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Sensation compatible with microSDHC UHS-I

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Adata's first Ultra High Speed I (UHC I)

Damn, my class 10 32GB is feeling old.

Yup just like mine...
Transfer rates will be up to 300% faster, and it won’t just be SDHC and SDXC cards enjoying the boost — microSDHC and microSDXC will benefit as well. The end result? A maximum transfer rate of about 312MB per second, easily fast enough for shooting full HD video on your fancy new camera or booting Chromium OS from your card reader.
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cant wait for the day there are 2TB micro sdxc uhs-I cards

does nobody know?

It would probably work, however it would I don't think (don't take my word either!) that the sensation can handle the speed!

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It is called evolution....or not.
But what is the real speed difference?
I didn't see any. The speed is the same as in 32 class 10 (20 mb/s).
What is the catch?
http://www.adata.com.tw/index.php?action=product_specification&cid=7&piid=147
comparing with
http://patriotmemory.com/products/specs/microSDHC10.pdf

that adata is a oem from sandisk, i have the sandisk and these are the results.
with UHS
write 7.7-8 mb/s
read 38mb/s
without UHS (normal SD/SDHC/SDXC spec)
write 7.7-8mb/s
read 18mb/s
this card will work on any android phone that support upto 32GB, but you wont get the uhs 1 speed.
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IannEefje said:
Yup just like mine...
Transfer rates will be up to 300% faster, and it won’t just be SDHC and SDXC cards enjoying the boost — microSDHC and microSDXC will benefit as well. The end result? A maximum transfer rate of about 312MB per second, easily fast enough for shooting full HD video on your fancy new camera or booting Chromium OS from your card reader.
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you gonna have to wait for the UHS 2, UHS 1 supports upto 104mb/s

kevinliu2336 said:
cant wait for the day there are 2TB micro sdxc uhs-I cards
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consider the cost, and you will need to wait many years for the release, also they may not make it into the market.

What Micro SD card are you using?

So I'm in the market for a new SD card, I'm currently using the 8GB C4 that came with the phone, but it currently has less then 100MB of space on it. (Filled with music, photos, etc).
I'm interested in getting a 32 GB Micro SD card, as I can almost easily fill that up too . But I'm stuck between the cheaper C4, and the slightly more expensive C10 version.
I know that the C10 would allow me to transfer data from my PC 6MB's faster then a C4, but is that the only difference? I've seen some people mention video recording would be smoother, and others have said that's wrong. Would it be better to save myself $10-$12 and just get the slower C4 instead? And is there certain cards that are known NOT to work with the Inspire?
Thanks and Merry Christmas!

As long as you stay away from the junk that is often on ebay, you should be good to go. It's not just the write speed that's faster, the read also increases. And the price often isn't that much different between the C4,C6, and the C10. Just watch for sales. Example: local Fry's will have the 32g Samsung C10 on sale for $36.

I bought a sandisk 32gb micro sd card from Amazon 3 weeks ago for about $34. It works great for me and being on a buget to price wasn't to shabby either.
Sent from my Inspire 4G using xda premium

Thunder350 said:
So I'm in the market for a new SD card, I'm currently using the 8GB C4 that came with the phone, but it currently has less then 100MB of space on it. (Filled with music, photos, etc).
I'm interested in getting a 32 GB Micro SD card, as I can almost easily fill that up too . But I'm stuck between the cheaper C4, and the slightly more expensive C10 version.
I know that the C10 would allow me to transfer data from my PC 6MB's faster then a C4, but is that the only difference? I've seen some people mention video recording would be smoother, and others have said that's wrong. Would it be better to save myself $10-$12 and just get the slower C4 instead? And is there certain cards that are known NOT to work with the Inspire?
Thanks and Merry Christmas!
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A few threads about this in the correct section already. Thread should be moved to the Inspire 4G Accessories section.

Agoattamer said:
A few threads about this in the correct section already. Thread should be moved to the Inspire 4G Accessories section.
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This thread has been dead for over 3 months. Why revive it just for that?

Thunder350 said:
This thread has been dead for over 3 months. Why revive it just for that?
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Pay attention. I didn't revive it. The poster above me did. And it is a month in a half and not 3 months old.

