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Transcend TS16GUSDCU1 Class 10 Premium microSDHC 16GB Memory Card UHS-I
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transcend 16gb Class 10 Microsdhc Card 300x Speed- Ts16gusdu1
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16 GB MicroSDHC Class 10 UHS-I Memory Card with Adapter 90 Mb/s (TS16GUSDHC10U1)
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Transcend 16GB microSDHC Memory Card Premium 300x Class 10 UHS-I with microSD Adapter
Delivery $4.90
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It serves the purpose as intended; to store photos, videos and documents. It is a must have for extra storage when either your device does not have enough or you prefer external storage. Transcend is a very reliable company. Be sure your device accepts XC (extra capacity) otherwise it will not recognize the card since the card is not backward compatible. I have an older device that only accepts HC (high capacity) and it did not recognize the XC card but did recognize the HC card of the exact same brand. There's a saying: 'You get what you pay for', which is usually a warning but from my experience, when it comes to this product, you get MORE for what you pay for.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
Several years ago I purchased several Transcend Micros SD 16 GB V30 cards that had a CID manufacturing date of 2012. With those cards I could write images to the card with a typical speed of 34 MB/Sec. Based on those results I ordered 5 of these in April of 2022. The cards that arrived in this order were manufacturedin 2015 and only had a write speed typically of 22 MB/Sec. Since this was less than the V30 specification, I returned all of the new cards to Transcend under warranty for evaluation and they sent me replacements with a manufacturing date of 2016. Unfortunately the replacements from Transcend are only slightly better. Something appears to have changed since the early ones were made and not for the better. The old 2012 cards still write at 34 MB/Sec. so ... MoreSeveral years ago I purchased several Transcend Micros SD 16 GB V30 cards that had a CID manufacturing date of 2012. With those cards I could write images to the card with a typical speed of 34 MB/Sec. Based on those results I ordered 5 of these in April of 2022. The cards that arrived in this order were manufacturedin 2015 and only had a write speed typically of 22 MB/Sec. Since this was less than the V30 specification, I returned all of the new cards to Transcend under warranty for evaluation and they sent me replacements with a manufacturing date of 2016. Unfortunately the replacements from Transcend are only slightly better. Something appears to have changed since the early ones were made and not for the better. The old 2012 cards still write at 34 MB/Sec. so I do not think it is how I am using them. YMMV
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For several years, I purchased JUST SanDisk and PNY SD Cards, most of the time I purchased SanDisk. However, I decided to give Transcend 64GB Premium 400x a try. I purchased TWO Transcend SD cards with 64GB. And I tested both of them and was amazed: 1 When I copied files from my PC to these cards, it was faster than my SanSisk cards were...the same type MicroSDXC Class 10 on both brands! 2 My older Samsung devices are very picky about ang card over 32GB, yet these cards were read easily by my older Samsung Tab 4 and even my old TAB 3 read these. 3 These cards are genuine, not fake. 4 Comes with SD adapter...and I plugged in micro card into it and my old Win 7 desktop read it right from the SD card slot no problems. 5. My card reader read it fine and I plugged it ... MoreFor several years, I purchased JUST SanDisk and PNY SD Cards, most of the time I purchased SanDisk. However, I decided to give Transcend 64GB Premium 400x a try. I purchased TWO Transcend SD cards with 64GB. And I tested both of them and was amazed: 1 When I copied files from my PC to these cards, it was faster than my SanSisk cards were...the same type MicroSDXC Class 10 on both brands! 2 My older Samsung devices are very picky about ang card over 32GB, yet these cards were read easily by my older Samsung Tab 4 and even my old TAB 3 read these. 3 These cards are genuine, not fake. 4 Comes with SD adapter...and I plugged in micro card into it and my old Win 7 desktop read it right from the SD card slot no problems. 5. My card reader read it fine and I plugged it into my OTG Adapter, my Tab A 8.0 read it just fine. 6 The card was preformatted and my PC Computer read it fine, all my Android devices I tested it on read it perfectly. 7 For the very low price of 17.99, this is a BEST BUY in my opinion! 8 Every test I ran on this card worked fine. So far, I am very pleased with this Transcend 64GB MicroSDXC Class card. If you are wondering if you show putchase this SD Card over other brands, then in my opinion, I say BUY THIS CARD! Very highly recommend this card.
