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| flash memory type | Micro SDHC | Micro SDXC, SD, Micro SD | Micro SDHC, SDXC | SDHC | Micro SDXC | Micro SDXC |
| memory capacity | 32 GB | 1 TB | 512 GB | 1 TB | 1 TB | 1 TB |
| speed class | class 10 | class 10 | class 10 | class 10 | class 10 | class 10 |
| write speed | 90 MB per second | — | 120mb/s | 90 MB per second | 130 MB per second | 130 mb/s |
| read speed | — | 150 megabytes per second | 120 megabytes per second | — | 190 megabytes per second | 190 megabytes per second |
From the manufacturer
At a Glance:
- Ideal for 4K Ultra HD and Full HD video (1)
- Transfer speeds of up to 90MB/s (3)
- RescuePRO Deluxe data recovery software (6)
- SanDisk Memory Zone app for easy file management (7)
- Shock-, temperature-, water-, and X-ray-proof (5)
SanDisk Extreme microSDHC UHS-I Memory Card, 32GB
Capture more fast action and record more Full HD or 4K Ultra HD video (1) with your Android based smartphone, interchangeable-lens camera or GoPro action camera. The SanDisk Extreme microSDHC UHS-I Card is built tough for extreme durability under challenging environmental conditions (5). Extreme speeds let you capture every detail of adventure and take the wait out of transferring your videos between devices. A storage capacity of 32GB (2) expands your device's memory and lets you record 4K Ultra HD video.
SanDisk products are constructed to the highest standards and rigorously tested. You can be confident in the outstanding quality, performance and reliability of every SanDisk product.
What's in the Box?
- SanDisk Extreme microSDHC UHS-I Card
- SD adapter
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Perfect for Your Action CameraSanDisk cards are compatible with smartphones, tablets, and action cameras and are recommended by GoPro for use with the Hero, Hero3, Hero3+, Hero4, and Hero+ LCD. |
Speeds of up to 40MB/s to Capture Quality Photos and VideoCapture fast-action photos or shoot Full HD video with write speeds of up to 40MB/s. The SanDisk Extreme microSDHC UHS-I Card lets you shoot more and transfer even faster. Quick read speeds of up to 90MB/s (3) save you time when transferring high-resolution images and 4K Ultra HD videos. |
4K Ultra HD ReadyWith the latest UHS Speed Class 3 (U3) (4) ratings, the SanDisk Extreme microSDHC UHS-I Card lets you capture uninterrupted 4K Ultra HD and Full HD video (1). This makes it ideal for recording outdoor adventures, weekend trips, or sporting events without skipping frames. |
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Easy File Recovery with RescuePRO Deluxe SoftwareThe card comes with a RescuePRO Deluxe data recovery software download offer (6). This software makes it easy to recover files that have been accidently deleted (download required). |
Durable Design for Use in Extreme EnvironmentsSanDisk Extreme microSDHC UHS-I Cards are shockproof, temperature-proof, waterproof, and X-ray-proof (5), so you can enjoy your adventures without worrying about the durability of your memory card. |
Choose the Amount of Storage You NeedThe amount of capacity you need depends on the types of files you have, how big they are, and how many there are. The chart above gives you an idea of how many photos and hours of video you can store for each capacity. |
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| Price | — | — | $13.00 | — |
| Capacity | 16GB | 32GB | 64GB | 128GB |
| Transfer Speed | Up to 90MB/s | Up to 90MB/s | Up to 90MB/s | Up to 90MB/s |
| 4K Ultra HD and Full HD video recording and playback | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Waterproof, temperature-proof, shockproof, and X-ray proof | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Included SD adapter | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| SanDisk Memory Zone app | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| microSD card dimensions | 0.43in x 0.59in x 0.04in | 0.43in x 0.59in x 0.04in | 0.43in x 0.59in x 0.04in | 0.43in x 0.59in x 0.04in |
| SD adapter dimensions | 1.26in x 0.94in x 0.08in | 1.26in x 0.94in x 0.08in | 1.26in x 0.94in x 0.08in | 1.26in x 0.94in x 0.08in |
| Operating temperature | -13 Degrees F to 185 Degrees F | -13 Degrees F to 185 Degrees F | -13 Degrees F to 185 Degrees F | -13 Degrees F to 185 Degrees F |
| Storage temperature | -40 Degrees F to 185 Degrees F | -40 Degrees F to 185 Degrees F | -40 Degrees F to 185 Degrees F | -40 Degrees F to 185 Degrees F |
Legal Disclaimers
(1) Compatible device required. 4K Ultra HD (3840x2160) and Full HD (1920x1080) support may vary based upon host device, file attributes and other factors. See the official website.
(2) 1GB=1,000,000,000 bytes. Actual user storage less.
