I am looking for either a 64GB or 128GB SD card for my S7 Edge. Which ones are the fastest cards out there?
http://www.amazon.com/Lexar-Profess...ie=UTF8&qid=1456514075&sr=8-11&keywords=uhs-3
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Plus-..._UL160_SR160,160_&refRID=1YH48T5DW3A8DC5CKAW4
Always look for the (U3) as these have the best speed ratings.
i got the 128GB sandisk for $49.99 on Amazon
http://amzn.to/21xy19O
I have had a couple sandisk cards go out over the years due to excessive heat and they are quick to replace them!
Not quite as fast as some, but will be more then fast enough for almost everyone http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Class...73JZMG/ref=sr_1_4?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1456526981 I already have it on the way for my S7
a quick google search for "fastest useable microsd for phone" the following article popped up that recomends the same card http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-microsd-card/
If you can wait a few months, the upcoming Sandisk Extreme PRO promises to push SD performance to new heights:
http://betanews.com/2016/02/23/sandisk-extreme-pro-microsdxc-uhs-ii/
hella356 said:
If you can wait a few months, the upcoming Sandisk Extreme PRO promises to push SD performance to new heights:
http://betanews.com/2016/02/23/sandisk-extreme-pro-microsdxc-uhs-ii/
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I'll wait for this. I'll just use my other one till then
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...-cables-_-na-_-na&Item=N82E16820231652&cm_sp=
Great price for a 64gig card. Lifetime warranty and decent reviews... I may pull the trigger.
I've been using this one http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IVPU7AO?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00 after having a 64gb Sandisk go bad on me. Been using it since November and so looking forward to putting it in my new Galaxy S7 I've ordered
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I am looking for either a 64GB or 128GB SD card for my S7 Edge. Which ones are the fastest cards out there?
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http://www.amazon.de/Samsung-Speicherkarte-MicroSDXC-Smartphones-frustfrei/dp/B019QO1Q4O/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1456614980&sr=8-1&keywords=samsung+pro+plus+uhs-i+128+gb
http://www.samsung.com/de/consumer/memory-storage/memory-cards/micro-sd/MB-MD128DA/EU
Not on the US or UK site... so I linked the German version
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http://www.amazon.de/Samsung-Speicherkarte-MicroSDXC-Smartphones-frustfrei/dp/B019QO1Q4O/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1456614980&sr=8-1&keywords=samsung+pro+plus+uhs-i+128+gb
http://www.samsung.com/de/consumer/memory-storage/memory-cards/micro-sd/MB-MD128DA/EU
Not on the US or UK site... so I linked the German version
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I think that the pro+ is a beast of a micro SD card with that write speed. I could not justify the 230% cost increase over the evo+ to get it though. Honestly I doubt that there is anything I will do that will take advantage of the evo+ speeds in a phone anyway.
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I think that the pro+ is a beast of a micro SD card with that write speed. I could not justify the 230% cost increase over the evo+ to get it though. Honestly I doubt that there is anything I will do that will take advantage of the evo+ speeds in a phone anyway.
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I ordered my pro + 128GB for 90€ Notebooksbilliger.de - through direct link from Samsung.com shop
Haven't seen any benchmarks yet except from one user on Amazon.
Mostly with the Gear 360 in mind.
Neither of the OP cards are fastest/best.
The two releasefastest UHS-II/U3 cards in microSD format are:
Lexar Professional 1800x (R: 270 MB/s, W: 220 MB/s) (sources: cameramemoryspeed)
http://www.lexar.com/professional-1800x-microsd
SanDisk Extreme Pro (R: 275 MB/s, W:225 MB/s) (source:cameramemoryspeed)
https://www.sandisk.com/home/memory-cards/microsd-cards/extremepro-microsd-uhs-ii
As of now (2/2016), there is nothing in the market that is faster. Not from Kingston, not from cheap Chinese knock-offs, Panasonic or from Samsung.
