F3 tests show the two 32g cards i ordered are both fake, having only 3.73g.
Annoyingly, aliex is not accepting their return as defective, changing return reason to "personal change of mind" so it requires self return at buyer expense.
Fast Class 10 SD card designed for digital and SLR cameras including Canon, Fuji, Sony, Samsung, and Leica. Available in 16GB to 256GB for ample storage.
This SD card is designed for digital and SLR cameras from major brands like Canon, Fuji, Sony, Samsung, and Leica. It ensures dependable performance for photography and video needs, though it is not intended for mobile phone use.
Choose from a range of storage sizes to fit your needs, from 16GB up to 256GB. Each capacity offers sufficient space for high-resolution photos and videos, with actual usable storage varying slightly due to standard memory calculation differences.
The card supports Class 10 speed, V10 Video Speed Class, and UHS-I U1, delivering fast read and write speeds ideal for capturing sharp images and smooth video recording.
Certified with CE standards, assuring compliance with safety requirements. The card is constructed to meet professional performance and reliability expectations.
To fully utilize the card's speed, use a USB 3.0 card reader connected to a USB 3.0 port on your computer for testing. Speeds will be lower if tested with slower interfaces.
This SD card is compatible with various digital and SLR cameras from brands like Canon, Fuji, Sony, Samsung, and Leica, as well as other devices supporting SD cards.
No, this SD card does not support usage in mobile phones.
The card is available in 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB capacities.
Due to calculation differences, 16GB offers about 14-15GB usable, 32GB about 28-30GB, 64GB about 58-60GB, 128GB about 115-119GB, and 256GB about 230-238GB.
It is a Class 10 SD card with V10 Video Speed Class and UHS-I U1 performance level.
Use a USB 3.0 card reader connected to a USB 3.0 interface on a computer to achieve the highest speed measurement.
The card carries CE certification indicating compliance with relevant safety standards.
The package includes 1 SD card and a protective box.
Upon arrival, the parcel is generally placed in your mailbox; if not found, you can check with your local post office or contacts who might have signed for it.
If problems arise, contact customer support directly for assistance rather than opening disputes immediately.
F3 tests show the two 32g cards i ordered are both fake, having only 3.73g.
Annoyingly, aliex is not accepting their return as defective, changing return reason to "personal change of mind" so it requires self return at buyer expense.
The card looks good and when i checked it, it had 128gb. i have had a 128gb card that was branded and appeared the same that failed after many camera removals and replacements but before the card was 1/2 full, my panasonic lx 10 repeatedly asked me to reinsert the card and the card reader only intermittently read it, though it continued to record photos when the camera accepted it. i have never seen this problem in this camera or with the reader with a legitimate brand name card such as pny, sandisc or lexar that all look the same except for the brand name. hopefully, the prior card that didn't last was an outlier. on the other hand these cards cost a fraction of a brand name card so the adage "you get what you pay for" could be correct.
The card looks good and when i checked it, it had 256gb. i had a 128gb card that was branded and appeared the same except for capacity that failed after many camera removals and replacements but before the card was 1/2 full, my panasonic lx 10 repeatedly asked me to reinsert the card and the card reader only intermittently read it, though it continued to record photos when the camera accepted it. i have never seen this problem in this camera or with the reader with a legitimate brand name card such as pny, sandisc or lexar that all look the same except for the brand name. hopefully, the prior card that didn't last was an outlier. on the other hand these cards cost a fraction of a brand name card so the adage "you get what you pay for" could be correct.
Works fine, used to mod my wii
It's a copy, it can't be read by any camera, it just gives an error.