Transcend memory card: decent quality for low price
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This is probably the best product out there if you're just looking for a memory card that'll get the job done without hurting your wallet too much. But if you're looking for the best, I would definitely have to recommend SanDisk's memory cards. I haven't yet had a problem with my Transcend card but based on others' reviews, it seems Transcend is not nearly as durable as SanDisk.
1236269
Does what it is meant to do, provides decently fast storage for a mobile device (Samsung Tab 4 8.0") at an affordable price. Popped the SD card in and it was recognized and has just worked since. I have had cards in the past that have been picky or even lose data or outright fail in a seemingly short period of time, but this SD card has not faltered at all.

Im a big fan of the EVO series of SSD from Samsung and I imagine thats what they are banking on using the name for these SD cards. I am fine with that as long as they live up to the name providing speed and reliability. I would recommend this card.
125996
Ordered Qty=2 class 6, 16 GB; got class 10 (better); both cards work fine, and are a decent deal at less than $1/GB for a high-speed card.  Work well for 20MP raw pics and HD video on my Canon 60D.
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I bought three of these for Pentax K-5 IIs.  I have no issues with the cards in my camera.  The write speed is more than sufficient for RAW+JPEG (~30MB for each picture); I've never used the video on my camera, so I can't comment on performance there.

What is strange is that two of my laptops, a Sager notebook (about 1.5 yrs old) and a brand-new Asus Chromebook running Ubuntu will not read these cards.  When inserted into the computers' SD slots, nothing happens. Either both computers use the same hardware and its compatible with these cards (but why?), or there's something goofy about the cards.  The computers have no issues with any of the Kingston or Transcend cards I have.

My Kingston FCR-HS219 19-in-1 card reader (much cheaper than currently priced on Amazon) has no issues with the card when connected to the same computers.  It's very strange.

Transfer speeds with the Kingston read are 16-20 MB/s sustained.  Takes ~30 minutes to transfer the contents of the entire card.
659455
Got a killer deal on this card a month or so ago, after my 3-4+ year-old 16GB microSD decided to stop being recognized by my phone.  I refused to pay what these used to go for, but found this for about twenty bucks and went for it.  Accessing photos on my phone seems to be a little quicker, but for a while I just couldn't access them, as my phone wouldn't recognize my old card, so that might be a little bit of a stretch, but all in all, this does what it is supposed to.  Recognized and is working well with my LG G3 and I expect it to do so for quite a while in the future with this and other phones.
1105238
It's fast, works well, and is high capacity.

Transcend IS a good brand. They make quality memory cards that play nicely with adapters.
3595043
Transcend Dual Pack 32GB MicroSDHC Class10 UHS-1 Memory Card with Adapter...  I use it for recording movies they came out  very clear and smoth
3665227
I am a youtuber and this does the job! No complaints. This is a higher quality memory card and I have had no trouble with it so far.
2934239
I bought this to use in my new Olympus E-510. I took a few pictures, uploaded them to my computer. Then put the card back in the camera. The camera said the card needed to be formatted. So I did - and took a few pictures and tried to upload again. This time the computer said the card couldn't be read. When I put it back in the camera, the camera said the card needed to be formatted. I'm glad I was just shooting pictures for eBay and not on vacation or something.

I exchanged the card through Transcend but haven't had a chance to test the replacement. I think they have some serious quality control issues. It appears that these cards either work perfectly or fail miserably.

It's a really good price for a big, fast card. If you don't mind doing Transcend's quality control for them, it's not a bad deal.
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I have been using it inside a M8S Pro Android TV box. No lag or hindrance of any type noticed while accesing this card. Plenty of room for music, photos, emulators, etc.
I am not the kind of guy who does benchmarks to compare, I judge products by their "real life" everyday use performance. I suspect this SD is on par with other high quality brands'. I don't mind its TLC, I barely write to it.
I have own a Silicon Power flash drive for years and it has turn out to be very reliable, even more reliable than other well known brands.
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The Transcend memory cards I have all worked flawlessly so I got this one for a big trip with my Nikon D3200.  It has worked well so far.
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Using it with a GoPro at the 1440/30FPS quality level. This replaced a slightly lower spec SanDisk card that would occasionally bail out mid-recording with an error. This extreme, qualified-by-GoPro card occasionally bails out mid-recording with an error, but somewhat less frequently. For my next card, I'm going with a different manufacturer.

It's OK for the price.
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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.
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I find this memory card to be similar to all the other ones. I haven't ran any official speed tests, but it works similarly to my 16gb sandisk in my Sony DSLR while shooting video. I wouldn't say that this is excellent in speed, but it does the job. But for 17 dollars, it seems to be a good value.
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In brief: Unless you find yourself filling up the buffer on your camera, this card will be fast enough for you. The price is great for the amount of storage it offers. I've had several Transcend brand cards, and none have failed on me yet. So far, this card has been reliable and problem-free.
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Reasonably fast Micro SD card.  32/64 GB seems to be the best price point.
1931723
I'm not the type to benchmark an SD card going into a phone, so to me it's uSD flash card, there's 32GB of space, and it works fast enough that I don't think about it.  I have no complaints.