[Older Version] SanDisk 16GB Ultra microSDHC UHS-I Memory Card with Adapter - 98MB/s, C10, U1, Full HD, A1, Micro SD Card - SDSQUAR-016G-GN6MA

I’ve been using this SanDisk 32GB Ultra card in my Android phone and my Nintendo 3DS, and it works flawlessly. It’s fast enough for storing apps, taking photos, and even recording Full HD videos without any lag or errors. The transfer speeds are consistent and reliable.I really like how durable it feels—especially knowing it’s shockproof and waterproof. Great peace of mind! Plus, it comes with an adapter, so I can use it in my camera too.It’s not the fastest for large file transfers or 4K video, but for everyday use like music, photos, and regular video recording, it’s perfect.Would definitely buy again—great value for the price

Still works, really reliable, huge capacity have one of each generation of Pokémon games(Arceus, Shield, Violet, let's go eevee, diamond), have both breath of the wild tears of the kingdom, animal crossing new horizons and its DLC, skyrim, monster hunter rise, I could go on so many games downloaded to my switch at once and I STILL have about 30GB left. WORTH every penny

I have used this card for a few years now and it has worked flawlessly. My only complaint or maybe thought is that it does not transfer data as fast as I would like. However, I am not sure if that is the fault of the card or the computer it is plugged into. It's not what I would call slow and I only use it for extra storage still I wish it was faster.

The card works well so far, and has the specified speed and capacity.

not a paid review… my 1st IR motion-sensing cameraOut of the box, the English menu really was super-easy to understand. The English part of the user manual is only 8pp. long.I turned off the beep, which sounded every button press, then set date & time. It seems the amount of available light, not time of day, makes the device shoot pics in color or b&w. In default “shooting” mode, the actually very decent (useful, large-ish) LED screen changes its display from color to b&w & back, dependent on whether one points at bright or dim subjects.Menu has a (MP/megapixel) setting for still photo resolution & a separate setting for motion video resolution :JPG PHOTO—5 choices from “1MP (1280x960P)” to “14MP (4416x3312P)”AVI VIDEO—(5 choices from “320x240P” to “1920x1080P”).Regardless of which resolutions you choose in the menus, color photos & videos will naturally use more disk space (micro-SD memory space) relative to identical black & white photos & videos.I’m using an iMac to view pics/ vids… of course, the mini-SD card works on Windows too. (I’m a Mac user since ’92.)All comments based on 12 days & nights' experience... keep in mind cameras were only ever ~3 feet off the ground. It’d be best to be able to compare it’s motion-sensing sensitivity to another camera brand. Sorry, I cannot. I can say the device gives you feedback as you walk side to side in front of the camera in “set-up” mode: an LED lights green as it detects you entering its peripheral range. The actual results seem to correspond to 120˚ detection and 120˚ recording range (as stated in the manual), but that may be a little generous. How can one *easily* test that? Also, keep in mind that by nature, in daylight LED IR cameras sense motion further away than in darkness. In darkness, motion sensing seems to work as advertized & should be pretty good for “the woods”. In daylight, 35mph passing cars & trucks triggered the motion sensors from 20 meters for sure. It seems uncertain whether that is fact re: sensor sensitivity in darkness (when the IR LEDs are doing their thing).I’m documenting domestic cat activity, and my slinky local medium-sized possum has evaded the motion detection, BUT I suspect this is b/c I WAS POINTING toward my porch spotlight (which wasn’t in “flood” mode, but provided enough light to defeat the motion detectors at least somewhat). The camera was approx 20’ from the light source. On the other hand, at 30’ from the same light source, the T45 captured a mouse. A house cat should trigger motion-sensors every time. At night, I’ve captured mice, rabbit, skunk, possum, raccoon, and cats with this camera.The micro-SD slot is not so user-friendly, but this isn’t a show-stopper, imo. If one is willing to own a device that uses these tiny tiny memory cards, one accepts the experience. Just bring tweezers and hold a hand underneath the unit so you can catch it if it falls.I’m using 8 (Rayovac, btw) AA batteries, but the manual states you can load & run this camera on four OR eight AA batteries. It states not to use rechargeable AAs.

I recommend to friends

Works with no problems.

I've bought three of these over the years to store music on various tablets and the latest one to increase storage on a Roku Ultra Streaming Box. I've never had a problem with these San Disc micro SD cards. Great product.