As advertised! You can not beat the price for this San Disk card.

Used for a cpap. Works perfect

it's a memory card, it does it's job.

Works as it should

I have made a lot of videos and always use this Scandisk. Because is reliable and easy to use. I shoot my video and load them to my computer then erase them clean my card and is ready to shoot many more videos. This is the only memory card that I use

Bought for trail cam and works great and is only $9

They work just fine.

Good product it's been more than a year since I bought still good usage n no lag of use !!!

It's so darn quick, and for less than $.50/GB, it's a huge steal! 128GB is more than enough for 4000+ L+RAW photos on my Canon. If you don't have multiple slots on your DSLR and you're going to shoot RAW on a weeklong European tour, I can assure you this will have enough space. Also, the write speed and Class 10 rating are really handy; You don't want to lose your data to corruption, and you don't want to sit and wait for 128 gigs to transfer over to your computer at any rate slower than 40 MB/s.An all-around compact, quick, huge card perfect for really anyone taking photos. I'm sure it will serve just as well as a flash card for music, documents, project files from synthesizers, and many other applications.One thing I want to say: If you are just starting out with your new camera, it may actually benefit you to get a small SD card. Limited space will help you shoot better pictures. If you're like me though, having shot film cameras for a while and being restricted by 24 or 36 exposures, you will not need to do this. That's all I have to say.

I picked this up for use with my Nikon D3200. The first card that arrived did not function well at all producing error messages and at times completely failing. I sent it back and the replacement card has worked as advertised for several months now. Speeds are plenty fast for the kind of photography I'm doing and the 32 GB is just what I need allowing me to store a great many pics without having to spend on a 64.Bottom line: It works well for my needs; I like it.

Carte de grande capacité, pas chère et d'une marque réputée pour sa qualité. Je m'en sers comme sauvegarde permanente sur ma box TV pour enregistrer et cela fonctionne très bien.

genuine sandisk cards that perform flawlessly as expected , at this price its a no brainer , beautiful performance in my Nikon D7000 .

I've not used SD cards for file storage before, I've always used either micro SD (in the android phone), incumbent storage on the laptop or an external hard drive - so I wasn't sure what I was going to get or if it was going to work in my laptop or in the car. Also, there are so many fakes out there it is always a gamble. But I had a flick through the reviews on this item, and its SanDisk which is reputable, so if genuine I felt sure it would be bob on for something. And it didn't cost very much so no great loss.I ordered the card to store music files, to put into the SD slot on the CD player in a new car. This too is a new experience for me, I had a CD changer in my old vehicle which was 12 years old, so I'm not particularly au fait with all the new features that come with cars now although I'm aware of the technology available. The card worked fine in my HP laptop and copying music files to it was quick enough - that was a good start. I tested file depth before committing everything I wanted to it, to make sure I copied albums over in a way that would be easily identifiable on the screen in the car. Interestingly, an album that was 3 folders deep was detected but the top folder was ignored, so reviews that mention a 2 folder depth capacity mean just that. So, a Folder for the Artist, with multiple sub-folders for the Album, and then under each the tracks for each respective album, would only detect the Album level folder and the tracks directly below.After that quick test to ensure the card was readable and the music was displayed, selectable and playable, I've copied over loads of music to it but still have room for more should I want it. I renamed the Album folders I copied so they were all prefaced with the Artist. So they're in the format Artist - Album Name. That groups them together on screen.The sound quality is good to my ear, but this does depend in part on how the music was stored on disk in the first place (especially if ripped from a CD). Navigating through the tracks on the car's entertainment system is quick, a lot quicker than I anticipated, and this is due to the quality of the card and the cars system, rather than the data on it. All in all it I'm completely satisfied and chuffed to bits that I can store so much music on this card, and have access to it via the touchscreen panel in the car. I'm still in the hazy honeymoon phase so I don't know what to listen to next!It is possible to go up and down tracks, and this will take you folder to folder; so if you go back to Track 1 on Album B, and then go back another track, it takes you to the last Track on the previous Album A. Unfortunately, unless you use the touchscreen to navigate up a level and change folders, you aren't able to change albums without going up and down the track list of each album, but if you've quick thumbs you can do that quite quickly. The card responds well when doing this, there's no delay that causes you to think you may have broken it.Just for reference, the card has gone into a Volkswagen Golf Match, the new model that was released in September 2014. The SD slot is in the CD player in the glovebox and the files are accessed via the car's entertainment system. You can navigate the files via the touchscreen or go up and down using the controls on the steering wheel. All in all, it's great and I'm very pleased. A bargain considering what it delivers.