PATRIOT 32GB SD CLASS 10

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Operates fantastic with my Kodak Zi8 at 1080p.File copy of 300MB to card takes 20 sec.File copy of 700MB to card takes 46 sec.So, ㅇMB/sec compose speed. Far more pricey than Class 4 cards which almost certainly operate fine also. Certainly a thumbs up

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Relatively economical, high capacity, rapidly? Regardless of being listed on the compatibility list, this does _not_ function in a Canon HF100 camcorder. However, it performs in the Canon PowerShot SD960, so it wasn't a total loss. It's challenging to blame Patriot exclusively. SDcard is such a messed up typical and Canon is equally to blame for failing to deal with a card _more rapidly_ than the minimum requirement.

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This thing has been a life saver when it comes to additional storage on my new Thinkpad, which came with a 120Gb SSD...which is rather a bit much less then my 320Gb conventional HD in my final laptop. Operates good as extra storage. None. Use exFat as the file system in vista of 7 if employing as a file storage device.

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Works great and fast in everything I've thrown it into. A neon color plastic housing or even neon colored printing on it would be nice since I keep losing it. I simply masking taped the thing, and neon spray painted the handling edge to make it easier to spot.

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Its a class 10 SDHC memory card for under $20!

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So far it's a really good value, speed is there, price is goodIt's working good with my Canon S95.Not my first Patriot card and never had any problems so far !

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Hasn't really corrupted data yet. Very first card performed at about 5MiB/s sustained create with factory format, and reformatted with sdcard.org SD Formatter. RMAed. Replacement card performs at about 5MiB/s sustained create. There's almost certainly a cause this charges half what a true C10 card does. I've tested this with numerous PCI and USB card readers on several computer systems. Achieves 10MiB/s writes on benchmarks that don't use random data. Achieves half with greater synthetic benchmarks utilizing random information.Ideal guess: the card controller is performing on-the-fly 2Ʌ compression on effortlessly-compressible data. If you write non-compressible information (music, movies, pix, archives, whatever), you'll in no way see 10MiB/s.

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Wonderful value. Flawless performance. I'm using it with a Canon T2i, specifically for the full HD video (which devours the gigabytes). I'm about to obtain an additional 1. Perfectly responsive for all my HD clips to date. None Super rapidly processing/delivery through UPS Ground (much more quickly than expected).

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It performs well with Nikon S-8100 Camera. None that I know of

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I bought it beacause it was 19,99$ for 32gb and I needed some extra storage for my tablet pc. I put it in the Tablet and everything wored fine :)Good product !

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Its a class 10 SDHC memory card for under $20!. I purchased to use it in my car stereo head unit for music and video files. For that it works great and I have no complaints.

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Operates fantastic with my Sanyo Xacti VPC-HD2000 and Nikkon D50. None.

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Bought 4 of these on sale at $20 for a wedding video shoot. Works well, good speed being a class 10 card. Cards are cheap nowadays. Not worth it to get anything slower.

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I have 8 Patriot 16gb class 6 SDHC cards for use in my two T2i's and 1 T3i. I've never ever had a issue out of them, so I ordered this 32gb version class ten. It will not record video in the T2i or T3i. You get a couple of seconds, and then it stops recording. Patriot knows about the problem, and to their credit, have agreed to swap this for a class 6. Hopefully that will perform. I'm sure this is a superior card if it is compatible with your camera. I would give my 16gb class 6's 5 stars. I only gave this three stars mainly because this is a Patriot issue, not a Canon difficulty. Other folks have had no difficulty making use of various class ten cards in their T2i's.

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I had no matters accessing the card with my notebook. Is not compatible with my Nikon D7000. Causes camera to freeze when trying to view pictures, even when turning the camera on. The camera displays FOR(mat) after about 60 seconds. Appears a small slow, but did not do any speed comparisons to other comparable SD cards. The card will perform in a Nikon D90.

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I used this on my dslr (D3100) and it work beatifully and for the great price of 32GB Class 10 Card. I would pick out another one but 32GB is massive. 1.2K of 14.2MP Raw(NEF) files that's just great!

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It's a class 10 memory card, what more can i say? Data saves quickly, woot.

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Utilised in conjunction with either a Kensington 7 in 1 SDHC adapter or any of the other people advised for the Sony PMW-EX1 this card will give you 112 minutes of recording time at he 1920 x 1080 HQ setting. Provided the somewhat few cards that work (unless you want to spend 񘈨 for a Sony SxS card) this is a true bargain for those of us who use the Sony XD Cam specialist series. None Calls for firmware 1.20 for the PMW-EX1 camera.

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This is my second of this exact same SDHC card and I use them for weddings, worship solutions and sporting events on my Panasonic AG-HMV150 camcorder. These units seem to be rock strong and can record at the highest achievable definition with no problems at all. I could have selected the Class 6 card with excellent final results, but for the price of the Class ten, it was worth getting the ideal MB/s. No cons that I can assume of. Generally searching for a far better price even though. The specs on this card are extremely comparable to that of the Panasonic version that is suggested by my camcorder and the Patriot is literally half the cost.

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It's the lowest price class ten SDHC I could fine. It won't choose up my dry cleaning? Purchased this for my Sony HXR-NX5U Camcorder and it has worked flawlessly due to the fact.

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Great transfert speed at low cost. Nothing else to say about this. For only 20$, it's a good purshase. This review was modfied by poster @ 08-21-12 04:09 PM

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Capacity, Cost, not sure about the speed (see "Other thoughts") It would be great if the specs web page listed if the card is MLC or SLC Purchased this with intent to use it with my camcorder. Camera keeps erroring out saying "card speed also slow". What I didn't notice until it was too late was that my camcorder documentation says it only operates with SLC cards and this card occurs to be MLC. Really should have carried out much more research beforehand...

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I bought this card on 7ቶ񳏊 and these days is 1Ǜ񳏋. So I've had a chance to use it for a even though and I have to say it's been the only SD card I've needed to use in my camera. I use it in my Nikon D5000. The initial time I inserted it in my camera, I formatted the card and haven't looked back since. Tons of memory 32GB and super quickly...Class ten SD Card. I've taken over 4000 hi-res photographs with it and operates excellent. It nonetheless works just like it was new. Shooting hi-res photo bursts, video...no waiting with the camera for the card to catch up the write. I have no complaints at all. I take it out of my camera and plug it straight into my MacBook Pro SD Slot and transfer my media, it's brilliant. I certainly have no complications nor complaints. Love it. Significantly quicker than my 4GB Class 6 SD Card. I'm really happy and happy with my purchase. None at all.

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I received this and installed it into my Panasonic ZS7 with no difficulties. 32 gigs and class 10! None so far. I have in no way had any troubles with Patriot memory. Nonetheless operating four gigs in my desktop for just about 3 years ྸǝ). In fact, that knowledge is what created me go ahead and acquire this for my camera.

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I got it for 20 bucks (with pricematch if my memory serves me well) which is a very good price. It is backed up with a 5 years warranty which gives peace of mind for half a decade. I am using it in a Canon SX40HS with CHDK and so far I am very pleased. Everything is working well even the 8 shots per second. I have not tried the RAW option yet.