I am not satisfied with the compatibility, because not all my SD card that I have described with the Transcend TS-RDF8K and can not be with software like H2testw and Crystal Disk Mark test.
It is a CnMemory SDHC 32GB Class 10
and just a memory card from the same manufacturer as my new USB 3.0 card reader, a Transcend SDHC 16GB Class 10 In my USB 2.0 card reader, Logilink CR0011, everything worked flawlessly with both cards. Of course, these maps also suggest reformatting about, Transcend TS-RDF8K will fail. If one tries to describe the two cards or test, the data structure is also damaged, and if data are available, some are a few of them destroyed.
When trying to format the Transcend TS-RDF8K, the CnMemory SDHC and the SDHC Transcend, unusable. Useful they will again until I then in Logilink CR0011, reformat animals.
By contrast, the Transcend TS-RDF8K that CnMemory SDHC and the SDHC Transcend, read without errors and that even with excellent speed. So probably as much as both cards give maximum, that is to say the 22 MB / s.
With all my remaining memory cards from Extrememory, A-Data, and Sandisk Memory Star, there were no problems in this regard. In all of these memory cards work properly on the Transcend TS-RDF8K, the read / write speeds are higher than on the Logilink CR0011. With some cards, the differences considerably higher and in some are only slightly.
On the whole I'm with the Transcend TS-RDF8K, fully satisfied and for the few who until now only two, memory card I use the Logilink CR0011 or if necessary even the built-in my PC Card reader, but not one of the fastest but even , oh wonder with SDXC cards can handle.