Amazon Samsung 32Gb Sd Card For Tablet

I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 with a Micro USB port. It also has a Micro SD card slot. I want to be able to review photos from a standard SD card out of my camera. This OTG Host Adapter accepts a similar sized SD card reader. In effect, it creates an additional and full sized SD card slot for the tablet. The tablet will now display JPEGs from my camera. I would recommend it for this purpose.

I wanted a way to view photos on my cameras SD card on my Samsung USB-C tablet and this does the job perfectly.

This thing has turned my cheap samsung tablet into a device which I can transfer, add or remove photos, music, etc via any type sd card, privately instead of cloud or wireless or apps or dowloads. Plugs in to tablet with usb c and also regular usb on my computer. It would be perfect if both regular and micro-sd card slots worked at the same time to transfer files between cards, but it doesn't. Works great after 2 wks heavy use.

Speed I got when transfering was about 19MB/s. I was using a Sandisk Extreme 32GB class 10 card. I've seen faster speed taking the SD card out of the LCR reader. However wanted to keep the SD card in the LCR reader. USB Cable a little short

The Transcend 32GB High Endurance mini SD card have an excellent play back. HD clarity!!!!

Before the upgrade I was using a 32GB 80MB/s SD card. If you upgrade your camera, you must upgrade your SD card to get the speed that you paid for. Stop reading this an DO IT.

I shot my daughters best-friend's wedding and I only had two 4GB Compact flash cards. I figured that I would buy a 32GB CF card because I shoot in RAW and I knew that my 4GB cards would fill up quickly. I began looking for a 32GB CF card and each one I found was around $100. I needed two and I didin't have $200 for two cards so I began looking at the SD cards. I like the price of the cards but there was one problem, I have a Canon 50D which only takes a CF (Compact Flash) card. I began to look for an adapter for the SD cards and I found one. So I purchased two 32GB SD cards and 2 CF adapters for the price of one 32GB CF card. I shot the wedding with the SD cards and CF adapters and I must say, it worked out great. So far, I have not had any problems.

I bought this 32GB sd card as a gift for my 15 year old niece to use for video recording on her new Nikon P7100 and also bought her several Transcend 8GB cards for still photos. I am a working professional going on 35 years and I use nothing but Transcend cards. I probably own about 40 Transcend CF cards total and they have traveled all over the world with me from the Andes mountains, to the jungles, to the hottest deserts in the world, and I have never ever had a Transcend card fail me. Personally I can not afford to lose files due to card failure, and thats why I use Transcend. One bit of advice... The online auction sites my sell cards at a tempting price but buyer beware ! most of the memory cards on those sites are counterfeit. Buy from a reputable dealer such as B&H and you will know you are getting the genuine product.

With 16GB internal storage and a slot for a 32GB SD card this thing holds all of our favorites with room to spare. And every time we snap a new great shot on our phone we download it over wifi for instant gratification.

I recently purchased a SoundDevices 702 which uses CD Flash. I missed the ease of taking my SD card out of my old recorder (Zoom, cough cough) and transferring directly to my laptop by sliding the card into the computer. Along comes this adapter and suddenly the ease of transferring is back. SD transfers are a lot faster than the built-in firewire 400 on the 702, so after filling up the card with almost 32GB of audio, it was a pleasure to just pop-out & pop-in.The 702 doesn't see any difference between the SDHC I'm using (Transcend class 10 32GB) and CF, so there's not even a compatibility issue.