Amazon has
3-Pack 32GB PNY Class 10 U1 V10 A1 microSDHC Flash Memory Cards (P-SDU32GX3V1180-GE) for
$24.99.
Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
- Note: Estimated delivery dates may vary by location.
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3-Pack 32GB PNY Class 10 U1 V10 A1 microSDHC Flash Memory Cards (P-SDU32GX3V1180-GE) for
$24.99.
Shipping is free on $49+ orders.
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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
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
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Community Reviews
This 3 pack of 32GB PNY Class 10 U1 microSD cards looks like a low cost option for handhelds, general storage, music, videos, and spare cards. The effective price lands around $8 each, and the cards are described as working well for basic use, with some real world tests and long term use in cameras and handhelds. The main caution is reliability, since there are reports of dead on arrival cards, corruption, and failures after a few months or after repeated writes. For dash cams and other constant write uses, endurance rated cards are the safer fit.
PNY support can replace dead-on-arrival cards quickly after receiving a photo and order confirmation.
The cards can work well for security cameras and dash cams with continuous write over multiple years.
The 32GB cards can pass a basic write-and-verify test after purchase.
The 3-pack can include cards that remain working even when one card corrupts files during an international flight.
The cards can be unreliable for dash cams, where endurance-rated cards are recommended to protect critical clips.
Some sets can include dead-on-arrival cards, and a few reports describe unreadable cards after only a few uses.
The cards can fail after only a few months of use, which can be risky for critical recordings.
The cards can corrupt files and become unusable, including cases where reformatting cannot restore access.
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