(3) Up to 90MB/s read; up to 40MB/s write. Based on internal testing; performance may be lower depending upon host device interface, usage conditions and other factors. 1MB=1,000,000 bytes.
(4) UHS Speed Class 3 designates a performance option designed to support real time video recording with UHS enabled host devices.
(5) See product packaging and the official website for additional information and limitations.
(6) Registration required; terms and conditions apply.
(7) Download and installation required. Visit website for more information.
For more information on warranty, kindly contact the customer care or visit the official website.
Western Digital Technologies, Inc. is the seller of record and licensee in the Americas of SanDisk Products.
Reviews with images
BUYER BEWARE OF AMAZON SELLERS WITH FAKE MEMORY CARDS! ONLY BUY DIRECT FROM AMAZON!
BUYERS BEWARE! These memory cards are awesome, but there are a lot of fakes being sold on Amazon! Only buy these cards direct from Amazon! (Ships from and sold by Amazon) There are a number of sellers who are selling fake Chinese knockoffs of these cards! I purchased one from Youngseller which was fulfilled by Amazon, and upon receiving it I could automatically tell that it was a fake. DO NOT BUY FROM YOUNGSELLER.The backside of the packaging where the product details reside looked very pixellated, almost like a bad photoshop job. Also on the backside of the packaging near the bottom right corner you see a logo that states "Includes RescuePRO Deluxe" and beneath that "See inside for details". When you open the package for a real SanDisk product, there should be stickers affixed to the inside of the package with a serial number for the software. The fake memory cards do not have anything on the inside of the packaging.The front of the package looked convincing except for one thing...it says "microsDXC UHS-I Card" but the "s" is supposed to be capitalized as well if it's a real SanDisk product. It should read "microSDXC UHS-I Card".Now on to the memory card itself. The fake ones look like they are very poorly printed, the text is slightly fuzzy looking, and the colors are a bit "off". The font is also a little smaller as well. The back of my fake memory card had an oval gold reflective sticker that had "SD 2016" on it. Real SanDisk memory cards don't have those cheap stickers on them. I have a photo that I posted with this review that shows the difference between a real card and a fake one. The real one I purchased from Best Buy (on the right), and it's a smaller size (32GB) but will give you a general idea. A real 64GB card will look exactly like the 32GB card with exception of the size number being different. Notice the colors are completely off and the text is much fuzzier on the fake one (left side).Now here's the kicker; when you insert a fake SanDisk card into your computer it will show that the size is actually what's advertised. In reality, the memory card capacity is only a fraction of what it states, and they are able to hack the memory card so that it shows a false capacity on your computer. Upon using it, you notice that the fake card is much much slower and once you hit it's true capacity limit the card will become corrupted and you will lose all of your data. It's not worth the hassle so trust me on this.To confirm that my card was fake once and for all, I used a PC program called H2testw which can be downloaded free online, just google it. This program is the industry standard application used to test for true capacity of an sd card. It does a full read and write test to ensure that the advertised capacity is truly what it can hold. Upon running H2testw to check my memory card, I discovered that my "64GB" memory card only had a true capacity of 7GB!! The speed was around 15 MB/s, the REAL SanDisk Extreme cards have a speed of up to 90 MB/s! For you computer nerds out there, I've pasted the logs below for analysis.Do yourselves a favor and only buy memory cards that are shipped and sold directly by Amazon. I don't think I will ever trust buying any product from an "Amazon seller" again due to this experience. Amazon's customer service on the other hand was amazing and they rectified the situation immediately. And remember, DO NOT BUY FROM YOUNGSELLER!Log from H2testw:The media is likely to be defective.7.9 GByte OK (16711479 sectors)51.8 GByte DATA LOST (108767433 sectors)Details:0 KByte overwritten (0 sectors)0 KByte slightly changed (< 8 bit/sector, 0 sectors)51.8 GByte corrupted (108767433 sectors)0 KByte aliased memory (0 sectors)First error at offset: 0x00000001fdfe6e00Expected: 0x00000001fdfe6e00Found: 0xaaf3171d41908688H2testw version 1.3Writing speed: 8.78 MByte/sReading speed: 15.2 MByte/sH2testw v1.4
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Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2016
The backside of the packaging where the product details reside looked very pixellated, almost like a bad photoshop job. Also on the backside of the packaging near the bottom right corner you see a logo that states "Includes RescuePRO Deluxe" and beneath that "See inside for details". When you open the package for a real SanDisk product, there should be stickers affixed to the inside of the package with a serial number for the software. The fake memory cards do not have anything on the inside of the packaging.
The front of the package looked convincing except for one thing...it says "microsDXC UHS-I Card" but the "s" is supposed to be capitalized as well if it's a real SanDisk product. It should read "microSDXC UHS-I Card".
