microSD Card - 32GB Ultra High Speed

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A 32GB microSD card. We usually stock A-Data, Kingston or Transcend but it may be another quality brand due to various suppliers.

We only stock high speed cards with a minimum of "Class 10" rating which are great for use with the Raspberry Pi and BeagleBone, or just fine for standard use in cameras, phones and media players.

  • Increased speed, no increase in cost
  • Extremely cold-resistant, heat-resistant and impervious to x-rays
  • Wide Range of Capacities
  • Speed Class10
  • UHS Speed Class 1
  • Random Read/Write: 1400/100IOPs
  • Sequential reads up to 30 MB/second
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7 comments on "microSD Card - 32GB"
  1. Is this 16GB or 32GB? Title and text are mismatched.
    Posted by David Sainty — Monday, 29 June 2015 @ 13:44
  2. Hi David,

    Good catch, it is 32GB and I've updated it now.

    Cheers,

    Hadley
    Posted by Hadley Rich — Monday, 29 June 2015 @ 13:50
  3. I had issues with the AData 32GB card I just bought from you guys - after the Raspberry Pi resizes or tries to write anything to the card you get 0x900 errors and cant boot off the card. I tried many times, in the end had to splash out for a Sandisk 32GB which works fine. Other people have reported similar issues online.
    Posted by Lucas Young — Wednesday, 29 July 2015 @ 11:03
  4. Hi Lucas,

    Sorry to hear you've had trouble. We've sold loads of these cards for people to use with a Pi without any troubles. Does your card work okay in other devices? From the looks of bugs like these;

    https://github.com/raspberrypi/noobs/issues/230

    It looks like there may be some Pi software related issues with cards from various manufacturers.

    Cheers,

    Hadley
    Posted by Hadley Rich — Wednesday, 29 July 2015 @ 12:01
  5. Thanks Hadley

    I wasn't using NOOBS, I formatted on a Mac and used dd to copy the latest raspbian image onto the card. The errors I was getting only happened after the first boot when the Pi resizes the partition and is updated. My Mac says the card is fine, so it might be a software incompatibility with that particular card :)
    Posted by Lucas Young — Monday, 03 August 2015 @ 14:29
  6. I've had this problem with Raspbian too, but it appears to have been resolved in later updates to the OS. My solution appears to have been:

    # apt-get update
    # apt-get upgrade
    # rpi-update
    Posted by David Sainty — Wednesday, 30 December 2015 @ 22:19
  7. Hi David,

    Thanks very much for posting that, I appreciate you letting us know.

    Cheers,

    hadley
    Posted by Hadley Rich — Thursday, 07 January 2016 @ 09:22

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