Amazon has
3-Pack 32GB PNY Class 10 U1 V10 A1 microSDHC Flash Memory Card (P-SDU32GX3V1180-GE) for
$24.99.
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3-Pack 32GB PNY Class 10 U1 V10 A1 microSDHC Flash Memory Card (P-SDU32GX3V1180-GE) for
$24.99.
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Features:
- 32GB Storage Capacity
- UHS-I / U1 / V10 / Class 10 / A1
- Min Write Speed: 10 MB/s
- Records Full HD Video
- Capture Raw and JPEG Photos
- Shock/Temp/Water/X-Ray/Wearout Proof
- ESD/Vibration/Humidity Proof
- Includes microSD to SD Adapter
- Ideal for use with smartphones, tablets, drones, action cameras, surveillance cameras, gaming consoles, and more
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Community Reviews
This 3 pack of 32GB PNY Class 10 microSD cards stands out for older gear that tops out at 32GB, including audio recorders, trail cameras, retro consoles, Raspberry Pi projects, Wyze cameras, and some 3D printers. The V10 and A1 ratings fit low bandwidth recording and basic storage needs, and the smaller capacity can avoid compatibility issues with FAT32 and older devices. The main concerns are reliability and authenticity, with reports of dead cards, counterfeit units, and failures after months of use. Packaging is also described as plain generic bags, so it feels like a practical but cautious fit for legacy devices.
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The sequential write speed IS guaranteed to be 10mb/s. It sounds like your cards are writing to fragmented file systems or writing lots of small files if you are being faced with slow down so reliably.
I am well under the 10 mb/s when recording an audio track to the V10 cards I have.
Let's be real, there's plenty of people who sell things they don't fully understand. You're an example of a memory card salesman who's obviously confused when the faster speeds are unnecessary for a task. Even, when I present you with a valid example of a real world use case, you're still seeking to argue about it to defend a position that these particular cards have no use case and should be avoided by all.
If my Tascam DR-10X and DR-10L would have needed faster cards than V10, I'd have discovered it within the last decade. Instead I've had 10 years of reliable recording on to C10 and V10 cards like these without any issues.
Summary: Some devices require SDHC (Max 32GB capacity). Some tasks do not require ultra fast write speed. Audio recorders are a common use case for V10 class micro SD cards.
Best of luck to you in your career/hobby as a memory card salesman. Let me know if you have any other questions I can help you to more fully understand. Would you like to discuss the A1 rating next?
The cards in this listing show they are A1 rated which guarantees a minimum random read of 1,500 IOPS (Input/Output Operations Per Second) and a random write of 500 IOPS.
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When you develop a time machine to buy more items from last December I'll want to be on your good side.
When you develop a time machine to buy more items from last December I'll want to be on your good side.
What is with the arguing over 2020 tech.
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