in terms of PriceCapacity changes frequently only a year ago, the 8 Gb cards were the best value, and I expect that by summer of 2014, the 32 Gb cards will be a better value than this 16 Gb card. Another issue to keep in mind is that the larger the card, the more photos it can carry, and consequently, the more photos you put at risk should something happen to the card. A 64Gb card might be able to hold all the photos of an entire 2 week vacation trip, but do you really want to put your entire vacation on that one card What if the camera were to be stolen the last day of your trip I suggest that you might to consider using several smaller cards, like the 4 Gb or 8 Gb size and have no more than one day of photos on each card, stored separately from your camera pack so that you dont lose all the photos should that pack be lost or stolen. Of course, if you are downloading your camera cards to a laptop or backup storage each night, the loss of a large card isnt so much of a concern.

Sandisk Ultra SDXC UHS-I Class 10 (256GB, Read 80MB/s) (SDSDUNC-256G-GN6IN)

The shelves werent well stocked with microSD cards, but luckily this one was available. Its the maximum size compatible with my Samsung Galaxy S7. Both up and down speed matters for camera and video recording, and this card performs very well for its class. Not the fastest readwrite, but fast enough that theres no longer so much annoying bottlenecking when I start or stop recording video. And the capacity is liberating. So far, so good. I just hope it doesnt corrupt like an older generation of SanDisk I had before. But currently its going great.