Generica 256GB Micro SD Memory Card High Speed Class 10 Micro SD SDXC Card with SD Adapter

New Review: seems like they have changed the product. It doesnt look like the same product i purchased. And i paid way more $46.99 now its 24.99Double check everything. Its seems fake.Be aware.!!!Rest of these 3 buyers reviews are not verified purchases and they are 💯 % FAKE.Old review: i used this SD card for my IP Camera system, i will see how long will it work and will update review based on the performance as well.Installed on jan23rd 2019.Updates on the way....

It works so far, great price for good memory.

I have used this card in two devices successfully. Samsung Note8 and Canon Rebel T5i. In my tests, the card is fast for transfers and I notice no delays when accessing content on the SD card vs internal memory.It worked well with my Rebel camera -- easily storing rapid fire full resolution and RAW shots along w 1080p video, but I'd warn anyone using these cards on multiple devices to FORMAT the card prior to insertion. Canon and others dont like to use preformatted cards especially if they have other content on them. I had to work a little magic to get all my photos off the card, but that was my error.Best use -- expanded storage for your non apple phone or maybe a security camera.

This SD card is being used as a backup to my 2017 Surface Pro. I had a 256GB SD card prior to this one but it's memory is completely full and I had to find another one. The read and write speeds are quick and they don't require that you reformat your SD card before using it. All you have to do is plug it into any computer/laptop/tablet and it will work right away with no problems. With this SD card, it now gives my SP 512GB of storage on top of my 1TB of OneDrive that I use for work purposes. I also bought a case to house all my SD cards bc I have a lot of them.I did however, find that if you reformat the SD card, it will work better for you. The SD card was giving me some problems as it is mainly used to backup my SP's memory but for some reason it kept telling me that there was a problem reading the SD card and it was giving me error messages so I decided to take all the photo's I had and move it to my OneDrive and then reformat the SD card and then moved back to my SD card and viola, it took care of that problem and I never received the error message again. If you're just using the SD card to house pic's and video's then you shouldn't have to worry about whether your device can read it at all times or not. I would suggest that you reformat the SD card with the device that you're using it for just so you can make sure it doesn't have any compatibility issues.

I had been thinking about upgrading the amount of storage space in my Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus. The onboard storage space is just not enough in this day of Instagram and other forms of social media. Add to this the seemingly endless personal and work-related apps that are needed just to stay relevant and functional on a daily basis and inevitably you will have to upgrade.Samsung's 256 GB 100MB/s SD card is exactly what I needed. I went with the name brand and chose to go with a backup package along with the card because losing precious data if you haven't had a chance to back it up can be heartbreaking!The card was super easy to load, mount and start using. Most devices will walk you through this process effortlessly. After nearly three months, I am absolutely thrilled. It's fast enough for what I need and I find I can take all of th e pictures, video and documents with me that I like - and I have more than enough storage space to load up all of the music from my 160 GB iPod and still have plenty of storage left over.