Sandisk 16 gb SDHC

My micro sd card
strontium 8gb

PNY 32gb Class 10 - 39.99 on newegg.com

PNY 32GB Class 10 micro SDHC card, but I've been using a Sandisk 64GB micro SDXC card for the past month or so with great results. I still need to run more tests on it but it's been so damn hectic at work these past months lol Damn bakery X_X

Sandisk 32GB Class 4

Sandisk 32gb Class 2.

Sandisk 32gb Class 4

samsung 8g class 2
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mrpaulharris said:
samsung 8g class 2
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but, it's close to full so I'm wishing for something bigger

Off brand 16 gig class 10. getting good read and write speeds
Sent from my Inspire 4G ICS XDA App

Sandisk 32gb
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003OA8T92/ref=oh_o02_s02_i00_details

What is the difference between the classes like class 4 or class 10. writing and reading speed?

EK2 said:
What is the difference between the classes like class 4 or class 10. writing and reading speed?
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yes, higher the class the higher the speed. there is no 'official' standard for what each class is supposed to be, because it varies based on manufacturers. Anything class 2 and above can do 720p video recording.

Lexar class 10 from Amazon, 55. Bucks.
so far so good, the speed difference is noticeably faster than the SanDisk c4 I took out

Sandisk 32GB Class 4

Lexar 128GB card with Galaxy S5?

Hi,
I picked up Samsung Galaxy S5 and been looking around for some MicroSD card options beyond 32/64GB.
I'm curious to find out if anyone has any experience with Lexar High-Performance microSDHC 633x 128GB UHS-I Flash Memory Card LSDMI128BBNL633R card?
I plan on shooting a lot of videos and hopefully, it won't slow me down!
thanks

COOL :good:

This is the one I use:
SanDisk 128GB Ultra Class 10 Micro SDXC up to 48MB/s with Adapter (SDSDQUAN-128G-G4A) [Newest Version]

In other news, I charged my phone today.

dotpro said:
Hi,
I picked up Samsung Galaxy S5 and been looking around for some MicroSD card options beyond 32/64GB.
I'm curious to find out if anyone has any experience with Lexar High-Performance microSDHC 633x 128GB UHS-I Flash Memory Card LSDMI128BBNL633R card?
I plan on shooting a lot of videos and hopefully, it won't slow me down!
thanks
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Hasn't been released so no one knows. But it's definitely fast enough for your S5, these phones don't support high UHS-I speeds

Oditius said:
This is the one I use:
SanDisk 128GB Ultra Class 10 Micro SDXC up to 48MB/s with Adapter (SDSDQUAN-128G-G4A) [Newest Version]
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The old version, although it states max 30mb/s, actual test shows it will reach 48mb/s.
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Kawaisa said:
Hasn't been released so no one knows. But it's definitely fast enough for your S5, these phones don't support high UHS-I speeds
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i've had two 64GB version, and they don't last too long, but this one states it uses micron chipset, so it could be better quality.

[Q] Need some memory card facts

Just wondering if I would notice the deference in the small variety of Sandisk cards?
I would like to get the 128 gb, but looks like the slower older like cards. Then there is the super dupper ultra cards.
Is the Note 4 gonna notice the difference one way or the other?
Mod-oops post in the wrong forum.Can you fix my stupidness and move post to accessories section........thanks

btb601 said:
Just wondering if I would notice the deference in the small variety of Sandisk cards?
I would like to get the 128 gb, but looks like the slower older like cards. Then there is the super dupper ultra cards.
Is the Note 4 gonna notice the difference one way or the other?
Mod-oops post in the wrong forum.Can you fix my stupidness and move post to accessories section........thanks
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Moved to Accessories per your request.

I'm now using the 128GB Sandisk I had in my previous Note2, formatted in FAT. So far, so good.

I'm using a 64Gb Smasung Pro, which is supposed to be very fast, only seeing 50Mb/s write and 20Mb/s read. Not very great, so I can imagine and SD card will be about the same. If I could've seen this information first, I would've gone with the 128Gb capacity.