NB! The two cards in question are not as of yet available in all sizes (128GB coming later).
My personal limit for 128GB is 100€ that's why I went with the Samsung pro plus 128GB
If the Gear 360 would have been recording with 30 Megapixels at 30 or 60 fps I would have went with the 250MB/s cards
And yeah ... Work related am going at least once a day through X-ray... The pro plus should last at least 2 years
http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-microsd-card/
This link seems to suggest the evo+ is better than the pro+
What other sd cards are there that are less than $100
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http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-microsd-card/
This link seems to suggest the evo+ is better than the pro+
What other sd cards are there that are less than $100
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I think the EVO+ wins over the PRO+ only because of price. The cost per GB is a huge difference & when counting that in the PRO+ cant compete. But if cost is not factored I dont see the EVO+ being considered better then the PRO+ ever.
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I think the EVO+ wins over the PRO+ only because of price. The cost per GB is a huge difference & when counting that in the PRO+ cant compete. But if cost is not factored I dont see the EVO+ being considered better then the PRO+ ever.
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Well that article shows that the random read and write speeds (applicable for phones) is higher on the evo than the pro.
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Well that article shows that the random read and write speeds (applicable for phones) is higher on the evo than the pro.
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Here.. This one actually talks about the 2 specifically. https://www.ephotozine.com/article/samsung-pro--evo--microsd-memory-card-review-28061
The write speeds on the PRO+ are over 3x the EVO+.. Never heard of the site before so I dont know their testing methodology, but based on specs of the cards that is what you should be seeing.
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Neither of the OP cards are fastest/best.
The two releasefastest UHS-II/U3 cards in microSD format are:
Lexar Professional 1800x (R: 270 MB/s, W: 220 MB/s) (sources: cameramemoryspeed)
http://www.lexar.com/professional-1800x-microsd
SanDisk Extreme Pro (R: 275 MB/s, W:225 MB/s) (source:cameramemoryspeed)
https://www.sandisk.com/home/memory-cards/microsd-cards/extremepro-microsd-uhs-ii
As of now (2/2016), there is nothing in the market that is faster. Not from Kingston, not from cheap Chinese knock-offs, Panasonic or from Samsung.
NB! The two cards in question are not as of yet available in all sizes (128GB coming later).
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FYI, I believe both of these cards use the UHS-II spec and needs the extra set of pins to provide full speed. Not sure if the S7 will support UHS-II or not
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FYI, I believe both of these cards use the UHS-II spec and needs the extra set of pins to provide full speed. Not sure if the S7 will support UHS-II or not
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This is true. We don't know until somebody tests.
The card themselves however are the best in the market.
Whether S7 can utilize the speed, remains to be seen.
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This means we can't use this SDXC card?
http://www.digitalcamerareview.com/default.asp?newsID=4363
http://hothardware.com/News/Transcend-Introduces-64GB-Class-10-SDXC-Memory-Card/
is limit made by Samsung?
SDXC is a new SD technology, so it isn't supported by most products atm.
Brief History of SD cards.
We went from SD (max 2GB) to SDHC (max 32GB which is what GS supports) to SDXC (Don't know the max).
Also, those cards are normal sized, not microSD (GS only takes MicroSD). I don't know if microSDXC cards exist yet (probably I guess).
Also, I don't know whether it's possible to support SDXC through firmware updates, or if it requires a hardware upgrade (to the microSD slot).
Hope that helps bud.
but i just wonder can Samsung Galaxy S support 64 gb SDXC?
Most smartphones don't use SD Cards, but rather use MicroSD cards so to answer your question no.
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Currently the max size for a MicroSD card is 32GBs at a class 2 speed. You can get 16GB MicroSD cards in class 2, 4, or 6 speeds.
Hope this helps.
a lot )) thank you!!!
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Currently the max size for a MicroSD card is 32GBs at a class 2 speed. You can get 16GB MicroSD cards in class 2, 4, or 6 speeds.