Now on to the memory card itself. The fake ones look like they are very poorly printed, the text is slightly fuzzy looking, and the colors are a bit "off". The font is also a little smaller as well. The back of my fake memory card had an oval gold reflective sticker that had "SD 2016" on it. Real SanDisk memory cards don't have those cheap stickers on them. I have a photo that I posted with this review that shows the difference between a real card and a fake one. The real one I purchased from Best Buy (on the right), and it's a smaller size (32GB) but will give you a general idea. A real 64GB card will look exactly like the 32GB card with exception of the size number being different. Notice the colors are completely off and the text is much fuzzier on the fake one (left side).
Now here's the kicker; when you insert a fake SanDisk card into your computer it will show that the size is actually what's advertised. In reality, the memory card capacity is only a fraction of what it states, and they are able to hack the memory card so that it shows a false capacity on your computer. Upon using it, you notice that the fake card is much much slower and once you hit it's true capacity limit the card will become corrupted and you will lose all of your data. It's not worth the hassle so trust me on this.
To confirm that my card was fake once and for all, I used a PC program called H2testw which can be downloaded free online, just google it. This program is the industry standard application used to test for true capacity of an sd card. It does a full read and write test to ensure that the advertised capacity is truly what it can hold. Upon running H2testw to check my memory card, I discovered that my "64GB" memory card only had a true capacity of 7GB!! The speed was around 15 MB/s, the REAL SanDisk Extreme cards have a speed of up to 90 MB/s! For you computer nerds out there, I've pasted the logs below for analysis.
Do yourselves a favor and only buy memory cards that are shipped and sold directly by Amazon. I don't think I will ever trust buying any product from an "Amazon seller" again due to this experience. Amazon's customer service on the other hand was amazing and they rectified the situation immediately. And remember, DO NOT BUY FROM YOUNGSELLER!
Log from H2testw:
The media is likely to be defective.
7.9 GByte OK (16711479 sectors)
51.8 GByte DATA LOST (108767433 sectors)
Details:0 KByte overwritten (0 sectors)
0 KByte slightly changed (< 8 bit/sector, 0 sectors)
51.8 GByte corrupted (108767433 sectors)
0 KByte aliased memory (0 sectors)
First error at offset: 0x00000001fdfe6e00
Expected: 0x00000001fdfe6e00
Found: 0xaaf3171d41908688
H2testw version 1.3
Writing speed: 8.78 MByte/s
Reading speed: 15.2 MByte/s
H2testw v1.4
Capacity: 64GBVerified Purchase
BUYER BEWARE OF AMAZON SELLERS WITH FAKE MEMORY CARDS! ONLY BUY DIRECT FROM AMAZON!
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2016
BUYERS BEWARE! These memory cards are awesome, but there are a lot of fakes being sold on Amazon! Only buy these cards direct from Amazon! (Ships from and sold by Amazon) There are a number of sellers who are selling fake Chinese knockoffs of these cards! I purchased one from Youngseller which was fulfilled by Amazon, and upon receiving it I could automatically tell that it was a fake. DO NOT BUY FROM YOUNGSELLER.Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2016
The backside of the packaging where the product details reside looked very pixellated, almost like a bad photoshop job. Also on the backside of the packaging near the bottom right corner you see a logo that states "Includes RescuePRO Deluxe" and beneath that "See inside for details". When you open the package for a real SanDisk product, there should be stickers affixed to the inside of the package with a serial number for the software. The fake memory cards do not have anything on the inside of the packaging.
The front of the package looked convincing except for one thing...it says "microsDXC UHS-I Card" but the "s" is supposed to be capitalized as well if it's a real SanDisk product. It should read "microSDXC UHS-I Card".
Now on to the memory card itself. The fake ones look like they are very poorly printed, the text is slightly fuzzy looking, and the colors are a bit "off". The font is also a little smaller as well. The back of my fake memory card had an oval gold reflective sticker that had "SD 2016" on it. Real SanDisk memory cards don't have those cheap stickers on them. I have a photo that I posted with this review that shows the difference between a real card and a fake one. The real one I purchased from Best Buy (on the right), and it's a smaller size (32GB) but will give you a general idea. A real 64GB card will look exactly like the 32GB card with exception of the size number being different. Notice the colors are completely off and the text is much fuzzier on the fake one (left side).
Now here's the kicker; when you insert a fake SanDisk card into your computer it will show that the size is actually what's advertised. In reality, the memory card capacity is only a fraction of what it states, and they are able to hack the memory card so that it shows a false capacity on your computer. Upon using it, you notice that the fake card is much much slower and once you hit it's true capacity limit the card will become corrupted and you will lose all of your data. It's not worth the hassle so trust me on this.
