Silicon Power
Silicon Power 32GB Elite SDHC UHS-I/U1 Class 10 85MB/s SP032GBSDHAU1V10 memory card
32 GB SDHC card rated Class 10 and UHS-I U1 for Full HD video, with read speeds up to 85 MB/s and write speeds up to 15 MB/s
- TypeSecure Digital High-Capacity (SDHC)
- Capacity32GB
- Speed Class RatingUHS-I / Class 10
- Read SpeedRead speed up to 85MB/s
- Write SpeedWrite speed up to 15MB/s
- FeaturesCapture high-quality images and extended lengths of stunning
- Read speed up to 85MB/s for quick file transfers
- Write speed up to 15MB/s supports smooth 1080p video recording
- UHS-I Class 10 rating enables fast continuous shooting
- 4-Proof protection guards data against water, shock, X-ray and temperature extremes
- 32GB capacity stores thousands of photos and hours of Full HD footage
32 GB SDHC UHS-I card for Full HD capture
The Silicon Power Elite SP032GBSDHAU1V10 is a 32 GB Secure Digital High-Capacity card rated UHS-I and Class 10. It targets photographers and videographers who need reliable storage for continuous shooting and extended 1080p full-HD video recording. Read speeds reach up to 85 MB/s for quick offloading, while write speeds reach up to 15 MB/s. The card also includes 4-Proof protection against X-ray, shock, temperature extremes and water.
Check host device compatibility before ordering
This card works only with SDHC UHS-I enabled host devices and standard SDHC enabled hosts; it will not function in legacy SD-only slots or readers. Verify that your DSLR, camcorder, 3D camera or other device explicitly supports the SDHC standard and UHS-I speeds. No driver installation is required, but the device firmware must recognise the SDHC format to access the full 32 GB capacity.
Suits Full HD shooters; not for 4K or legacy SD gear
Buyers capturing 1080p video and high-resolution stills on modern UHS-I cameras will find the speed class and capacity a good match. Users who need sustained write performance for 4K recording, higher bit-rate codecs or larger continuous bursts should consider faster media. Anyone with older equipment limited to the original SD specification cannot use this card at all.
Highlights
- Read speed up to 85MB/s for quick file transfers
- Write speed up to 15MB/s supports smooth 1080p video recording
- UHS-I Class 10 rating enables fast continuous shooting
- 4-Proof protection guards data against water, shock, X-ray and temperature extremes
- 32GB capacity stores thousands of photos and hours of Full HD footage
Specifications
| Brand | Silicon Power |
|---|---|
| Series | Elite |
| Type | Secure Digital High-Capacity (SDHC) |
| Capacity | 32GB |
| Speed Class Rating | UHS-I / Class 10 |
| Read Speed | Read speed up to 85MB/s |
| Write Speed | Write speed up to 15MB/s |
| Features | Capture high-quality images and extended lengths of stunning 1080p full-HD video with any SD UHS-1 compatible DSLR, camera, HD camcorder, 3D camera Transfer speeds: Up to 40MB read performance per second and 15MB write action per second. Class 10 Full-HD video recording performance Operating temperature: 0 degree C to 70 degree C Storage temperature: -40 degree C to 85 degree C Compatible with SDHC UHS-1 enabled host devices. Compatible with SDHC enabled host devices; not compatible with SD devices and SD readers. |
| Shipping weight | 0.01 kg |
| Package size | 124 × 84 × 6 mm |
Questions about this item
Does the box include a card reader or adapter, or must I buy one separately?
The package contains only the 32GB SDHC card itself; any SDHC-compatible reader or USB adapter must be purchased separately.
Why choose the 32GB UHS-I U1 version instead of a larger 128GB card?
The 32GB capacity suits shorter shoots and keeps cost lower, while the U1 rating still guarantees the 10MB/s minimum write needed for 1080p video.
Will the quoted 85MB/s read speed actually appear when I copy files to my PC?
The 85MB/s figure is a maximum burst rate; real-world transfers through a typical USB 3.0 reader often settle around 40MB/s.
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