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You can actually get a class 10 16 GB MicroSD now (quite expensive though..) . Can anyone confirm that it works on the Galaxy S?
Tyxerakias said:
You can actually get a class 10 16 GB MicroSD now (quite expensive though..) . Can anyone confirm that it works on the Galaxy S?
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You are talking of the Kingston card.
Even though it is a class 10 don't take it for granted that it will be faster than a class 6.
Not all cards conform to their class ratings.
As an example ~ I was going to purchase a 16GB class 6 (I have the same card in my HD2), however, I found that the Sandisk Ultra II 16GB which is a class 4 was actually much , much faster.
I purchased the Ultra II and am happy to say it does indeed perform much better than the class 6 which I temporary removed from the HD2 to test.
Tests were carried out on both PC file transfer Read/Write using a USB card reader and in the Galaxy S for record/playback of video content.
I was pretty certain that sandisk's 32gb class 2 microsd card was the only 32gb microsd card available, but i found this
http://www.buy.com/prod/topram-32gb...d/q/listingid/92293363/loc/101/216378751.html
But i can't find any information on it......
There are 64MB microSD cards hitting the market about now. Not sure if SGS will be able to use them.
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I was pretty certain that sandisk's 32gb class 2 microsd card was the only 32gb microsd card available, but i found this
http://www.buy.com/prod/topram-32gb...d/q/listingid/92293363/loc/101/216378751.html
But i can't find any information on it......
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I have purchased a "class 6" 32GB microSD for my Nexus One, directly from a supplier in Hong Kong through eBay. I'll let you know how well it works out.
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I have purchased a "class 6" 32GB microSD for my Nexus One, directly from a supplier in Hong Kong through eBay. I'll let you know how well it works out.
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AND... if it is indeed a Class 6.
As far as I am aware they have not been invented yet!
I_Droid said:
There are 64MB microSD cards hitting the market about now. Not sure if SGS will be able to use them.
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I'm sure the GS would balk at having such a filthy small capacity card inside them.
kenkiller said:
I'm sure the GS would balk at having such a filthy small capacity card inside them.
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LOL does such a thing as a 64MB microSD actually still exist?
flamingpitofhell said:
LOL does such a thing as a 64MB microSD actually still exist?
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not yet, the highest is 32GB microSDHC
after that barrier they becomes 64GB microSDXC
there are already standard 64GB SDXC cards, that means the micro version is just around the corner.
usually it's a 6 month lapse from the moment the normal size SD comes out, to when the micro version gets released
now all that aside, i've a 32MB microSD, but never seen one for 64MB
it came as a demo disk for one of my devices
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Nah, they don't make them that small.
saw a post once cant remember where, but it had a sandisk 2TB yes that is correct 2TB micro sd, im pretty sure its not available, but i gave me hope that one day i mite be able to fit the entire contents of my laptop drive (500GB) and my external (1.5TB) drives on something smaller than my thumbnail.
of course it will be available, in the next 10 years
technology advances are steady.
most of the time the tech is already availble, just not for the public, as they have to develop cheap way to MASS produce those things.
Bought this for my SGS.....class 4 has arrived from Kingston.I will post some stats when i test it.
green0153 said:
Bought this for my SGS.....class 4 has arrived from Kingston.I will post some stats when i test it.
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please run this test and
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=739083
post your results
thanks !
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AND... if it is indeed a Class 6.
As far as I am aware they have not been invented yet!
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Are these for real Class 4 ?
3C Pro 32GB 32G microSD
TOPRAM 32GB 32G microSD
So i recently bought this microSD card:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...NaB1JX0%3D&viewitem=&sspagename=STRK:MEWNX:IT
I was really excited that 32GB cards had gotten this cheap and for a class 10 one I was ecstatic!
