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| Brand | KOMPUTERBAY |
| Item Weight | 23 g |
| Product Dimensions | 5.3 x 3.8 x 0.5 cm |
| Manufacturer reference | KB_32GB_SD_Class10 |
Additional Information
| ASIN | B003SGGG2Y |
| Best Sellers Rank | 4,866 in Computers & Accessories (See top 100) |
| Shipping Weight | 86 g |
| Date First Available | 16 Jun 2010 |
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Warranty, Parts: Lifetime
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Product Description
Capture your images or video as they happen without missing a moment. Offering blazing fast performance, Komputerbay Class 10 memory cards are fully compatible with the latest SD 3.0 specifications, which call for a minimum sustained write speed of 10 MB per second. This is a significant performance upgrade over earlier SDHC standards, and is fast enough to record high-definition 1920 x 1080 resolution video. As a result, Komputerbay SDHC cards easily keep up with the most demanding photography and video equipment, making them ideal for both new digital SLR users and seasoned professionals.
Each card is built to keep your data safe, with a write protection switch that prevents users from accidentally overwriting important files. They are designed to allow you to easily upload, download, store and capture images, music, and data in your digital camera, audio player, PDA, or other handheld devices. These non-volatile, durable cards are designed to perform over a wide temperature range while being extremely shock resistant.
Specifications
Each card is built to keep your data safe, with a write protection switch that prevents users from accidentally overwriting important files. They are designed to allow you to easily upload, download, store and capture images, music, and data in your digital camera, audio player, PDA, or other handheld devices. These non-volatile, durable cards are designed to perform over a wide temperature range while being extremely shock resistant.
Specifications
- Type: SDHC flash, Class 10
- Capacity: 32 GB
- Image storage: 28,006 images (3 megapixels), 12,900 images (5 megapixels), 10,780 images (6 megapixels)
- MP3 storage: 36,384 minutes (128 kbps), 27,296 minutes (160 kbps)
- WMA storage: 41,984 minutes (96 kbps), 32,096 minutes (128 kbps)
- Movie storage: 6 movies (DVD .iso, 4.7 GB), 1 movie (Blu-ray .iso, 27 GB)
- Dimensions: 0.93 by 1.25 by 0.08 inches (W x H x D)
- Weight: 0.07 ounces
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77 of 78 people found the following review helpful
By nonnymoose
Size Name:32GB w/ USB
Having never heard of Komputerbay before and given that there were only a couple of reviews for this same (presumably) card but without the included USB 2.0 Reader ... I decided to take a punt and buy this at the same time as buying a shiny new Nikon Coolpix L22 Digital Camera and some of these Energizer Ultimate Lithium AA [6 For 4 Pack] batteries.
First off, top marks for a super-fast delivery service. At the time of writing, these items could still have been stuck in a sorting office somewhere but instead, they're 3 days earlier than the delivery estimate. Perhaps someone's recently put a rocket up the Post Office staff lol
Ok, test 1 - inserted the card into the dedicated card reader slot on my Compaq Mini 110c-1120SA Notebook and checked the properties of the new drive that popped up in My Computer to find a "Removable Disk" with 31,991,955,456 bytes (29.7GB) which is near enough when allowing for a little bit of space taken up by the formatting overhead and the fact that Windows reports size in gigabytes by dividing the total capacity in bytes by 1073741824. Sisoft Sandra reports the capacity as 29.81
Test 2 - launched HD Tune to test transfer speed ... reported as Min 13.8MB/s & Max 15.2MB/s so no problem there. Popped the card into the supplied card reader and shoved that into a USB port and got almost identical results so no problem with the reader there :D
Test 3 - popped the card into the new Nikon Coolpix camera and went to format ... finished formatting in about 20 to 30 seconds.... Read more ›
First off, top marks for a super-fast delivery service. At the time of writing, these items could still have been stuck in a sorting office somewhere but instead, they're 3 days earlier than the delivery estimate. Perhaps someone's recently put a rocket up the Post Office staff lol
Ok, test 1 - inserted the card into the dedicated card reader slot on my Compaq Mini 110c-1120SA Notebook and checked the properties of the new drive that popped up in My Computer to find a "Removable Disk" with 31,991,955,456 bytes (29.7GB) which is near enough when allowing for a little bit of space taken up by the formatting overhead and the fact that Windows reports size in gigabytes by dividing the total capacity in bytes by 1073741824. Sisoft Sandra reports the capacity as 29.81
Test 2 - launched HD Tune to test transfer speed ... reported as Min 13.8MB/s & Max 15.2MB/s so no problem there. Popped the card into the supplied card reader and shoved that into a USB port and got almost identical results so no problem with the reader there :D
Test 3 - popped the card into the new Nikon Coolpix camera and went to format ... finished formatting in about 20 to 30 seconds.... Read more ›
49 of 50 people found the following review helpful
Size Name:64GB
I bought one of these for my Panasonic HDC-SD90 which I used on a recent trip to Crete. I set the recording quality to maximum and this gave me over 8 hours. Great! Around 2 hours of video files recorded fine but, while videoing a scene, I unexpectedly got a "Card Full" warning on the camera screen followed by a "Check Card" (ie the camera can't read the file system on the card). I stopped using the card immediately.
