SanDisk - 32GB SDHC UHS-I Memory Card

I purchased this SanDisk - Pixtor 32GB SDHC Class 10 UHS-1 Memory Card because my point-and-shoot Panasonic digital camera was having problems with the microSD card I was using in an adapter. For photos it worked fine, but often with 720p HD videos, the Panasonic would stop recording after a short time, like it couldn't write to that card fast enough. So I bought this new SanDisk - Pixtor 32GB SDHC card because it was supposed to be faster, plus I could start with a brand-new, blank, formatted card with much more room than my old 4GB card. It seemed to work better, although I think the Panasonic camera would still sometimes shut off video recording, although not as often. I actually now have a newer Sony point-and-shoot camera with 1080 HD video capability and it still works great with this SanDisk - Pixtor 32GB SDHC card and does not have any problem with shutting off video recording. This card is labeled as 48 MB/s. A different SanDisk card, that I bought my wife, is 80 MB/s, but my card is still plenty fast enough -- for my camera anyway. Plus the 32GB size lets you store lots of photos and video! I am very happy with it.

I bought this at a great price on a Deal of the Day. I wanted something that is less obtrusive than a thumb drive (memory stick) that protrudes from the side of my laptop and might get bumped and bent. It works fine. But, when I plugged it into the SD slot on my desktop, the computer ignores it and won't read any of the files on it. I tried everything I could think of to get the desktop to read it. So now it's a laptop-only storage device--not what I had planned.

This is the same memory card, San disk Ultra, rebranded for Best Buy. I'm using it in my DSLR and Olympus TG4. Shooting burst with DSLR it works as fast as other faster rating cards i own. Probably because it up to the camera's speed limits. No need to pay extra for super fast cards yet. Also, over years, had to deal with customer support of Sandisk, and have to admit, they pretty good with replacing bad cards.

I had just purchased a new laptop and noticed that with all the memory cards I have purchased over the years I didn't have any of these so I just happened to check out Best Buy's Daily deal one day and saw this at a really ridiculous low price so I bought three of them. I only wish that they came in little cases but that's not really a complaint in the least. They work great in my laptop.

I am always looking for backup cards for my T2i because I either forget to download old cards or always forgetting cards in PC (hooked up for photo download). I was able to purchase 2 cards for a price that is peanuts from best buy. These cards worked awesome in my canon T2i and will be purchasing more next time opportunity avails.

These Sandisk "Pixtor" cards are best buy exclusive item. The Pixtor name only used for best buy. great quality for a UHS1 class 10 card {up to 320X read, 48X write}. These SD cards work great on my Canon DSLR camera. i purchased 2 of these as deal of day for the reg. price of one! excellent value to stock up.

My only complaint, which might be my computer, is that after transferring the photos to my desktop and closing the related programs my computer said the memory card was still being used so I could not extract it. This has not occurred with other camera cards. After a half hour or so of un-use my computer said I could extract the card.

My buddy needed me to film his interview under a time crunch and there was no one else available. So I cracked open this card and threw it into my Sony a5000 and we did a full day interview session without a hitch. This card could handle long video sessions without any problem. I'd highly recommend these for video.