Turns out it was a dupe and the drive is not only slow as a turtle, it doesn't really hold anything. (put 10GB of stuff on it and after the transfer was complete I went to the phone and only ~5GB of stuff was on there)
Also the adapter that came with it doesn't even work with it, it only responded to my phone (whereas my trusty 16GB from Dane Elec worked fine in the adapter).
Here's the comparison of my badass Class 2 16GB and the ****ty "Class 10 32GB"
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Basically avoid any microSD sales from a user named: soundguyzbb
and I'd say it's safe to say that any microSD from the manufacturer titled "memorette" is bogus as well. I will attempt some of the other 32GB cards in this price range to see if there are any real ones.
This one will be going back for a refund tomorrow morning, I'll update if I find anything good or bad with my further market study
Excellent. Just plain excellent.
You. Just saved me $30
Bravo.
Glad to be of help, I love helping find the best deals possible while ruining bad business practices
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Glad to be of help, I love helping find the best deals possible while ruining bad business practices
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Good job. You just helped save some people from getting ripped off and I thank you for that
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Doing some digging around I found Memorette looks to be a good company but if you notice their highest capacity on their own website is 8GB
The ebay ones all look generic and certainly different then the real deal, scammers gonna scam!
http://memoretteworld.en.ec21.com/Micro_SD_Card_Series--3584295_3584296.html
i dont even think there is a real class (10) 32gig micro card in existence.
can anyone confirm that any company even make them? the highest class 10 ive seen is an 8 gig micro sd.
austin420 said:
i dont even think there is a real class (10) 32gig micro card in existence.
can anyone confirm that any company even make them? the highest class 10 ive seen is an 8 gig micro sd.
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Idk but I just won a Class 2 ADATA 32GB card, I know they are a good company (I run an 8GB Class 6 SDHC in my camera from them and it's great) and am crossing my fingers I'll get another surprisingly fast card like the DaneElec 16GB.
Only cost me $40.03 with an auction, I saw some other brand name ones for $44, maybe slightly less. I'll be sure to make a review of the ADATA when I receive it. Ebay says it will be here between the 14th or 15th
austin420 said:
i dont even think there is a real class (10) 32gig micro card in existence.
can anyone confirm that any company even make them? the highest class 10 ive seen is an 8 gig micro sd.
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004AM610M/ref=ox_sc_act_title_4?ie=UTF8&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER
http://www.amazon.com/Patriot-Signature-MicroSDHC-Memory-PSF32GMCSDHC10/dp/B004H8FTCU/ref=pd_cp_e_2
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004AM610M/ref=ox_sc_act_title_4?ie=UTF8&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER
http://www.amazon.com/Patriot-Signature-MicroSDHC-Memory-PSF32GMCSDHC10/dp/B004H8FTCU/ref=pd_cp_e_2
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ahh. isee. the price is pretty crazy on those. prolly why i had never seen them.
warning to peeps interested. it seems the patriot brand has some iffy reviews.
82$ for 32gig card is crazy!
Ebay put out an article to watch out for fake sd cards. Too bad you missed it.
I went with the 32gig class 10 lexar on amazon. Works great, amazingly fast transfer speeds!
LunaticWolf said:
Ebay put out an article to watch out for fake sd cards. Too bad you missed it.
I went with the 32gig class 10 lexar on amazon. Works great, amazingly fast transfer speeds!
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Have you run SD Tools with that? I'd be interested in the results.
ankurisbak said:
82$ for 32gig card is crazy!
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word.
10 char
A 32gb alone would be expensive. But at a class 10 also? sounds like an extra 40$
Thanks for the post. Saved me from buying :3
order placed june 8th
received yesterday june 11th in USPS mail
Item Ordered
1 of: SanDisk 32GB microSDHC Memory Card (Bulk Package)
Condition: New
Price $48.90
works perfectly
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B003WGJYCY/ref=dp_olp_new?ie=UTF8&condition=new
josh33_unc said:
works perfectly
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B003WGJYCY/ref=dp_olp_new?ie=UTF8&condition=new
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class 2. boo.
austin420 said:
class 2. boo.
