Kingston Technology SDC10G2/128GB 128 GB UHS Class 1/Class10 Flash Memory Card (microSDXC to SD Adapter Included), Black

worked well for starters but started to fail and eventually no longer in use. Maybe just mine that had issues, but I had a bad experience with mine.

Hello, my videos are correct and these cards do the trick to equip my drone for each flight.I only shoot in 1920 X 1080 Ultra HD and that's okay, but I think these cards should do the trick for 2k or higher as well.That said I have not tested so do not know more about it for the higher values.In the photo it just lacks the plastic shell which houses the cards.I am completely satisfied with this product, and these cards were formatted on their own in my Eachine drone when I loaded them there, I did not have to do it, it should be noted, but on the other hand, for other brands, Hubsan for example, you will have to format the card in the remote control before using it in the drone.It is for me a good buy, which I wish you on Amazon.Sincerely, hoping to have been useful to you.

Lost all my data all of a sudden. I've been using this on my phone for additional storage.Now Windows sees this as a RAW file system with 251MB of space rather than 32GB/FAT32, asking me to format it before use.Worked fine for over a year to be fair but it's not ideal.Update:Contacted Kingston who referred me to a Data Recovery company who quoted £300. This was too steep for me so I didn't go ahead with it.Kingston provide a Lifetime Warranty with this card so they've sent me a replacement card free of charge which I've now received.

Upon opening the box, I immediately noticed that the writing printed on the adapter looked grainy and difficult to read. The card didn't seem to fit the adapter and kept slipping out of the adapter slot, even when I used the lock on the side of the adapter.I've had no issues with using SD cards on my laptop before, but when I inserted the adapter into the SD card reader that's built directly into my laptop, the card didn't even show up under "Devices", so there was no way I could use the card.After that I tried inserting the micro SD (without the adapter) into a USB micro SD card reader that I regularly use for my other micro SD cards without any issue. When I inserted this card it kept disconnecting from my computer at random times. Also, any file that I put onto the card was immediately lost once I transferred the card to my phone.At this point I suspected the card was a fake. I did some research into counterfeit SD cards and found out that the one I received was most likely a fake based on the style of the packaging - for example, the writing on the adapter was misprinted, as I mentioned earlier. By downloading the app SD Insight, I was able to confirm that the card I received is a fake.I am very disappointed and I am hoping to receive a refund.

I use this card with my new Samsung Galaxy S7 and I have near constant problems with corruption, having to erase, re-erase and re-format it every week or so. I lost some app data. The camera keeps switching to using internal storage because the card is so glitchy. I bought this specifically to have apps, photos, music and other stuff on that I don't want taking up space on my phone and I am finding it unreliable and useless. If I am willing to risk the data getting lost, then I put it on the card. Otherwise, it has to be constant backups and loss of information.Overall, I recommend spending few pounds more and getting a SanDisk card instead. Play safe.