Kingston Digital 64GB microSDXC Class 10 UHS-I 45MB/s Read Card with SD Adapter (SDC10G2/64GB)

I got this for my smartphone to replace the PNY SD Card I bought in 2011 that suddenly died. My PC has 4 Kingston RAM sticks older than that so I figured I'd go with Kingston. I recommend formatting it with the SD Card Formatter by SD Association, a program for Windows or Mac made specifically for memory cards, and not format using your PC's OS. After I formatted it with the SD Card Formatter I copied my music and other files to it, put the SD card in the smartphone, turned it on and it was recognized without a glitch, without the dreaded extSdCard needs to be formatted message that wipes out everything you copied to it.Another good thing, when I ordered this, I didn't realize it would be shipped from Taiwan. I didn't pay attention to the seller really, I was just looking for a new retail product with the best price with high reviews. Kingston is selling this for $17. I paid $11.25 with free shipping. I live in Florida and I assumed the seller was in the US. After placed the order on 1/17/16 the usual Amazon confirmation dialog popped up and it said the estimated arrival date would be 3/2/16! I said WTF! What did I get myself into? Not only am I'm going to have to wait a couple of months to get a damn little SD Card but what about if it's bad and I have to return it, It's going to be a nightmare, I don't speak Chinese! Unbelievably, I got it in 17 days from the other side of the world. You can trust doing business with this seller, NMicro Technology.

worked well in my Tascam dr 100 mk ii

What's to say about a micro-SD card? It works, holds my data in my phone, and reads up when connected to my PC. Price was better than average. I will say that I've had better success with Kingston than with its more well-known competitor.

After 2 years of daily use despite my abuse, my Lumia 920 was badly damaged on a road trip. I replaced the screen and it limped along for several months, but I recently took advantage of the great price on the Lumia 640. Hardware specs are actually better than the older generation 920, except for storage size (920 has 32 GB onboard vs. 8 GB on the 640). But the added benefit of being able to add storage with an SD card made it a no-brainer. Total cost for phone and this SD card? About $75.This card is working flawlessly and the Windows Phone OS enabled me to easily move most apps and all my music to the SD card. It's Class 10 speed (vs. Class 4 available for about the same price also on Amazon) enables me to play music without any lag and games play great.I've been using Kingston memory products for decades so I was confident in making this purchase. I've just bought a second one in case I swap out another 920 (love my new Lumia 640).

This is my 4th mico SDHC card I ordered because I need them for so many things. My android box, my camera, my car cam... you name it. Love this card. It comes with the adaptor as well so you can use the mini card or put the mini card into the adaptor and use the large one. The price for a 32gb card also great. Hence the reason I have 4 of them so far. I have never had any problems with these cards at all. The computer reads them fine and if I put one into my other card reader it also works like a charm. The card is fast and reliable. What more can you ask for?

I bought this for my phone. I was about to the end of my space with the 32GB internal storage and I wanted to have more space for pictures and music.I tested this device by writing multiple large files to it, then reading them back to confirm that they were un-corrupted. This card behaves exactly as it should. I have about 117GB with formatting for a file system. I can fill it up and still read back the original files. Now I have the additional space in my phone to take pictures and videos without having to remove music or uninstall apps.Make sure that your device is compatible with SDXC. If it is, this card should work.

Came pre-formatted in fat32 and ready to go, just plug it in. Fast access times and reliable which is very important to me

Great, fast and big - all in a teeny-tiny form factor that is perfect for the Raspberry Pi 3.Picked this up to serve as the storage for my Rpi3 that I turned into the new guts of my RetroPi gaming system. With the included SD adapter, I had no issues plugging this little guy into the reader on my iMac and using a disk tool to burn in the new image.The Kingston microSDHC card worked like a charm right out of the gate in my Pi, and the large 32GB capacity gives me the confidence that no matter what I throw on it while it serves its life as a game machine, it will have plenty of space.