Thanks, thats what I was thinking. Some snake oil to help boost their sales.

I recently checked all of the cards I have and the Samsung Pro (new version) absolutely destroyed everything I had. I put them all into the same usb 3 card reader and copied a big file to them. The samsung Pro wrote at 60 Mbps, the Sandisc extreme wrote at 38 Mbps. My 64 gb Sandisc Ultra wrote at 10 Mbps. It's something to think about seeing how you are going to have this card for a while. I plan on getting the new GoPro and I would be worried that even the Sandisc Extreme would have problems with 4K at 30fps. You may regret getting that ultra.

btb601 said:
Just wondering if I would notice the deference in the small variety of Sandisk cards?
I would like to get the 128 gb, but looks like the slower older like cards. Then there is the super dupper ultra cards.
Is the Note 4 gonna notice the difference one way or the other?
Mod-oops post in the wrong forum.Can you fix my stupidness and move post to accessories section........thanks
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There's no difference when the card is in the phone. It won't be faster for recording 4k or file retrieval when it's in the phone. You'd only need a faster card if you intend to take it out and plug it into a USB 3.0 card reader, or use it in a GoPro 4 Black.

Micro SD card with Note 20 Ultra

I haven't had an android phone with an SD card since the OG Moto G days and I have heard every now and then that the way they're handled has changed?
Will the Galaxy Note 20 still keep the SD card and the internal storage separate and use the SD card for media, or does it combine the two in to a larger storage area?

gtargui said:
I haven't had an android phone with an SD card since the OG Moto G days and I have heard every now and then that the way they're handled has changed?
Will the Galaxy Note 20 still keep the SD card and the internal storage separate and use the SD card for media, or does it combine the two in to a larger storage area?
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It is separate. Like having an extra HardDrive on your computer. You can store media files on either or both of them.

gtargui said:
I haven't had an android phone with an SD card since the OG Moto G days and I have heard every now and then that the way they're handled has changed?
Will the Galaxy Note 20 still keep the SD card and the internal storage separate and use the SD card for media, or does it combine the two in to a larger storage area?
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It can't merge the two since it uses different technology.
Internal storage is way faster than an SD card.
The two are separated.

"way faster" ..
the SD storage is "way fast" enough for many things you plan to do with the phone. get a fast high speed card (i picked up the 1TB sandisk) .
burst mode on the camera will be forced to internal storage (user cant change that) . i did some early tests yesterday with the phone's video camera in different formats and aspect ratios and the card handled the throughput nicely.

but for installing application, I would prefer on internal storage rather than SD card even with an A2 rated card.

Yes because the constant IO and polling the card consume the battery faster
Plus, there's no security and encrypting / decrypting make it longer.

Can i use sd card with dual sim in note 20 ultra
Anybody can help me to know that, if i am using dual sim (one physical sim and other esim), can i use SD Card in Note 20 Ultra?

malateef said:
Anybody can help me to know that, if i am using dual sim (one physical sim and other esim), can i use SD Card in Note 20 Ultra?
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I don't see why not. If one is an esim, then the microsd slot will be available.

barry99705 said:
I don't see why not. If one is an esim, then the microsd slot will be available.
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THANKS,

If you want best speed performance go with the A2 rated Sandisk Extreme or Extreme Pro. They are expensive of course. For my day to day use I just settled with Samsung EVO Plus microSD. Does the job competently at budget friendly price.

LordGMLP said:
If you want best speed performance go with the A2 rated Sandisk Extreme or Extreme Pro. They are expensive of course. For my day to day use I just settled with Samsung EVO Plus microSD. Does the job competently at budget friendly price.
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I have that one in 256gb it's okay but nowhere near as fast as my lexar 1800x but its only avail in 128gb and is 2x the price of the sandisk for half the storage...worth it? Probably not.