On return to the UK I tried various free Windows data recovery programmes (ZAR, Media Investigator, Aid File Recovery, Stellar Phoenix). None of them could find a file system but a couple found 2 strange jpg files of a teapot which I didn't take!
As an almost last resort I tried formatting the card both in Windows 7 and in the SD90. Both format attempts failed so I believe the hardware controller on this card has failed. I have used SDHC and Sony Memorystick cards in AVCHD cameras for several years. I know what not to do and have never had a data corruption.
I am sending the card to a professional data recovery company who may be able to unsolder the core memory chip and read files off it directly. I will update my review with the results of this "final" last resort.
/Update
I received the following from Fields Data Recovery after they attempted to read the chip directly:
Hi Nigel, this is definitely a fake card.
Probably is 4GB, maybe 8GB but certainly not 64GB.
NAND is rebranded also, so is probably of a low grade meaning is less reliable than traditional grade 1 Flash memory.
Maybe is rebranded NAND than works from 1.8V or 2.8V which we cannot read. Generally Flash memory is read at 3.3V. The chip fails to identify in NAND reader.... Read more ›
On return to the UK I tried various free Windows data recovery programmes (ZAR, Media Investigator, Aid File Recovery, Stellar Phoenix). None of them could find a file system but a couple found 2 strange jpg files of a teapot which I didn't take!
As an almost last resort I tried formatting the card both in Windows 7 and in the SD90. Both format attempts failed so I believe the hardware controller on this card has failed. I have used SDHC and Sony Memorystick cards in AVCHD cameras for several years. I know what not to do and have never had a data corruption.
I am sending the card to a professional data recovery company who may be able to unsolder the core memory chip and read files off it directly. I will update my review with the results of this "final" last resort.
/Update
I received the following from Fields Data Recovery after they attempted to read the chip directly:
Hi Nigel, this is definitely a fake card.
Probably is 4GB, maybe 8GB but certainly not 64GB.
NAND is rebranded also, so is probably of a low grade meaning is less reliable than traditional grade 1 Flash memory.
Maybe is rebranded NAND than works from 1.8V or 2.8V which we cannot read. Generally Flash memory is read at 3.3V. The chip fails to identify in NAND reader.... Read more ›
45 of 46 people found the following review helpful
Size Name:32GB|Amazon Verified Purchase
This is an unbranded 32gb SDHC card. I've got 2 of these now. My performance tests show:
Writing speed: 13.4 MByte/s
Reading speed: 16.5 MByte/s
so not as fast as claimed by the seller. Nevertheless I'm fairly happy with their performance.
10 July update. Since publishing this review I've carried out more performance tests on these and some other Class 10 SD cards. To my surprise the unbranded one here actually performed better than a couple of my Transcend branded Class 10 cards.
Writing speed: 13.4 MByte/s
Reading speed: 16.5 MByte/s
so not as fast as claimed by the seller. Nevertheless I'm fairly happy with their performance.
10 July update. Since publishing this review I've carried out more performance tests on these and some other Class 10 SD cards. To my surprise the unbranded one here actually performed better than a couple of my Transcend branded Class 10 cards.
36 of 37 people found the following review helpful
By D. SMART
Size Name:32GB|Amazon Verified Purchase
Used in a Panasonic HD camcoder. Installed into camera and formatted. NO PRObLEMS. Camera reads and writes without a problem to this card. PC can't read it tho. That is not a fault of the card. it's my Card reader. Have another one that reads it fine. Would recommend this card, FAR FAR cheaper than a Class 10 32gb SDHC by Panasonic. In High def max resolution I can get over 5 hours of video. in true 1080p at 50 frames per second. Great bargin. I have two. You need a fast card then you won't go far wrong this this one. ENJOY.
Well here's an update.... Cards so good i got two more. No problems what-so-ever.
Well here's an update.... Cards so good i got two more. No problems what-so-ever.
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
By gkt391
Size Name:32GB
After much deliberation and web trawling I bought a couple of these to use in a new Panasonic HDC SDPanasonic SD700 Full HD 1920x1080p Camcorder With 3MOS Sensor, SD Card Recording and Manual Control Ring - Black700 Cancorder to record a very special trip. Absolutely excellent results, loads of capacity (over 5 hours HD recording) only used half of one. It is what it claims to be, high capacity class 10 speed. Don't waste hours like me trying to save a few quid on eBay buy this it's very good.
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Published 7 days ago by Goodchap
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i am very happy with the card and would recommend it to anyone. picture quality is good and gives 9 hours recording.
Published 8 days ago by Suren Suku
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Published 14 days ago by CanalGordy
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The SD card does exactly what it is supposed to and was a good price.I have encountered no problems and I have been suing it on a daily basis since purchase. Read more
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