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Name: 💾 Samsung 32GB 80MB/s EVO Select Micro SDHC Memory Card: Reliable Storage for High-Speed Performance (MB-ME32DA/AM)
Item: 💾 Samsung 32GB 80MB/s EVO Select Micro SDHC Memory Card: Reliable Storage for High-Speed Performance (MB-ME32DA/AM)
Rating: 5

July 17, 2023

I like the product very much, fully consistent with my expectations.

He too experienced pain when, after purchasing a 64 GB card, he attempted to format it in FAT32 but was unable to locate it in the memory card's properties (only exFAT and NTFS were listed). The idiotic recommendation to "format the card in FAT32 format" from a technical support "expert" at the company that sold me the DVR just irritated me! They appear to have no idea what they are discussing and to have never held their device or memory cards bigger than 32 GB in their hands. Four 32 GB cards support FAT32 without reformatting the system. Only exFAT and NTFS are supported in 64 GB cards. I discovered the answer here:
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The video clearly demonstrates how to use the GUIFORMAT program to convert exFAT to FAT32. Visit the office to download the GUIFORMAT software. Website for SilverStone (don't worry if your DVR or other device has a different name; it's simply the DVR maker Unlike other device manufacturers, SilverStone cared for its consumers by publishing a program for formatting memory cards to the desired system on its website. After that, we follow the instructions in the video to the letter. Now anyone can do it, even a blonde!

Pros

Samsung is just Samsung. And no, this is not an advertisement. Instead of jumping to conclusions about why the memory card is defective because your device cannot see it or because you cannot format it for usage with your device in FAT32 format, read my entire review. This brand has produced memory cards in a number of different formats before. A little more expensive than a comparable offering from another manufacturer, but the miser pays twice that price and the idiot pays three times that price. I have a lot of other brands' illegible cards laying around because I made the decision to conserve money when the time came. No Samsung memory card—used in devices like cameras, smartphones, recorders, and MP3 players that I don't use—failed either right away or over the course of extended use.

Cons

This is not a memory card defect; rather, it is a result of our ignorance and the lack of professionalism displayed by some businesses that market devices that use memory cards with capacities greater than 32 GB. If your device needs FAT32 format, it is not available by default (only exFAT and NTFS are available), and formatting without tambourine dancing (Google to the rescue!) will not function. Hence, some customers have complained about the marriage of what they believe to be memory cards. As a result, I provide thorough details on how I formatted it in FAT32 format for my DVR in the comments. I hope someone can use it.