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i'm not complaining at that price, considering i have about 4 of the 16gb cards that the phone ships with
I had the same issue. Got one from ebay, real junk. Gonna wait till Best Buy has them on the shelf a couple months before I dive in again. Right now they still don't stock them. They keep saying "coming soon"
I paid $99 for my 32GB class 2 SanDisk microSDHC from Verizon when they first became available about a year ago. It's easily as fast as my 8GB class 6 ADATA which I bought from Newegg. I did some benches on it when I first got it and was really impressed. I'm sure I posted them here...
Anyway, I never buy memory cards on ebay. It's too easy for people to fake capacity and lie about speeds. Plus a high quality card with a low class rating in my experience is much better/faster than a low quality card with a high class rating.
Here is a quick look at the new Lexar 633x 128GB MicroSDXC Card which was announced by Lexar. There is finally an alternative for people who still have a sour taste in their mouths from previous experiences with SanDisk cards. It even comes with a USB 3.0 MicroSDXC reader. As of this moment, Amazon.com LLC, Adorama, and B&H Photo are the only authorized retailers for this card in the US.
Card is Made in Korea
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Product Highlights from the manufacturer:
• Premium memory solution for sports camcorders, tablets, and smartphones
• Quickly captures, stores, plays back, and transfers media files, including 1080p full-HD, 3D, and 4K video
• Leverages UHS-I technology for a transfer speed up to 633x (95MB/s)*
• Stores more than 15 hours of HD video; 33,000 photos; or 28,000 songs**
• Includes high-speed, Class 10 card and USB 3.0 reader
• Limited lifetime warranty for card and one-year limited warranty for USB 3.0 reader
I saw it on sale a few weeks ago on Amazon and decided to pick it up. It arrived today and I ran some benchmarks for your viewing pleasure. Do note that you will not see these speeds while it is inside of your Note 4 as none of these phones are capable of these high read and write speeds. I've included the A1 Benchmark (in phone).
As you can see, the read speed inside the Note 4 is only half of what you'd get with a UHS-I compatible USB 3.0 Card reader.
I would certainly consider this the better card for only $10 more than the SanDisk Ultra, especially if you consider that the Lexar has superior speeds, a free USB 3.0 card reader, and a better warranty. It's not fast enough for 4k on the GoPro 4 Black (due to the lower write speeds), but it's definitely fast enough for 4k on the Note 4.
There's not much to say so feel free to ask questions.
Thanks for sharing l wonder If its available where I am located and hopefully at a decent price point
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Thanks, I plan to get one
Nice, is this better then the Sandisk model?
felloffthetruck said:
Nice, is this better then the Sandisk model?
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I would say yes. It has a better warranty, faster read speeds, and Lexar is better than SanDisk in terms of reliability, especially when used in Samsung phones.
felloffthetruck said:
Nice, is this better then the Sandisk model?
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Of Course, better Datarates and no thermal Issues.
best regards
I've always had nothing but great experiences with Lexar! I purchased the 128 GB 633x from Amazon and love it! Can't go wrong with their products. That warranty is great to have as well.
Was there a price or did I miss it
That is definitely better than the ultra. And it does matter in the phone. I have a lot of Micro Sd cards because I have a GoPro so I tested the transfer speed in the phone of most of them. First I took a 1 gig video at 4K and saved it to the internal storage. Then timed how long it would take to copy it the the sd card from the phone. First the Sandisk Ultra took 83 seconds, then the lexar 600x took 57 seconds, third the Samsung Pro took 41 seconds. So there are real life scenarios that the speed matters. Also, since I have a GoPro, I hate that I have an Ultra card because it can't be used in it.
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Was there a price or did I miss it
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The US amazon currently has it $119.99US. On a side note, the Scandisk Ulta 128GB is $119.49 on the site.