| Card Type | microSDHC |
| Storage Capacity | 16 GB |
| Bus Type | UHS-I |
| Speed Class | 10 |
| UHS Speed Class | U1 |
Transcend TS16GUSDCU1 Class 10 Premium microSDHC 16GB Memory Card UHS-I
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transcend 16gb Class 10 Microsdhc Card 300x Speed- Ts16gusdu1
Delivery $34.23
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16 GB MicroSDHC Class 10 UHS-I Memory Card with Adapter 90 Mb/s (TS16GUSDHC10U1)
Delivery between 29 July – 1 Aug $29
Transcend 16GB microSDHC Memory Card Premium 300x Class 10 UHS-I with microSD Adapter
Delivery $4.90
It serves the purpose as intended; to store photos, videos and documents. It is a must have for extra storage when either your device does not have enough or you prefer external storage. Transcend is a very reliable company. Be sure your device accepts XC (extra capacity) otherwise it will not recognize the card since the card is not backward compatible. I have an older device that only accepts HC (high capacity) and it did not recognize the XC card but did recognize the HC card of the exact same brand. There's a saying: 'You get what you pay for', which is usually a warning but from my experience, when it comes to this product, you get MORE for what you pay for.
Several years ago I purchased several Transcend Micros SD 16 GB V30 cards that had a CID manufacturing date of 2012. With those cards I could write images to the card with a typical speed of 34 MB/Sec. Based on those results I ordered 5 of these in April of 2022. The cards that arrived in this order were manufacturedin 2015 and only had a write speed typically of 22 MB/Sec. Since this was less than the V30 specification, I returned all of the new cards to Transcend under warranty for evaluation and they sent me replacements with a manufacturing date of 2016. Unfortunately the replacements from Transcend are only slightly better. Something appears to have changed since the early ones were made and not for the better. The old 2012 cards still write at 34 MB/Sec. so ... MoreSeveral years ago I purchased several Transcend Micros SD 16 GB V30 cards that had a CID manufacturing date of 2012. With those cards I could write images to the card with a typical speed of 34 MB/Sec. Based on those results I ordered 5 of these in April of 2022. The cards that arrived in this order were manufacturedin 2015 and only had a write speed typically of 22 MB/Sec. Since this was less than the V30 specification, I returned all of the new cards to Transcend under warranty for evaluation and they sent me replacements with a manufacturing date of 2016. Unfortunately the replacements from Transcend are only slightly better. Something appears to have changed since the early ones were made and not for the better. The old 2012 cards still write at 34 MB/Sec. so I do not think it is how I am using them. YMMV
For several years, I purchased JUST SanDisk and PNY SD Cards, most of the time I purchased SanDisk. However, I decided to give Transcend 64GB Premium 400x a try. I purchased TWO Transcend SD cards with 64GB. And I tested both of them and was amazed: 1 When I copied files from my PC to these cards, it was faster than my SanSisk cards were...the same type MicroSDXC Class 10 on both brands! 2 My older Samsung devices are very picky about ang card over 32GB, yet these cards were read easily by my older Samsung Tab 4 and even my old TAB 3 read these. 3 These cards are genuine, not fake. 4 Comes with SD adapter...and I plugged in micro card into it and my old Win 7 desktop read it right from the SD card slot no problems. 5. My card reader read it fine and I plugged it ... MoreFor several years, I purchased JUST SanDisk and PNY SD Cards, most of the time I purchased SanDisk. However, I decided to give Transcend 64GB Premium 400x a try. I purchased TWO Transcend SD cards with 64GB. And I tested both of them and was amazed: 1 When I copied files from my PC to these cards, it was faster than my SanSisk cards were...the same type MicroSDXC Class 10 on both brands! 2 My older Samsung devices are very picky about ang card over 32GB, yet these cards were read easily by my older Samsung Tab 4 and even my old TAB 3 read these. 3 These cards are genuine, not fake. 4 Comes with SD adapter...and I plugged in micro card into it and my old Win 7 desktop read it right from the SD card slot no problems. 5. My card reader read it fine and I plugged it into my OTG Adapter, my Tab A 8.0 read it just fine. 6 The card was preformatted and my PC Computer read it fine, all my Android devices I tested it on read it perfectly. 7 For the very low price of 17.99, this is a BEST BUY in my opinion! 8 Every test I ran on this card worked fine. So far, I am very pleased with this Transcend 64GB MicroSDXC Class card. If you are wondering if you show putchase this SD Card over other brands, then in my opinion, I say BUY THIS CARD! Very highly recommend this card.
I purchased this little microSD card for my truck's Dash Camera around 2-3 years ago and it reads/writes data DAILY every time I take my truck for a drive. Because of the Dash Camera that I have, it automatically overwrites the oldest video files and replaces them with new ones so it never fills up. The durability of this little storage card really shows because it hasn't corrupted and has served me well for several years. It also comes with a little case to keep it in so you don't lose it, however, be careful because it is VERY small and there is a high possibility of using it if you don't keep it inside your device or case. (It's about the size of a fingernail)
I'm using this micro SD card as a data drive for my NUC. My OS is Mint 19 with Btrfs as /. I formatted this card using F2FS, and have it as /mnt/SD (mount at startup and don't show in user interface.) It works very well and keeps my data separate from Timeshift recovery. Even large files open instantly. I created shortcuts in my Home directory for quick access. This drive is faster than a certain class 10 have used in the past. Clonezilla does not generate a 110 error like my previous class 10 if I leave it mounted while making a system image. Very pleased.