LordGMLP said:
If you want best speed performance go with the A2 rated Sandisk Extreme or Extreme Pro. They are expensive of course. For my day to day use I just settled with Samsung EVO Plus microSD. Does the job competently at budget friendly price.
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I just bought Kingston 'Canvas Go! Plus' 256GB card, also rated as A2 and I have found a few benchmarks showing it is a bit faster than the Sandisk Extreme Pro at a cheaper price . I have my doubt too but gonna try it when the card arrived. The Kingston card has a lifetime warranty, will see how it performs. I am very curious too. Here is one of the reviews I saw: https://pokde.net/system/pc/storage/kingston-canvas-go-plus-microsd-review/

aaronlee0712 said:
I just bought Kingston 'Canvas Go! Plus' 256GB card, also rated as A2 and I have found a few benchmarks showing it is a bit faster than the Sandisk Extreme Pro at a cheaper price . I have my doubt too but gonna try it when the card arrived. The Kingston card has a lifetime warranty, will see how it performs. I am very curious too. Here is one of the reviews I saw: https://pokde.net/system/pc/storage/kingston-canvas-go-plus-microsd-review/
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Let me know about that Kingston card once you get it. Run some benchmarks on it.
I literally just ordered the Sandisk 256GB 15 minutes ago on Amazon for $48. The Kingston is $49. The Sandisk is rated 160MB Read and 90MB write. The Kingston is 170MB read and 90MB write. I checked out that review you posted and seems like a great card. I'm thinking about cancelling my order and getting the Kingston card instead.
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force70 said:
I have that one in 256gb it's okay but nowhere near as fast as my lexar 1800x but its only avail in 128gb and is 2x the price of the sandisk for half the storage...worth it? Probably not.
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From my research the Note 20Ultra doesn't support the higher end micro SDcards anyway. I can't remember the technology names (the different classes of Micro SD cards) but I did some research on what SDcard to get and the super fast micro SD's are useless in the Note20 since it doesn't have the proper tech to support the higher speeds. I wish I could remember how to explain it technically, but I can't remember the terms to use.

imucarmen said:
Let me know about that Kingston card once you get it. Run some benchmarks on it.
I literally just ordered the Sandisk 256GB 15 minutes ago on Amazon for $48. The Kingston is $49. The Sandisk is rated 160MB Read and 90MB write. The Kingston is 170MB read and 90MB write. I checked out that review you posted and seems like a great card. I'm thinking about cancelling my order and getting the Kingston card instead.
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From my research the Note 20Ultra doesn't support the higher end micro SDcards anyway. I can't remember the technology names (the different classes of Micro SD cards) but I did some research on what SDcard to get and the super fast micro SD's are useless in the Note20 since it doesn't have the proper tech to support the higher speeds. I wish I could remember how to explain it technically, but I can't remember the terms to use.
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In my country the price differ quite a lot so I get the Kingston. Definitely gonna try it esp. on random read and write. You mean UHS-I and UHS-II right? Agree with your point, Note 20 Ultra does not have UHS-II capability, so focusing on random read and write is more logical.

aaronlee0712 said:
In my country the price differ quite a lot so I get the Kingston. Definitely gonna try it esp. on random read and write. You mean UHS-I and UHS-II right? Agree with your point, Note 20 Ultra does not have UHS-II capability, so focusing on random read and write is more logical.
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Yes, UHS I vs UHS II. I'm no expert on SDcards. I did do my research though and found out that the super high-end Micro SD's will not reach their full potential on the Note 20 Ultra. I was trying to find out which one to buy to give me the fastest performance.
I just went to amazon and cancelled my order for the Sandisk and was going to order the Kingston. But I got to checkout and the Kingston wouldn't get here until September 24th! So I ordered the Sandisk again since it will be here on the 2nd
I'd still like to know how that Kingston performs for you. I'm going to run some benchmarks on my Sandisk as well. We could make a thread about it to help other XDA users decide which to get.

