Filemate Wintec 32GB microSD Card, Class 10 (3FMUSD32GC10-SR)

great card for a good price...

Works good with my girlfriends phone. Can shoot in burst mode with no problems. Haven't had a problem keeping all her files safe, no corruption or random deletion

Great transfer speeds and works on every device I own. Will buy another one or two in the near future. Waiting for the 64GB prices to drop.

These came so speedy. I blinked and their they were. Just when I needed them the most.

I purchased this  Filemate Wintec 32GB microSD Card  in May 2013, mainly because it was one of the lowest-priced class-10 card available. My initial benchmark, using the CrystalDiskMark program (v3.01 x64), and the  Transcend USB 3.0 Card Reader (TS-RDF5K) , was promising:- Its Sequential Write speed is 13.7MB/s, which means it exceeded the requirement of a class-10 card (10MB/s)- Its Sequential Read speed is 34.8MB/s. Note that the Read speed is actually limited by the USB 2.0 port of my computer.For comparison, the  SanDisk Ultra 32 GB microSDHC Class 10 UHS-1 Memory Card SDSDQUA-032G-U46A  delivered slightly slower Write speed of 12.6MB/s, and identical Read speed of 34.8MB/s. So the Wintec card looks like a better value since it is priced lower.The reliability of this card, however, was disappointing.I have this Wintec card in my  Noble NOOK HD+ Tablet  for the past year. It was working fine initially. But recently I noticed that the card is no longer recognized by the tablet. I removed the card and tested it on two different computers and card readers, but this card is no more! It has ceased to be! It's expired and gone to meet its maker! This is an EX-CARD! (Sorry, couldn't resist)Fortunately for me, most files stored on the card were just copies of my media library. If there were important, irreplaceable files on this card, I would be really, REALLY upset! In any case, I cannot recommend this card no matter how low is the price.