I've preferred Transcend products for flash memory and RAM for more than 10 years now, and besides a flash drive that fried in a computer with a flaky power supply I found superior to everything else I bought from brands like Sandisk, PQI, PNY, Patriot, Adata, Voyager, Lexar, Toshiba, Kingston and others. Well up until now..... The TS32GUSDU1 is an extremely picky and problematic card. Compared to my other card, full size 16GB transcend s class 10 sdhc, it really sucks. Write performance with 512 byte sectors is about 600KB/s regardless of OS and reader. Write performance with 4Kb sectors is about 1.6 M/s in the mac mini integrated SDHX reader, 6.5 M/s in the eye-fi usb card reader and short of 6MB/s in the Transcend RDP8 usb reader. This is an abysmal performance. ... MoreI've preferred Transcend products for flash memory and RAM for more than 10 years now, and besides a flash drive that fried in a computer with a flaky power supply I found superior to everything else I bought from brands like Sandisk, PQI, PNY, Patriot, Adata, Voyager, Lexar, Toshiba, Kingston and others. Well up until now..... The TS32GUSDU1 is an extremely picky and problematic card. Compared to my other card, full size 16GB transcend s class 10 sdhc, it really sucks. Write performance with 512 byte sectors is about 600KB/s regardless of OS and reader. Write performance with 4Kb sectors is about 1.6 M/s in the mac mini integrated SDHX reader, 6.5 M/s in the eye-fi usb card reader and short of 6MB/s in the Transcend RDP8 usb reader. This is an abysmal performance. When left to the OS to manage the block sizes (OS X 10.8.4) in the Transcend RDP reader it gets 19.5 M/s read and 14.3 M/s writes, in the eye-fi reader it reaches 14.6 M/s writes and 19.7 M/s reads, in the Apple mac mini reader - 20.0 M/s write and 80.6 M/s read. Here the performance is way better than expected. In my cameras - a Nikon D90 and D600, the D600 clearly experiences buffer full issues a lot sooner with this card than with my simple Transcend 16gb class 10 TS16GSDHC10E. In my android tabled the speed test application indicated worse speeds for this card than an old 4gb class 4 card with no manufacturer name printed on it (daneelec or transcend) reporting write speeds less than 4.5 M/s and read speeds less than 6.5M/s I can't really decide if this card is worth it, as it is slower in my camera and in my tablet than other, lower class cards I have, and this is where it really matters. All of the above discrepancies leave me to believe that the controller on this is card is extremely bad and negligent design, and just destroyed all trust I could have had for the card performing reliably with my data. Perhaps it will be back and replaced by one of the true and tried Transcend cards of lower capacity and class 10, which at least works for real.
Over the past decade I used more than one dozen Transcend memory cards (including CF, SD and micro-SD), and have never encountered any card failures. They are all reasonably priced and provide adequate performances. So when I saw thisTranscend 64GB MicroSDXC Class 10 UHS-1 card (TS64GUSDU1P) offered during Home Essentials Direct Deal of the Day sale, I quickly grabbed another one. This product is advertised as '400x', or 60MB/s ('1x' = 150kB/s, a leftover from the days of CD-ROM drives). But this is referring to its Sequential READ speed only. The Sequential Write speed is much slower according to my testing. I used a program called CrystalDiskMark v3.0.1 x64 to benchmark this card. The card reader I used is theTranscend USB 3.0 Card Reader (TS-RDF5K) , plugged into ... MoreOver the past decade I used more than one dozen Transcend memory cards (including CF, SD and micro-SD), and have never encountered any card failures. They are all reasonably priced and provide adequate performances. So when I saw thisTranscend 64GB MicroSDXC Class 10 UHS-1 card (TS64GUSDU1P) offered during Home Essentials Direct Deal of the Day sale, I quickly grabbed another one. This product is advertised as '400x', or 60MB/s ('1x' = 150kB/s, a leftover from the days of CD-ROM drives). But this is referring to its Sequential READ speed only. The Sequential Write speed is much slower according to my testing. I used a program called CrystalDiskMark v3.0.1 x64 to benchmark this card. The card reader I used is theTranscend USB 3.0 Card Reader (TS-RDF5K) , plugged into an USB 3.0 port. This is important to note because if you use an USB 2.0 card reader or USB port, the card speed will be handicapped. My benchmark result shows this card has a sequential Read speed of 67.5MB/s, which is better than the advertised 60MB/s. Its Write speed, however, is only 21.2MB/s. Technically this is twice as fast as a 'class-10' card, but it is slower than most other UHS-1 microSD cards I have purchased in the past two years. See the comparison chart I uploaded for details. [Bottom Line] This is a decent card and a good value. I just wish its write speed is on par with other UHS-1 cards. In my case, I intend to use it in a portable media player, so the write speed is not critical. But if you need a memory card for recording HD video or for use in DSLR, look for one that bears the symbol 'U3' (A big 'U' with a '3' inside). I have tested theSony 64GB microSDXC High Speed Memory Card (SR64UXA/TQ) and its Write speed is 57.2MB/s - almost 3 times faster than this U1 card. [Other Observations] - The card says "Made in Taiwan" - The capacity of this '64GB' card, as reported by my computer, is 60.0GB. This is actually higher than that of some other cards. For example, theGigastone MicroSDXC 64GB (GS-2IN1X1064G-R) only shows 58.2GB
