Integral32 GB Class 10 UltimaPro SDXC Memory Card

Good Value

This card is unreliable. It keeps giving "write error" problems. I have tried it in four different cameras - Nikon, Canon (x2) and Panasonic, doing a low-level format in each camera before use. After a variable , but small number of shots it stops accepting write operations. Too risky to take out for an important photo shoot. (It would be good value if it worked properly but I can't take the risk again.)

Don't buy these!!Yes they are a little cheaper than other comparable memory cards by a few pence or pounds - however don't expect to ever be able to retrieve any data copied to them. I received 2x64gb cards for a new DSLR camera - you can format the cards, take some pictures, then test it on your computer.... hours later after multiple restarts, driver installs etc. and the computer will not acknowledge that there is an SD card in the drive - so return card to camera and try to view pictures, nope not possible, so tyr to take some more pictures, result is that the card has errors and cannot be used. Luckily I tested both cards and had the same result as part of planning big holiday where I'm looking to take lots of pictures.I'll note here that I tested the cards in 3 digital cameras, a Nikon compact, Fujifilm waterproof and the new Nikon DSLR - all had errors or denied that it was a memory card. I tried both cards in the 4 year old laptop and a new one (running Win 10), the old one did managed to let me access the pictures I'd taken, so have removed and deleted. The new laptop form Jan 2018, did not acknowledge that a memory card had been put in, until you fool it by putting in an old Sandisk 2gb first (this was so unscientific and illogical I don't know how it worked), Quick access attempted to view the card, the green bar goes for ages, result is not responding. CTRL+ALT+DEL does not let you close this down, hard reset is the only option.So in short, my review is not positive! Luckily I tested these cards rather than going on holiday and assuming they'd work.I wanted to put it in the title - 'Like plastic straws they are utterly pointless - though at least with plastic straws they may have a purpose in an emergency tracheotomy that I have to perform with a penknife'

Used it for a road test of Panasonic S5. The S5's hi-res (12,000 x 8000 px) mode was my primary interest and the card worked well, with enough speed for both images and 4k video.I have ignored 'warmth' and 'sheerness' stars above, as I do not think they are relevant for a camera memory card.

Probably one of my best buys. I have been to fashion events and filmed several tutorials without ever needing to change sd card. Prior to this I had two 32GB cards which would run out on my all the time. Now I don't have to worry and still carry the other two for emergencies with the rest of my kit.I am not sure how many pictures it would take to fill this but I shoot raw files and haven't come close. I do upload and format it after evey use though so long term it could probably fill pretty quick.Fast, not the fastest, but fast enough that I don't notice any problems whatsoever.

These are the cards I order and use all the time for Video / Photo work.We have various cameras (Canon, Sony & Panasonic) in the family. Have been using the 8, 16 and now the 32Gb, never had a failure with any - been using them for several years after other cards of a similar spec died within a few months of each other (I don't think they could cope with HD video). Have also started using their micro- SD cards in our Samsung Galaxy phones. Don't have an issue with any of the gadgets writing to them and that includes HD 60 fps Video, RAW, etc.

I really can't see why these had so many poor reviews. I purchased this for my camera it literally was plug and play no problems at all.Great price too.

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