Personally, not that I couldn't find a way to use the space, I'm just more waiting for the price to lower to around $50US. There will be some kind of sale. Till then, I'll torture myself with the 64GB Scandisk Ulta I've been using for over two years and the 32GB on internal storage
Anyone have any insider info if or when Samsung will release a 128gb of their pro card?
Menchelke said:
Anyone have any insider info if or when Samsung will release a 128gb of their pro card?
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It's gonna take a while. They don't even have a slow version of the 128GB. They're gonna release the Evo before they do the Pro.
hmmm where did you buy from OP?
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hmmm where did you buy from OP?
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He said in his post. I pulled it up on Amazon
Yes,Lexar is also of a better performance on my GN4 as I add an external one with 64GB,and that's enough so far..
I still have not fill up my 64gb but if this goes on sale on Black Friday then I will really jump on it. Thanks for the info
Thermal Issues Exist
I received my 128 * 633 yesterday and loaded DivX files at about 21 mps and mp3's at between 11 MBps and 16 MBps using the enclosed USB 3 adapter. I was able to load between 3GB and 20GB at a time before the device experienced thermal shutdown. Device was too hot to touch upon shutdown and had to cool down before the computer would see it again. Do I have a problem unit or is this the unavoidable nature of the beast? I intend to run it in my LG G3 so I would be tasking it more gently than with my uploading.
did anybody have the chance to compare the lexar directly to sandisk or the new samsung 128gb sd cards in a phone?
Lemlux said:
I received my 128 * 633 yesterday and loaded DivX files at about 21 mps and mp3's at between 11 MBps and 16 MBps using the enclosed USB 3 adapter. I was able to load between 3GB and 20GB at a time before the device experienced thermal shutdown. Device was too hot to touch upon shutdown and had to cool down before the computer would see it again. Do I have a problem unit or is this the unavoidable nature of the beast? I intend to run it in my LG G3 so I would be tasking it more gently than with my uploading.
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my note or sdcard heated up
Kawaisa said:
It's gonna take a while. They don't even have a slow version of the 128GB. They're gonna release the Evo before they do the Pro.
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http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-128GB...967&sr=8-2&keywords=128gb+micro+sdxc+samsung#
they actually do make the 128 evo, pretty nice card, I didn't get it yet, a friend did and he said it faster than his sandisk
Really struggling to find a good speed microSD. All the 128's seem to be slow as butt. Ugh... I know most folks may say a really fast card isn't necessary...but this is the first time I've spent this much on a phone (up front) so I want to max this baby out.
So far... I've found these.
Lexar High-Performance MicroSDXC 633x 128GB UHS-I/U3
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This one seems promising...but the reviews have some scary comments. Who knows if these are legit or if these folks are just dumb.
PNY High Performance 128GB High Speed MicroSDXC Class 10 UHS-I
This one is priced well, but the comments talk about how it doesn't even reach the advertised speeds...
Patriot LX Series 128GB High Speed Micro SDXC
Barely hits 20mb/s in writing. So that sucks
(edit) Whoa, sorry the photos are huge! lol. Is there a way to limit their size? haha
Yeah I had this same problem. I decided to get the SanDisk 128GB anyway because of the Amazon sale. I found a really fast Samsung Pro one, but it only went up to 64GB. Hopefully you can find a really good one!
chris23445 said:
Yeah I had this same problem. I decided to get the SanDisk 128GB anyway because of the Amazon sale. I found a really fast Samsung Pro one, but it only went up to 64GB. Hopefully you can find a really good one!
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Yeah when I do I will post it here for all the other speed lovers out there!
Ya, I bought this SanDisk too from Amazon http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Adapt...&qid=1442195829&sr=8-2&keywords=128gb+sandisk
I also bought the Samsung Pro+ 64gb card as well.
I've been using one from Lexar for a while with LG G3, G3 cat.6, and Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (N910T and N910S) without any problems.
dorkythegreat said:
I've been using one from Lexar for a while with LG G3, G3 cat.6, and Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (N910T and N910S) without any problems.