So far this card has worked perfectly. It reads and writes rapidly, too. I now use it to store downloaded streamed content to play later in my tablet, and also for backup purposes. I will probably purchase more of this brand for my DSLR Camera if this one continues to perform as it does now. The camera is a few years old and will only use SDHC and not the larger capacity SDXC. But 32 GB holds a lot of information, and the prices on them are getting very reasonable. This card came with an adapter with the ability to remove the smaller micro card, so it is useful in all my equipment. I have no complaints about it whatsoever at this time. However, I have only used it for about two weeks.
Transcend is a budget brand and so far has been very good to me in my experience. I use this in mySpy Tec A118-C Capacitor Edition Full 1080P HD Video Car Dashboard Camera - No Internal Battery | Novatek NT96650 Chipset + Aptina AR0330 Lens| 170 Degree Super Wide Angle 6G Lens | B40 G-Sensor and it works beautifully. The camera will only reliably use up to 32GB cards, and this card fits that bill perfectly. I bought 2 of these microSD cards and swap them out if I want to pull footage off the cameras. I record in 1080p for about 10-12 hours a week on average. Wherever I go, it records video on to this card, and I've never once had a corrupt batch of videos out of about a thousand hours of use.
Bought two of these, put both into two Kids Fire Tablets. One hasn't had any problems at all. The other tablet stopped recognizing the sd card in less than 24 hours. Since it is formatted as internal storage, couldn't test it on any other device, and the device it is formatted to can't see it, so will be returning it. I'm sure there's probably a program that could force format it and maybe make it useable again, but that was more technical and time consuming then I'm willing to spend. Picked up a PNY with same specs at another store instead.
| Card Type | microSDHC |
| Storage Capacity | 16 GB |
| Bus Type | UHS-I |
| Speed Class | 10 |
| UHS Speed Class | U1 |
Transcend: 16GB Class 10 UHS-I (Premium) microSDHC Card with Adapter
It is a familiar sight for many users that mobile devices are no longer just used for making calls. High performance and the need for great versatility have become standard. With the Transcend microSD Premium (400x) UHS-I memory cards, you can consistently meet these demands and maintain the responsiveness of your device despite numerous applications, apps, and multimedia files. Take full advantage with transfer rates of up to 90 MB/s (read speed) and enjoy all the benefits of your mobile device. Free download of the RecoverRx software (for recovering deleted photos).
It is a familiar sight for many users that mobile devices are no longer just used for making calls. High performance and the need for great versatility have become standard. With the Transcend microSD Premium (400x) UHS-I memory cards, you can consistently meet these demands and maintain the responsiveness of your device despite numerous applications, apps, and multimedia files. Take full advantage with transfer rates of up to 90 MB/s (read speed) and enjoy all the benefits of your mobile device. Free download of the RecoverRx software (for recovering deleted photos).
It is a familiar sight for many users that mobile devices are no longer just used for making calls. High performance and the need for great versatility have become standard. With the Transcend microSD Premium (400x) UHS-I memory cards, you can consistently meet these demands and maintain the responsiveness of your device despite numerous applications, apps, and multimedia files. Take full advantage with transfer rates of up to 90 MB/s (read speed) and enjoy all the benefits of your mobile device. Free download of the RecoverRx software (for recovering deleted photos).
It is a familiar sight for many users that mobile devices are no longer just used for making calls. High performance and the need for great versatility have become standard. With the Transcend microSD Premium (400x) UHS-I memory cards, you can consistently meet these demands and maintain the responsiveness of your device despite numerous applications, apps, and multimedia files. Take full advantage with transfer rates of up to 90 MB/s (read speed) and enjoy all the benefits of your mobile device. Free download of the RecoverRx software (for recovering deleted photos).
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