September 11, 2009
Transcend 32 GB SDHC Class 6 Flash Memory Card TS32GSDHC6
Posted by: TranscendMemoryCards : Category: 32Gb Memory Card, Transcend SDHC Memory Card
- Fully compatible with SD 2.0 Standards
- Compatible with all SDHC-labeled host devices (not compatible with standard SD)
- Easy to use, plug-and-play operation
- Built-in Error Correcting Code (ECC) to detect and correct transfer errors
- Complies with Secure Digital Music Initiative (SDMI) portable device requirements
Product Description
Transcend¿s SDHC card is based on the new generation of SD cards (SD 2.0) that support the FAT32 file system format. Fully Class 6 compliant, the card features fast data transfer speeds (guaranteed minimum write speed of 6MB/s) and satisfies the high-capacity demands of today¿s new SDHC devices such as high-end digital cameras or digital camcorders. You can store your entire music or picture collections, video clips, or even complete full-length high quality movie… More >>
Transcend 32 GB SDHC Class 6 Flash Memory Card TS32GSDHC6
September 11th, 2009 at 12:40 pm
this was advertised as in stock and was odered on the 14th…today is the 24th and it still didn’t arrive in the mail today. I’ve ordered a lot of stuff from here and I know Amazon is slow…but this is the last straw…I needed that card for an event tonight and another event in the morning. Amazon your shipping sucks!
I can only give it 3 stars until I get it and try it.
Rating: 3 / 5
September 11th, 2009 at 2:00 pm
I have been an Amazon.com customer for many years and this is the first review I’ve ever submitted. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT! I have been planning an Alaska trip for 3 years, even bought a new Canon SX110IS (GREAT camera by the way) for the event. I purchased 2 of the Transcend 2GB SDHC cards from Amazon.com at just under $8 each. I definitely got what I paid for. On the second day of the trip I noticed that several of my picture files were “unreadable” on the camera. The next day I lost several more. I ended up going to a Best Buy in Billings, Montana to buy a 4GB Sandisk SDHC card for $32, and it has worked beautifully. So whoever buys these Transcend cards and thinks they’re getting such a great deal may want to think again.
Rating: 1 / 5
September 11th, 2009 at 3:58 pm
The writer who gives this product one star is being totally inappropriate. She comments that it is a more cost-effective and a better buy (for her limited purposes with stills) to get a 2GB card.
Those of us who work in AVCHD / HD video need the 32 GB capacity, and for her to trash the Transcend card just because an older 2GB card is more cost-effective for use with stills is irresponsible.
This is a great card. I use it for recording MXP (24Mbps) AVCHD in a Canon HF S10, which is a pretty intensive application, and so far I have not seen any errors at all. I shopped it pretty hard, and found this to be the best buy for the money. Transcend is excellent quality, and the reason I ended up coming back to this page is because I am ordering another one right now. If that says anything.
Rating: 5 / 5
September 11th, 2009 at 5:57 pm
Great card, though you might have to format the card before it is usable on some cameras such as Panasonic DMZ-ZC3. Camera prompts you on start up “Memory Card Error Please Check The Card.” without an option to proceed or format. If so, the solution is to reformat card with a panasonic program [...]
I used the default format settings, after that, worked as a charm!
Rating: 4 / 5
September 11th, 2009 at 7:32 pm
This is an awesome piece of technology. Regardless of transfer speeds (which are pretty reliably fast with this card) the fact that you can get 32gb of memory in a piece of plastic that small and still be relatively affordable is simply awesome. These cards are ideal for camcorders (don’t get the slower class-2 or class-4 cards. You risk losing data when writing to the card), or virtually any other application. I use them in my Cowon O2 and Dell Mini for holding all my media files. I get read speeds of about 18mb/second and write speeds of about 11mb/second, which is quite respectable in my opinion. That’s about as fast as SDHC technology is going to take you; if you want faster wait until Solid State hard drives are standard inside camcorders and audio players.
Relatively cheap, from a good brand, and class-6: what more do you want?
Rating: 5 / 5