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Same here, I think it's an excellent card.
Haven't tested speeds on it but it seems fast for anything and everything I throw at it.
I would definitely recommend it.
HNIC215 said:
Same here, I think it's an excellent card.
Haven't tested speeds on it but it seems fast for anything and everything I throw at it.
I would definitely recommend it.
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Have you seen anything at 128GB?
Locklear308 said:
Have you seen anything at 128GB?
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Sorry, what do you mean? I am not sure what you are asking.
The card I have is the Lexar High-Performance MicroSDXC 633x 128GB UHS-I/U3 pictured in the OP.
HNIC215 said:
Sorry, what do you mean? I am not sure what you are asking.
The card I have is the Lexar High-Performance MicroSDXC 633x 128GB UHS-I/U3 pictured in the OP.
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Oh snap, sorry I read that as 64GB for some reason. How are the write speeds on the Lexar 633x?
Locklear308 said:
Oh snap, sorry I read that as 64GB for some reason. How are the write speeds on the Lexar 633x?
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No worries...
Like I stated earlier, I've never officially tested the speeds on this card.
As far as speed, I can say its super fast. I really don't have any complaints. It's about as good as it gets when it comes to Microsdxc cards.
Read speed is around 90+ MB/s
Write speed is around 40-45+ MB/s
I think it depends on how you use it and on what type of device.
I was using it on a Note 4 and never had any issues. Loaded it up with music and videos including 4k videos and everything worked fine.
Also, if you use it with the USB 3.0 adapter that comes with it. It will be much faster at write speeds.
Hope that helps.
There will come another card by Lexar with 1000x and up to 150 mb/s:
http://www.amazon.de/gp/aw/d/B00U0X...sdxc+256gb&dpPl=1&dpID=41kglMr4EiL&ref=plSrch
SaschaHa said:
There will come another card by Lexar with 1000x and up to 150 mb/s:
http://www.amazon.de/gp/aw/d/B00U0X...sdxc+256gb&dpPl=1&dpID=41kglMr4EiL&ref=plSrch
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I saw that, but it is crazy costly. I will grab the x633
I've got the 128gb Lexar. It is a beast of a card.
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I just get 128g sandisk from Amazon it siad speed up to 80/s but when i try on my pc it only around 13mb/s.damn
paullu said:
I just get 128g sandisk from Amazon it siad speed up to 80/s but when i try on my pc it only around 13mb/s.damn
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USB 2.0 or 3.0? I'm sure with 3.0, you'll get a quicker transfer.
Ordered the 128GB Lexar x633, will be great for my FLAC collection.
This writes at 80 m/s
http://www.rakuten.com/prod/samsung...80mb-s-uhs-i-c10-microsd-micro/283018343.html
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This writes at 80 m/s
http://www.rakuten.com/prod/samsung...80mb-s-uhs-i-c10-microsd-micro/283018343.html
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It reads up to 80 MB/s. "Write Speed up to 20MB/s"
dont think most phones are capable of writing much over 40MB/sec anyway. on the style, even the internal emmc only writes at 40
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dont think most phones are capable of writing much over 40MB/sec anyway. on the style, even the internal emmc only writes at 40
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I used to say that, but I was bashed on the OPO forums and told that phones read and write at at least 100.
This is another reason why I abandoned those forums
I am confused, whether to get (prices in INR):
Samsung Evo Plus 256GB -/2899
SanDisk Extreme 256GB -/3105
SanDisk Ultra 256GB -/2337
Also, does the Poco X3 Pro support or benefit from A2 sd cards?
Go for Sandisk Extreme, I guess is a good choice. And yes, all android phones with API level 28 (android 9) supposed to support it. I have this one in my phone, is not A2 but I love it.