To confirm that my card was fake once and for all, I used a PC program called H2testw which can be downloaded free online, just google it. This program is the industry standard application used to test for true capacity of an sd card. It does a full read and write test to ensure that the advertised capacity is truly what it can hold. Upon running H2testw to check my memory card, I discovered that my "64GB" memory card only had a true capacity of 7GB!! The speed was around 15 MB/s, the REAL SanDisk Extreme cards have a speed of up to 90 MB/s! For you computer nerds out there, I've pasted the logs below for analysis.
Do yourselves a favor and only buy memory cards that are shipped and sold directly by Amazon. I don't think I will ever trust buying any product from an "Amazon seller" again due to this experience. Amazon's customer service on the other hand was amazing and they rectified the situation immediately. And remember, DO NOT BUY FROM YOUNGSELLER!
Log from H2testw:
The media is likely to be defective.
7.9 GByte OK (16711479 sectors)
51.8 GByte DATA LOST (108767433 sectors)
Details:0 KByte overwritten (0 sectors)
0 KByte slightly changed (< 8 bit/sector, 0 sectors)
51.8 GByte corrupted (108767433 sectors)
0 KByte aliased memory (0 sectors)
First error at offset: 0x00000001fdfe6e00
Expected: 0x00000001fdfe6e00
Found: 0xaaf3171d41908688
H2testw version 1.3
Writing speed: 8.78 MByte/s
Reading speed: 15.2 MByte/s
H2testw v1.4
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2016
I've seen benchmarks for this card when plugged into USB 3.0 readers, and figured I would see similar speeds on my Galaxy S7 Edge. This was not the case. While the front of the packaging states up to 90 MB/sec speeds, this is the top speed for writing. On the back, you'll see it rated up to 40 MB/sec for writing. This is, of course, dependent on the host you plug it into, and apparently the S7 Edge is a slow host. When I benchmarked it inside the phone, I was getting about 60 MB/sec read and 25 MB/sec write. It was definitely snappier than the Class 10 UHS-1 U1 200 GB card I came from, but it's not lightning fast by any means. I used this card both in standard S7 configuration (formatted as portable storage) and also tweaked and formatted as adoptable storage. When in adoptable storage mode, it doesn't seem to slow down the operation of apps in any noticable way, and to be realistic, no SD card will match the speed of on-board storage.
Overall, I would say this is a modest performer at a budget-friendly price, but it's no speed demon. It seemed to write newly-taken pictures fine, but still hiccuped a tiny bit writing 4K to the card. I don't know if this is attributable to the card or the phone, considering phones sometimes use variable frame rates. If you're looking for non-critical added storage for your S7 Edge, this will certainly do. But it's no top-of-the-line performer either, so media professionals may want to look elsewhere.
Capacity: 64GBVerified Purchase
A modest, but not blazing, SD card for the Galaxy S7 Edge
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2016
When I first got my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, which is capable of utilizing cards up to 200 GB, I went right out and bought the Sandisk 200 GB micro SD card on sale at Amazon. I used it for a while and enjoyed the spaciousness of the card, but the performance wasn't totally up to par for a phone that - let's face it - needs speedy external storage. So I researched cards and balanced that with a desire for an affordable price, and I settled on this Sandisk UHS-I U3 card. My primary need was a large amount of storage (without paying up the wazoo for a well-reviewed U3 card) but also speed for running apps and storing files.Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2016
I've seen benchmarks for this card when plugged into USB 3.0 readers, and figured I would see similar speeds on my Galaxy S7 Edge. This was not the case. While the front of the packaging states up to 90 MB/sec speeds, this is the top speed for writing. On the back, you'll see it rated up to 40 MB/sec for writing. This is, of course, dependent on the host you plug it into, and apparently the S7 Edge is a slow host. When I benchmarked it inside the phone, I was getting about 60 MB/sec read and 25 MB/sec write. It was definitely snappier than the Class 10 UHS-1 U1 200 GB card I came from, but it's not lightning fast by any means. I used this card both in standard S7 configuration (formatted as portable storage) and also tweaked and formatted as adoptable storage. When in adoptable storage mode, it doesn't seem to slow down the operation of apps in any noticable way, and to be realistic, no SD card will match the speed of on-board storage.
Overall, I would say this is a modest performer at a budget-friendly price, but it's no speed demon. It seemed to write newly-taken pictures fine, but still hiccuped a tiny bit writing 4K to the card. I don't know if this is attributable to the card or the phone, considering phones sometimes use variable frame rates. If you're looking for non-critical added storage for your S7 Edge, this will certainly do. But it's no top-of-the-line performer either, so media professionals may want to look elsewhere.
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