Helaas heeft de micro SD niet lang gehouden had hem als extra geheugen in mijn Samsung Galaxy S20FE.De SD hield er eergisteren mee op, levensduur 6 maanden!!!De micro sd werkt goed en snel!Heb hem getest, er gaat geen data verloren! De capaciteit is niet 256 maar 231 GB!Schrijfsnelheid ligt tussen 14 en 18 MB/s = ca. 1 GB per minuut!

Bought two for €14,99 a piece.Straight after delivery I tested the first (see picture).It does not meet the advertised specs but that's the same with other brands.Will use it with action camera's and drones.

The card isn't stable. It is not recognize on my laptop once I recorded video on my GoPro...

Good works smoothly !

Bestelling niet ontvangen, wel na bijna twee weken een niet gewenst en niet besteld pakje met sokken. Prima ervaring.

Oplichting, opdruk en informatie geeft 512Gb aan maar in werkelijkheid kan er maar 64Gb op.

Nochtans aanbevolen als een goed (micro)SD kaart op enkele websites. Gaf bij mij direct lees- en schrijffouten, soms al direct bij het formatteren. Totaal 2 stuks besteld, beide retour gestuurd. Mogelijk is het ontvangen product geen origineel product?

Nog beoordelen

Doesn’t bottom out like majority of cards out there, doesn’t break the bank to get like most cards out there, just a solid card for its price. Stop reading reviews, life is too short. Have a great day.

Awesome! It can hold up to 20 hours of video at 4K 30 fps!

Get the 960GB version if you want a 1TB storage. They have similar storage space, 953GB. Perfect storage for the price. It comes with only C to A 3.2 Gen2 usb cable. Would've been better if they'd also added a C to C cable, but one cannot ask for more at the given price.*It has the same storage space as the 1TB version, i.e 953~ GB.*It's 2000 rupees cheaper than 1tb version..!!!*Performs better and faster than most internal SATA SSDs.*Much smaller, lighter and more portable than most other SSDs.**Make sure to use 3.2 Gen2 USB port to get the best out of it.***Make sure u click BUY NOW. Highly recommended.

I just got this Micro SD car with the SD Adapter it includes and I must say there is certainly a noticeable difference with transfer rate on this card compared to one I got back in 2009. I can't state the longevity of this card but I can lay the facts out here. For less then 10 dollars ($8.99 to be exact) this is certainly the cheapest quality MicroSD I have found on here. I opened this up and as I stated earlier it does come with the SD Adapter (Which I'll eventually use because app my devices only take the microSD but still a good thing to have around). I plugged it into my computer first and formatted it to exfat type. I then plugged it into my phone which it didnt recognize at first. So I did a quick Google search and if you want to use it with your phone you actually gotta format on the phone you'll be using rather than formatting it on the computer first. All I had to do was go into Settings >> Memory >> Format. Takes a while 3 seconds of your day to do it. Now remember just because something gives you it's storage capacity at 64gb doesn't mean you'll actually get 64gb. This is like that with any type of electronic storage device. Once formatted with my phone it delivers 58gb of storage space which in my book that's really good for something that cost $9. Now upon further investigation this card is rated as XC1. Currently, there are actually 3 types. XC2 which I've read is the newest but not currently being used in too many things, and then there's XC3 which had a faster read/write as compared to the XC1 which this product is. Now I don't truly understand why top end products for ultra high def cameras and such need such a fast read/write other than the obvious it has much more data to process then someone like me is just using it as an extra storage on my phone. As stated previous I had MicroSD's previously however I'm unsure what they were rated but at the time they we 16gb and back in 2008/2009 that was pretty substantial storage space on such a small card. The truth is though that this appears to be almost twice as fast as my old ones and its technically low performance compared to the XC3 cards. If you are using this for extra storage on say a phone or a netbook like I am to swal out movies downloaded from a phone to transfer that to your netbook it's perfect. If a company says you need an XC3 MicroSD card then this isnt for you. Check the manufactures specs on what type of card it is to use. Lastly, ask mentioned previously it's hard to tell how long this will last. Murphy's Law, if something can happen, will happen if given a long enough time span. Thiw pertains to these card even though they have no mechanical function. A card can only read/write or re-read/re-write a finite amount of times. Has to do with the degradation of the metals to retain those magnetic markers that these cards use. I honestly feel more confident when I use one of these than I do an External Hard Drive powered off USB. I've had two of those in my lifetime. First one lasted 5 years, the last one lasted 7 years. I plan on buying a SSD external hard drive in the near future and also backing up files I deem important to me on these MicroSD card. You can never have enough back ups. I downloaded thousands of songs on my first external hard drive that I spent thousands of hours down loading on dial up internet. Imagine losing all of that! Then Imagine losing all of that twice!! I might even back up my back ups one day as well.

PURE TRASH! I got to use it one time. It took several attempts to get it to identify and be recognized in one device (phone) and one try in another. So not very universal. I transferred a file system backup to it. Moved it to the second phone that it was most compatible with and had it there for about 6 hours before the chip disappeared. Wiping out all my data becoming incompatible with any device complete trash! Unrecoverable data. The device cannot be identified in any type of reader or electronic device it's trash! And my backup data that I put on it is now lost and it was my only copy once I have transferred it I deleted it from my other source. So I have nothing but hard feelings against this manufacturers piece of trash device. Obviously I'm choosing kind words to say! So truth being, it is NOT easy to install. The size compatibility is becoming more common. I can't tell you about data transfer rates as I only got two store data on here once and it was kind of slow. But again I would not recommend this device for anything. You put data on one of these to save it not lose it! You buy one of these for compatibility and you don't get that with this! We'll see what the manufacturer has to say about their piece of trash that I wasted my money on.