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Sandisk has a long guarantee, with the extreme micro sds i guess 10 years. And yes, i had a defect micro sd from sandisk (could not be written on it nor delete files. I had to send them an individual card number (very small with laser written?? and a piccture of the destroyed card (murdered it with sissors) and i got a new one. Very good service. i think the extreme variant ist the fastest. If you consider the long guarantee, i think the higher price will result in higher profit
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Sandisk has a long guarantee, with the extreme micro sds i guess 10 years. And yes, i had a defect micro sd from sandisk (could not be written on it nor delete files. I had to send them an individual card number (very small with laser written?? and a piccture of the destroyed card (murdered it with sissors) and i got a new one. Very good service. i think the extreme variant ist the fastest. If you consider the long guarantee, i think the higher price will result in higher profit
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The SanDisk Ultra offers 10years and Extreme has got lifetime warranty!
You are pefectly right... What could be better than a lifelong guarantee??
Jup. SanDisk do have some pretty nice warrant. I've also replaced 2 broken cards. 128gb and 64gb back in the days.
They actually shipped back 2 different packages... They were huge for such a small card ^^
But Samsung isn't bad either.
Speed mostly isn't limited by the Card but by the reader of the smartphone or the software.
A1 SD card bench. Read 41 Write 17
SD card Test:
Write: 17
Read 66
Haldi4803 said:
Jup. SanDisk do have some pretty nice warrant. I've also replaced 2 broken cards. 128gb and 64gb back in the days.
They actually shipped back 2 different packages... They were huge for such a small card ^^
But Samsung isn't bad either.
Speed mostly isn't limited by the Card but by the reader of the smartphone or the software.
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Man I greatly appreciate your detailed approach to various topics! Thanks for your benchmarks!
--Extension to my previous reply-- My SanDisk Extreme 256GB arrived yesterday and I'm gonna test today! The best thing is that they have Lifetime Warranty!
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SD card Test:
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Thanks for the info. Did also test the speed in crDroid 7.12 (A11) on Poco X3 Pro 8/256 GB with the same App.
Internal Memory:
487 MB/S Write 1348 MB/s Read
Removable SD (in my case SanDisk Ultra 256 GB Class10 U1) exfat:
30 MB/S Write 74 MB/s Read
I measured the speed on the version with a 732 processor (the card readers in the devices are the same). I could not get more than 90/50 megabytes for reading / writing from a sandisk extreme card. I came to the conclusion that installing cards on this platform better than the mass Ultra Sandisk or Samsung Evo is a waste of money.
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I measured the speed on the version with a 732 processor (the card readers in the devices are the same). I could not get more than 90/50 megabytes for reading / writing from a sandisk extreme card. I came to the conclusion that installing cards on this platform better than the mass Ultra Sandisk or Samsung Evo is a waste of money.
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Indeed happy with the speed of Internal Memory and with the 8/256 GB version there is a lot.
I think UFS 3.1 256 GB in this price class is top value (paired with good CPU).
SD should be used as backup drive and for storage of files not opened often, like Music, Movies, etc.
@AIIIOT what app is that?
Looks pretty useful.
ChriMo said:
Indeed happy with the speed of Internal Memory and with the 8/256 GB version there is a lot.
I think UFS 3.1 256 GB in this price class is top value (paired with good CPU).
SD should be used as backup drive and for storage of files not opened often, like Music, Movies, etc.
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You're telling the truth. But, I answered the question about the memory card. There is no point in wasting money on the expensive one. The device is not the fastest card reader.
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@AIIIOT what app is that?
Looks pretty useful.
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Its Cross Platform Disk Test by Maxim Saplin
https://maxim-saplin.github.io/cpdt_results/?about=&lang=enhttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Saplin.CPDT&hl=en&gl=US
Neat.
Well, I am using a SanDisk Ultra Micro SD card for my Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro....
Okay.... Here we go...
200gb SanDisk Ultra which is 50% full.
400gb SanDisk ultra freshly Formated.
Will update in 3 hours when I've copied the 250gb Back to it -.-
SanDisk 256GB extreme benchmark results: