Verbatim 8GB Premium SDHC Memory Card, UHS-I V10 U1 Class 10, Blue (96318)

I'm hoping this will help others clicking around trying to find something that'll work and not spend the exorbitant amount of money CPAP manufacturers charge for these. For what it's worth, I have no doubt this would work perfectly for cameras or whatever else you may need either. Very good little card!This does absolutely work in the Resmed Airsense 11 (so presumably it'll work for any of them).To do this, format the card FAT 32Windows:Insert SD card.Open File Explorer → Right-click SD card → Select Format.Choose FAT32 under File System.Check Quick Format → Click Start.Mac:Insert SD card.Open Disk Utility (Cmd+Space → type "Disk Utility").Select SD card → Click Erase.Choose MS-DOS (FAT) as format, Master Boot Record as scheme.Click Erase.Then just unplug the plastic stopper in the CPAP and plug the card in and you're good!Card is very high quality, much better value for money than buying something tagged Resmed, fits perfectly into the reader on the mac, aftermarket reads, and important good fit for the CPAP.One tip: when you plug it into the machine, turn it on and let it get up to pressure for about 10 seconds then turn off the machine. As long as you see the time spent "on" on the machine display and no error, you're good to go. If you get some sort of card read error, unplug the CPAP for a minute and try again.

Works perfect ! good quality ,thx M.

Alright, so this isn’t the card that’s gonna store your 8K drone footage or run your Raspberry Pi cluster into the Singularity. But if you need a reliable, no-nonsense SDHC card for your trail cam, DSLR, or legacy gear—you found your match.This 8GB Verbatim is like the Toyota Corolla of memory cards. Not flashy. Not trying to be the fastest, biggest, or most expensive. But you know what? It shows up, does the job, and doesn’t let you down.I’ve used this in:A Canon T2i (yep, still kicking)An old-school Yamaha keyboard for MIDI storageA Raspberry Pi used for kiosk display (boots fine, reads quick)And yes… a labelled backup of Peighton’s early baby photos—because sometimes old tech is the safest techUHS-I Class 10 means it hits that sweet 10MB/s+ write threshold—so you can record 1080p video or snap photos without a buffer tantrum. And it’s Verbatim, not some sketchy “Ultra-Magic-Dragon-Speed” brand from the bargain bin.

Works well with my CPAP machine to store therapy data.

easy to use, good value for the price, and high memory capacity

Worked

This SD card is exactly as advertised. I am a local photographer and the client requested the SD card of the photos to save on costs. I needed to get an SD card I am ok with giving away. I appreciate the small storage size and that it was compatible with my newer computer. Will order again if I am asked for a similar request.

These were new in package and clearly labelled 8 GB / Go (giga-octet), so were expected to be comparable to all other SD cards I have seen where you get at least 7.40 GB raw (I am well aware partitioning and filesystems "take away capacity", but this is not that). These are 7.22 GB raw (7.21 after format, but not relevant).So, beware if you, like me, are trying to clone an image (filesystem layout) from another 8 SD brand as these may be "too small". My image shows Windows' raw reporting for an 8 GB USB vs these SDs, and the exact SanDisk SDHC I wished to clone showed 7.40 GB raw.