PATRIOT 32GB SD CLASS 10

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Works wonderful. None. Typo from my initial evaluation, I own the Nikkon D90 and not the D50.

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Works good, specifically as described. Write speeds dont go below 10 mb/s. Put it in my Nikon S6000, now i have room for 7000+ photos. In my testing it is slightly over its minimum allowable speed, about 12 mb/s employing crystaldiskmark.

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it's working very goob but the tranfer rate is stupid, but it's a SD card

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This is while being used in a D7000 and a sony Laptop. In the laptop the card was showing unformatted I had to remove the card and reinsert  it to get it to recognise. In the D7000 1. It take a very long time (compared to kingston 32GB C4) to activate, and that is if it doesn't make the camera lose both cards requiring me to remove the Patriot. :/1 Star.... Do not recommend this product.

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I got this card for my Sony CX110 camcorder. It formatted right away in the camera and there was no problem recording high definition video at the highest bit rate of 24mbps. My SD card reader and ATTO showed 16 MB/s write, 20 MB/s read for 128MB file transfers. The 4K rate was 5 MB/s write and 6 MB/s read.

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I bought one yesterday, and it didn't work with my new Sony Vaio laptop (VPCY2). It didn't work in my PC's internal card reader either. It did work in my Ubuntu machine once, but didn't work afterwards.Very weird.

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30 recognized GB in a single card. Does not function reliably in my Canon T1i. I returned the first 1 mainly because my Canon T1i would show an error Err 02 - card cannot be accessed. Most most likely to occur when attempting to write a series of sequential pictures and when writing video. The replacement card behaves exactly the same way. I have to conclude that the card is not totally compatible with Canon T1i cameras, in spite of the 2 reviewers that had no complications, or that it is just not fast enough. It looks to read\write at 10 mbs, but Win 7 does not see it as Readyboost capable and indicates that it does not display adequate performance charateristics for that. Manufacturer Response:Dear Valued Customer,In some cases you might need to get in touch with the camera manufacturer for a firmware upgrade to fully support the class 10 SDHC speeds.Thank You for deciding upon Patriot Memory.Sincere Regards,Patriot Memory Support Team

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I recently got a Canon ELPH 300 HS 12 megapixel camera for my birthday (fantastic compact by the way) and needed a decent SD card that could handle 1080/24p video without choking. This card handles everything perfectly, allowing me to shoot up to 2 hours of HD video total and at an average of 2 MB each, can hold as many as 16,000 full resolution JPEG photos. Overall I am very pleased.So long as you make sure your devices can handle large capacity SDHC cards before hand, you shouldn't have any issues with them. I did this for my camera, but not the built-in card reader my older 24" Dell LCD monitor has which won't even detect the card when I plug it in. Not a big deal really as I can simply plug the camera itself in via the onboard USB port and transfer content that way.I plan on buying a new MP3 player for my wife in fall, and am also saving up for a Canon EOS 60D which means I'll very likely be buying a couple more of these SDHC cards. The price is hard to beat when you combine price matching and/or sales with rebates. I feel a $1 per gigabyte isn't too bad at all considering the level of capacity and performance you get.

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I purchased two of these - One for my GoPro Hero, and one for my Canon 60D DSLR. Both memory cards worked out of the box, and both can shoot 1080p video with no lag/lost frames.I've tested this at 30fps at 1080p and 60fps at 720p on both the GoPro and the 60D with zero problems.I was skeptical at first buying something other than sandisk, but this does the job, and at a fraction of the price!

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A excellent card with a high capacity that is fast sufficient to record 1080p video. It does not store an infinite quantity of information and read/write at 8 petabytes/second...

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Great small card, just drop it in the media card slot in my Sony TX-7 and I can get started taking pictures appropriate away. no complain so far

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I bought 2 of these in December 2010. The batch did not work in my Nikon D7000. Patriot send new ones. They did not work either. They send new ones. It's April now. They did not work either. Finally we gave up and they send me 4 x 16GB LX cards. They worked fine and I have been using them ever since. The 32GB do work in other cameras I have, just not in the D7000, so beware. 5 stars for customer, 1 star for product not working in D7000 makes 3 stars total

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I was quite surprised to find out that this card is not compatible with my brand new Nikon Coolpix L120. When I insert  the card to the camera, the camera tells me that the SD card is not formatted, even though I've tried to format it in the camera.Disclosure: the Patriot brand is not on the approved memory cards list. http://help.nikon.ca/app/answers/detail/a_id/17254/~/approved-memory-cards---coolpix-l120

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The version of this card that I bought was not compatible with my Digital SLR camera. Patriot has been good about providing a replacement but it's a big, big hassle and is still not resolved. Perhaps the new version of the same card will work better but that is yet unproven.Just don't do what I did which was to buy 2 of these cards and then immediately head away on vacation. Test them first and then return them to NCIX if they don't work.

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Price matched this to $42 after MIR. Was worried at first because of some other bad reviews, but so far this thing is working great. I'm using it in a 1080p60 camcorder and it doesn't seem to drop  any frames or anything like that.Good storage and speed for the money, compared to name-brands. On computer, the write speed doesn't seem as fast as it should be... but maybe it's just me. It reads fast and it works in my camcorder so that's all I care about.

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This card is the fastest and biggest you can put in an SDHC mp3 player, camera or reader(look for the SDHC standard). Since I wanted more space for music on my Cowon D2+ I bought this card. The speed won't truly be use in an mp3 player and the capacity could have been higher but even with the limitation of SDHC this should give a lot of other years for my cowon.

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This didn't work for my Nikon D7000, its giving me a "card err", green light stays on, locking up the camera for couple minutes. now and then i get a corrupt pic. if you treasure your memories...don't get this card.although the 16GB version worked...but now concerned it may die once on vacation. inputting the order ID did not work for some reason...so i just clicked Satisfactory so i can post.i give this "completely Unsatisfactory" (1 star)

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Good value for the speed and capacity. Bought this to use in a Sony Nex-3 camera. Took it to a kid's birthday party and the card had no problem keeping up while shooting in continuous mode on RAW+JPG.

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Not having the budget for sandisk, and hearing stories of t2i issues with older firmware, I purchased this with much trepidation for my Canon 60d. I have been very happy - so far it has worked flawlessly. For continuous shooting I am seeing 16-18 frame bursts (RAW), and 12min+ full HD video recording before buffer stops the recording. I haven't tested in an external reader, but it transfers to PC via USB connection to camera very quickly - significantly faster than my old class 6. Shot off several hundred frames & several movies in rapid succession as a torture test and had no issues. Not one file was corrupt, and could find no defects in video - and I didn't even manage to fill the card up half-way.If you don't have the budget to spend 3-6 times as much on a sandisk this card is a great option.

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I got this so I could put all my music on it and play it in the Pioneer stereo in my truck. I've got 20+ GB of music so it is nice to have it all on one card. The only downside is that my player is slow to read and index the files. That is not the fault of this card however.