imucarmen said:
Yes, UHS I vs UHS II. I'm no expert on SDcards. I did do my research though and found out that the super high-end Micro SD's will not reach their full potential on the Note 20 Ultra. I was trying to find out which one to buy to give me the fastest performance.
I just went to amazon and cancelled my order for the Sandisk and was going to order the Kingston. But I got to checkout and the Kingston wouldn't get here until September 24th! So I ordered the Sandisk again since it will be here on the 2nd
I'd still like to know how that Kingston performs for you. I'm going to run some benchmarks on my Sandisk as well. We could make a thread about it to help other XDA users decide which to get.
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Yup, we can compare the performance between these 2 cards. Besides speed, another thing to take into consideration is reliability. My previous S7 Edge is running Samsung Evo card and works reliably for almost 5 years now, although it is slow. This Kingston 'Plus' card is newer version of Canvas! Go, so not sure about the reliability. Sandisk Extreme Pro maybe a more reliable card.
For benchmark, not sure which app to test on phone instead on PC. I have 'Anvil’s Storage Utilities' result for the Sandisk card (128GB) tested by myself and comparing the benchmark results with that review link, Kingston actually surpass Sandisk by a bit. Probably can't feel it in real world use XD.
Btw, I have the Exynos version of Note 20 Ultra. Sadly my courier is taking way too long to deliver my card, bought my Kingston on 17th Aug actually

aaronlee0712 said:
Yup, we can compare the performance between these 2 cards. Besides speed, another thing to take into consideration is reliability. My previous S7 Edge is running Samsung Evo card and works reliably for almost 5 years now, although it is slow. This Kingston 'Plus' card is newer version of Canvas! Go, so not sure about the reliability. Sandisk Extreme Pro maybe a more reliable card.
For benchmark, not sure which app to test on phone instead on PC. I have 'Anvil’s Storage Utilities' result for the Sandisk card (128GB) tested by myself and comparing the benchmark results with that review link, Kingston actually surpass Sandisk by a bit. Probably can't feel it in real world use XD.
Btw, I have the Exynos version of Note 20 Ultra. Sadly my courier is taking way too long to deliver my card, bought my Kingston on 17th Aug actually
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I'll have to do some research to find out the best way to test on the phone. I have the SD version but I doubt the SOC matters in a drive speed test.

imucarmen said:
I'll have to do some research to find out the best way to test on the phone. I have the SD version but I doubt the SOC matters in a drive speed test.
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I have received my Kingston card and tested it. Using my office PC (WD Blue 1TB SSD) and same card reader (Ugreen brand) for both cards.
Anvil's Storage Utilities benchmark results:
Kingston Canvas Go! Plus (256GB): https://imgur.com/FmSsoX0
Sandisk Extreme Pro (UHS-I) (128GB): https://imgur.com/wZ68Ian
CrystalDiskMark 7.0.0 benchmark results:
Kingston Canvas Go! Plus (256GB): https://imgur.com/l9u1POG
Sandisk Extreme Pro (UHS-I) (128GB): https://imgur.com/QqGNNAE
From the benchmark, Kingston win over Sandisk on almost all criteria but keep in mind that I only tested on 128GB Sandisk card.
Doing a file transfer (Windows 10 ISO file) the speed for Kingston is around 80MB/s while the Sandisk is 75MB/s. I am happy with my purchase Now on my Note 20 Ultra, I have encrypted it but not sure whether it will have an impact on the performance, my guess is it will.

aaronlee0712 said:
I have received my Kingston card and tested it. Using my office PC (WD Blue 1TB SSD) and same card reader (Ugreen brand) for both cards.
Anvil's Storage Utilities benchmark results:
Kingston Canvas Go! Plus: https://imgur.com/FmSsoX0
Sandisk Extreme Pro (UHS-I): https://imgur.com/wZ68Ian
From the benchmark, Kingston win over Sandisk on almost all criteria.
Doing a file transfer (Windows 10 ISO file) the speed for Kingston is around 80MB/s while the Sandisk is 75MB/s. I am happy with my purchase Now on my Note 20 Ultra, I have encrypted it but not sure whether it will have an impact on the performance, my guess is it will.
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My card gets here Wednesday. Along with my Galaxy Active 2 and my Galaxy Buds Live

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My card gets here Wednesday. Along with my Galaxy Active 2 and my Galaxy Buds Live
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I have edited my reply just now, add in Crystaldiskmark results. I guess there is no significant difference between these 2 cards. Both of them are better than Samsung's Evo XD. Probably best cards for our Note 20 for now.