I recommend buying this because :
(1) It is a class 10 card, the fastest.
(2) Lifetime warranty, not 1-year or 5-year etc.
(3) Sold and shipped by a reputable seller, Amazon.com
(4) At the time I bought, the price beats all other prices which I compared to for the exact same item including brand.
(5) I have no problems in using this in cameras and voice recorders, etc
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It's fast, but it can be slower than a Class 6 at times...
I bought two of these for an Android phone (Captivate) and tablet (Nook Color). The Nook Color is running Android (CM9) on the card itself, while the Captivate is using the card for extra storage. So far, both are running just fine without a problem.CrystalDiskMark 3.0 benchmark using an IOGear GFR304SD USB 3.0 card reader:Transcend microSDHC 8GB Class 10Sequential: 22.717 MB/s read, 21.559 MB/s writeRead 512KB: 21.947 MB/s read, 1.037 MB/s writeRandom 4KB (QD=1): 4.284 MB/s read, 0.010 MB/s writeRandom 4KB (QD=32): 4.498 MB/s read, 0.010 MB/s(I've also posted a snapshot of CDM & ATTO)For comparison, here's the CrystalDiskMark 3.0 benchmark of the Class 6 version using the same reader:Transcend microSDHC 8GB Class 6Sequential: 19.044 MB/s read, 9.785 MB/s writeRandom 512KB: 18.709 MB/s read, 1.578 MB/s writeRandom 4KB (QD=1): 7.014 MB/s read, 0.021 MB/s writeRandom 4KB (QD=32): 7.008 MB/s read, 0.021 MB/s writeAs shown in the benchmark, this Class 10 is fast when it comes to large sequential access, but is a little worse than the Class 6 version when it comes to smaller random access. I think this card is perfect for a camera or another device that primarily read/writes large files. In my case though, since I'm using it on my phone and tablet where small random read/writes are more likely, I probably would have been better off with the older Transcend Class 6 card.
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CrystalDiskMark 3.0 benchmark using an IOGear GFR304SD USB 3.0 card reader:
Transcend microSDHC 8GB Class 10
Sequential: 22.717 MB/s read, 21.559 MB/s write
Read 512KB: 21.947 MB/s read, 1.037 MB/s write
Random 4KB (QD=1): 4.284 MB/s read, 0.010 MB/s write
Random 4KB (QD=32): 4.498 MB/s read, 0.010 MB/s
(I've also posted a snapshot of CDM & ATTO)
For comparison, here's the CrystalDiskMark 3.0 benchmark of the Class 6 version using the same reader:
Transcend microSDHC 8GB Class 6
Sequential: 19.044 MB/s read, 9.785 MB/s write
Random 512KB: 18.709 MB/s read, 1.578 MB/s write
Random 4KB (QD=1): 7.014 MB/s read, 0.021 MB/s write
Random 4KB (QD=32): 7.008 MB/s read, 0.021 MB/s write
As shown in the benchmark, this Class 10 is fast when it comes to large sequential access, but is a little worse than the Class 6 version when it comes to smaller random access. I think this card is perfect for a camera or another device that primarily read/writes large files. In my case though, since I'm using it on my phone and tablet where small random read/writes are more likely, I probably would have been better off with the older Transcend Class 6 card.
Capacity: 8 GBPackage Type: Standard PackagingVerified Purchase
It's fast, but it can be slower than a Class 6 at times...
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2012
I bought two of these for an Android phone (Captivate) and tablet (Nook Color). The Nook Color is running Android (CM9) on the card itself, while the Captivate is using the card for extra storage. So far, both are running just fine without a problem.Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2012
CrystalDiskMark 3.0 benchmark using an IOGear GFR304SD USB 3.0 card reader:
Transcend microSDHC 8GB Class 10
Sequential: 22.717 MB/s read, 21.559 MB/s write
Read 512KB: 21.947 MB/s read, 1.037 MB/s write
Random 4KB (QD=1): 4.284 MB/s read, 0.010 MB/s write
Random 4KB (QD=32): 4.498 MB/s read, 0.010 MB/s
(I've also posted a snapshot of CDM & ATTO)
For comparison, here's the CrystalDiskMark 3.0 benchmark of the Class 6 version using the same reader:
Transcend microSDHC 8GB Class 6
Sequential: 19.044 MB/s read, 9.785 MB/s write
Random 512KB: 18.709 MB/s read, 1.578 MB/s write
Random 4KB (QD=1): 7.014 MB/s read, 0.021 MB/s write
Random 4KB (QD=32): 7.008 MB/s read, 0.021 MB/s write
As shown in the benchmark, this Class 10 is fast when it comes to large sequential access, but is a little worse than the Class 6 version when it comes to smaller random access. I think this card is perfect for a camera or another device that primarily read/writes large files. In my case though, since I'm using it on my phone and tablet where small random read/writes are more likely, I probably would have been better off with the older Transcend Class 6 card.
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