Kioxia 64GB Exceria U1 Class 10 Microsd

Using them on wireless camera. Works great so far. Reliable name brand. Easy to remove from packaging. Very quick delivery by NinjaVan. Hoping more seller would use them.

Kioxia Exceria MicroSD (16GB, LMEX1L016GG2)

I ran some quick basic tests with CrystalDiskMark. IMPORTANT NOTE Im sure the lowerthanadvertised sequential numbers are due to interface limitations on my end, not an issue with the card. This doesnt matter for me as Im not using it for high throughput anyway. Test 1, with card inside the fullsize SD adapter, plugged into the builtin SD card slot on a 2014 Acer laptop Sequential Read Q 32,T 1 32.088 MBs Sequential Write Q 32,T 1 27.211 MBs Random Read 4KiB Q 32,T 1 3.047 MBs 743.9 IOPS Random Write 4KiB Q 32,T 1 2.132 MBs 520.5 IOPS Test 2, with card inside an old Galaxy S1 phone, plugged into laptop through USB Sequential Read Q 32,T 1 20.340 MBs Sequential Write Q 32,T 1 18.636 MBs Random Read 4KiB Q 32,T 1 5.460 MBs 1333.0 IOPS Random Write 4KiB Q 32,T 1 3.565 ... MoreI ran some quick basic tests with CrystalDiskMark. IMPORTANT NOTE Im sure the lowerthanadvertised sequential numbers are due to interface limitations on my end, not an issue with the card. This doesnt matter for me as Im not using it for high throughput anyway. Test 1, with card inside the fullsize SD adapter, plugged into the builtin SD card slot on a 2014 Acer laptop Sequential Read Q 32,T 1 32.088 MBs Sequential Write Q 32,T 1 27.211 MBs Random Read 4KiB Q 32,T 1 3.047 MBs 743.9 IOPS Random Write 4KiB Q 32,T 1 2.132 MBs 520.5 IOPS Test 2, with card inside an old Galaxy S1 phone, plugged into laptop through USB Sequential Read Q 32,T 1 20.340 MBs Sequential Write Q 32,T 1 18.636 MBs Random Read 4KiB Q 32,T 1 5.460 MBs 1333.0 IOPS Random Write 4KiB Q 32,T 1 3.565 MBs 870.4 IOPS

Kioxia Exceria MicroSD (16GB, LMEX1L016GG2)

I got this SD card to use as backup for my camera. I knew I should have researched the write speed better. Its a little slow in my opinion. However for the price and size I grabbed it for emergency use and backup. Quality seems great as SanDisk always produces quality products in my opinion BUT dont buy this card if you intend on using it with your DSLR and you are intending on taking high speed shots. Compare to other cards I have used in the past my write buffer tends to fill up fast and you might miss a shot. Now if you are taking single shots at a time this card will do the trick. And again at the price I will always carry it in my bag.

Kioxia Exceria MicroSD (16GB, LMEX1L016GG2)

I purchased this to provide an alternative boot card for my Raspberry Pi 3 Model B. The Raspberry Pi 3 kit I purchased came with a single 16 GB microSD card and I wanted another that was larger since this is the disk for a Pi. I ran down to a local store and bought a Sunpak 72in1 USB card reader which allowed me to do the setup with my Windows 10 desktop PC. I did use the SD adapter and the standard size SD port on the reader. Windows 10 was super easy to download the NOOBS Lite loader, extract the files from the zip downloaded, and put the files onto the microSD card. While I used the partition command of Windows 10 to look at the microSD card format, I did not have to make any actual changes. All I had to do was to copy the files extracted from the NOOBS download ... MoreI purchased this to provide an alternative boot card for my Raspberry Pi 3 Model B. The Raspberry Pi 3 kit I purchased came with a single 16 GB microSD card and I wanted another that was larger since this is the disk for a Pi. I ran down to a local store and bought a Sunpak 72in1 USB card reader which allowed me to do the setup with my Windows 10 desktop PC. I did use the SD adapter and the standard size SD port on the reader. Windows 10 was super easy to download the NOOBS Lite loader, extract the files from the zip downloaded, and put the files onto the microSD card. While I used the partition command of Windows 10 to look at the microSD card format, I did not have to make any actual changes. All I had to do was to copy the files extracted from the NOOBS download to the microSD card. I swapped out the kit microSD card for this one in the Raspberry Pi and plugged in the power adapter. The Pi came up, did the NOOBS initialization, I set up the WiFi settings so the NOOBS Lite could see the internet, and did an install of Windows 10 IoT which took a while but went fine. A test program with Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition checked out so it looks like it is all golden.