SanDisk 32GB Ultra microSDHC UHS-I Memory Card with Adapter - 98MB/s, C10, U1, Full HD, A1, Micro SD Card - SDSQUAR-032G-GN6MA

I’ve been using this SanDisk 32GB Ultra card in my Android phone and my Nintendo 3DS, and it works flawlessly. It’s fast enough for storing apps, taking photos, and even recording Full HD videos without any lag or errors. The transfer speeds are consistent and reliable.I really like how durable it feels—especially knowing it’s shockproof and waterproof. Great peace of mind! Plus, it comes with an adapter, so I can use it in my camera too.It’s not the fastest for large file transfers or 4K video, but for everyday use like music, photos, and regular video recording, it’s perfect.Would definitely buy again—great value for the price

I have used this card for a few years now and it has worked flawlessly. My only complaint or maybe thought is that it does not transfer data as fast as I would like. However, I am not sure if that is the fault of the card or the computer it is plugged into. It's not what I would call slow and I only use it for extra storage still I wish it was faster.

I bought the 32GB microsd with adapter, and got both items in perfect condition! You may recieve the two items together in a little baggie instead of together like in the product photos, so keep that in mind.

I recommend to friends

200 Giga Bytes SanDisk Ultra micro SDX UHS-1 A1 U1 SDSQUAR-200G-GN6MARead and write test on usb3 with usb3 card reader. FAST Formatted on the micro SD card is NTFS cluster size=default.Established and first noted, is that the equipment used to test, by far supersedes the capability of the item being tested.Major and primary type files in the folder used for the test are strictly video files of different extensions, different bulk size's,and different in frame size's.This test is not intended to find out transfer and write speed rates for teeny tiny mega files, IE note pad, word doc's, officedoc's small photos, mp3 etc.The Read test folder HBPVR size=28,993,187,364 bytes, Read speed=89.3 to 90.6 MB's constant=yes, dropped down on read speed=yes=one occurrence for approx. 2.5 seconds @ 70MB's. It is noted that during the full 28.9 GB data read test, the card core temperature reached 139 F. (the read test was non stop)The Read test full folder was copied onto a solid state drive and then named the same HBPVR-2, The card ,with the reader was ejected and the laptop on a/c plug in was shut down and restarted. It is noted, settings on the laptop were set to high performance during reading and writing test's. Also original folder will be left on the card whilst accomplishing the write test which may perhaps give an idea of how fast the write goes as the card gets fuller toward the 60GByts of data.The Write folder HBPVR-2 size=28,993,187,364 bytes, A burst write speed off the bat 49MB's for about 2.5 seconds then calmed down to a consistent 29.1- 33.5MB's throughout the write but with a few lower and higher write spikes for a (very short time) during the total write time, -was 14 minutes and 50 seconds, which averaged out to an 32.54MB's with an internal temperature 154 F at the core, 138 F at the mid body, and 132 F at the outer edge end of the card. (the write test was non stop)Phone APP expedite well? show me an application that will need to burst open 89.3 megabytes of data in a second to get going on your phone screen? Though perhaps here would be where the small file size read test would help. However in summary the card is developed as A1, but also consider in fairness your phone micro SD card reader capable of at least reading at these speeds? If not tested, then one really wouldn't be able to blame the card as fault. Is your phone processor capable to execute a single phone application of 89.3 megabytes of data in a single second?If not tested, then one really wouldn't be able to blame the card as fault. One might want to install the card in the phone and set up the phone into a USB 3 port and read and write to the card this should perhaps give an understand how fast the phone may be accessing or communicating with the card.Full HD= This card should by far exceed 1920x1080 with video and audio capturing at high bit rate.DCI 4K (native resolution) is 4096 × 2160 1.90:1 (256:135) 8,847,360 mega pixel frame size. Well one would have to be a bit"" carefulwhen\ or while wanting to achieve this type of video capture using this card, as its capabilities are no slower thanwriting at 29.1 mega bytes per second, thus one would have to configure their frame size, bit rates, both audio and video,. As long as the overallconfigured calculations don't exceed the write speed you should be successful to capture 4k on this card.I was not able to achieve 100MB/s (read) speed, thus 4 star.

Todo muy bien gracias

Works with no problems.

I've bought three of these over the years to store music on various tablets and the latest one to increase storage on a Roku Ultra Streaming Box. I've never had a problem with these San Disc micro SD cards. Great product.