Gigastone 16GB SDHC Memory Card, Pack of 2 Cards, Prime Series, Up to 80MB/s Transfer Speeds for Photos, Videos, Music, Files, Camcorder, Camera, PC, Class 10 U1 UHS-I

Works well in my camera with no problems.

Great value.

good set of SD cards

Get what you’ve paid for, 128GB SD card. Plugged this into my fairly old Canon 1100D EOS camera and the photos produced are nothing short of brilliant. Fits perfectly and would definitely recommend an SD card of this size no matter what. Would purchase again.

Not used yet but no doubt will do the job we need it to as 16GB of memory

As discribed and on time

Good price and does what it says

I bought this in a bid to save some money but it's actually cost me more money as the disc corrupted an entire photoshoot and I lost the lot and I ended up having to buy a SanDisk card in the end anyway.I used this card with a new Canon camera and the camera kept shutting down after 90 minutes of use and wouldn't switch back on, even with a fully charged battery. I took it to a Canon expert who suspected the memory card wasn't compatible with the camera and was causing the camera to work overtime. He recommended I only use SanDisc or other reputable brands.I bought a SanDisk card from a photography shop and my camera worked perfectly. It didn't shut down and all my photos were saved on it, as they should be.I just wish I'd bought a SanDisc in the first place.

I have a canon camera and this card allows you to take around 9000 regular photos and 3000 high-quality photos super great and useful!

I purchased this camera for a Lumix camera. As of now it is getting the same speeds as my Sony v90 nd Delkon v90. I have zero complaints, time will tell how reliable it will stay.For the price it has the listed advertised speed and rating. The testing was performed on a cheaper uhs-ii USB C reader and speeds may be even faster on higher quality gear.

SD card works. Why would it not?

I agree with the review below but, in my case, I took alot of videos of a school reunion.It was coming up on my highschool reunion and I needed an SD card with enough memory to record at least 100 photos as I was planning to upload them to facebook for our reunion club.I bought a couple and headed to the reunion.I took video and WAS ABLE TO RECORD ABOUT HALF HOUR of video on one SD card I just had to record it with mid range pixel count. But it did work!In total I was able to take over 1000 pre-edit photos on the other and the quality of the images and the sheer amount this card holds also blew my mind!I would purchase another of these for video storage if a higher read/write speed was offered.A good value for the pricetag!ORIGINAL REVIEW:When looking for an SD card I wanted to find a fast, reliable brand that would allow me to fit large volumes of photos and after much research, I settled on Gigastone 128GB SD Card and it did NOT disappoint!It is easy to use, has a large memory and would be perfect for weddings or events! Ease your mind knowing that your digital memories are in a safe place!It really doesn't handle video well. I use a Canon Rebel T7 and while it does amazingly with pictures or other things of the sort, video requires a faster read/write. So you can get maaaybe 12 minutes of video before you have to notice it stopped recording and restart it. And sometimes when you pick back up on recording it skips a bit since the buffer is slow. A new SD card fixed my issue so be warned.I bought this to go with my dad’s game camera for at our family camp. We left it up for about three weeks and got over 5,000 photos!! The quality of the images and the sheer amount this card holds blew our minds! Well worth the money! Here are a couple of our favorites as reference.Possible improvements on ths would be to increase the read/write speed..

La mejor memoria que he tenido en mi vida