Review on 💾 SanDisk Ultra 16GB 48MB/s UHS-I Class 10 microSDHC Card: Reliable Storage for High-Speed Data Transfer by Petar Kamenov ᠌

Validated on the original files. Not CrystalDiskMark entry: 1 gigabyte of rather little files (2022 pictures). - File speed of 8 MB/s, capacity of 1 GB - 15Mb/s the numbers read as follows: small - 22, large - 80 fat32 The issue this time is due to the volume. In spite of the fact that the manufacturer said that the size of a gigabyte is one billion bytes, the customer received 31.9 billion rather than 32 billion. 100 million bytes taken. When presenting the dimension in gigabytes, these class parts of society take use of the ignorance of citizens and the weakness of the state (or perhaps they are "in the share"), and while they do explain somewhere in small print that this is not at all 1024x1024x1024 bytes, they do so in order to take advantage of the situation. In general, it's time to stop writing Giga- and start using the Gibi- prefix instead. Due to the fact that the actual volume of this is 29.7 GiB Z. Y. There are reviews available on this page for another SanDisk microSD card, and the majority of the comments are unfavorable. So, there is a map with a white and gray pattern over there, and this one has a red and gray design over here. I purchased both the white and the gray version. But based on the speed of 80 megabits per second, this is considered to be red. In general, poyuzaem - we'll see. There seems to be some confusion regarding the connection between white and gray. track=rev_mc_marked&grade_value=1