Transcend 32GB microSDHC UHS-I Class 10 U1 Memory Card with Adapter (TS32GUSD300S-A)

I recommend buying this because : (1) It is a class 10 card, the fastest. (2) Lifetime warranty, not 1-year or 5-year etc. (3) Sold and shipped by a reputable seller, Amazon.com (4) At the time I bought, the price beats all other prices which I compared to for the exact same item including brand. (5) I have no problems in using this in cameras and voice recorders, etc It takes time to research these information. Please click "Yes" below this line if this review was helpful to you.

I love the price and the large storage space. I have had this particular sd card for only a few months, so longevity I can't say, though the reason I bought this brand was because I bought the 60gb, 5 years ago and its gone from my Note3 to my Note8 and still works perfectly in my note 8. I've upgraded to the note 20 and wanted a fresh card.

Worked great copying my favorite music to it to play on my portable bluetooth speaker. I don't like using bluetooth much, so having a good portable speaker with TF/MicroSD card capable is great for me. This Transcend 32GB microSD Memory Card is great and I would recommend it to my family members and friends.

This card Read/Write speeds are plenty fast for video cameras and such. I tried a cheaper card and found it was too slow causing errors while recording video. But, this card works fantastic. The price is good too. Moral = You get what you pay for and this card is worth the price.

As described, no issues

Works good on dash cam in car. Also use it in a still camera. Comes with an adapter, so if your device uses the standard card. Will format to your device (fat, ntsf). No problems transferring files or deleting files.. videos look good and great sound. No noticeable heat distortion, when left in hot car while recording. Some cards will leave several lines while recording, in the video. So far this one hasn't, I think it was due to heat, on a lesser quality card *different brand), class 4. Thanks.

This is for a car DVR. It seems to work.

I used this micro SD in a ROKU 3. (Yeah, I know 8GB is overkill for a ROKU but I overdo everything). When you get the screen that says an SD card has been detected and you are asked if you want to format it, click the "format" button. It will format part of it (maybe 50 or 60%) and then kick back to the "SD detected..." screen. Just be patient, click Format again and it'll format a bit more and then kick back to that "detected" screen again. You might have to do this 4 or 5 times before the ROKU formats all of it. Eventually it will and on the Settings-About screen , you'll see an SD card down at the bottom and showing its size as 7.8 GB (that's the correct size because years ago, HDD makers, et. al., started defining a KB as 1000 bytes instead of 1024 bytes- makes 'em seem bigger. This lie created a mathematical error which will be with us forever. Any 8GB card will be shown as 7.8GB) None of the above nonsense means that there's anything wrong with this SD card. ROKU can just get picky now and then. By the way, I've used this same brand of card in the Raspberry PI and it worked fine.