Review on 📷 SAMSUNG 32GB EVO Plus Class 10 Micro SDHC Card with Adapter - High Speed 80mb/s (MB-MC32DA/AM) by David Dortch

Description and photos show "EVO+" card, part number Samasung MB-MC32DA/AM. I was sent an "EVO Plus" card with part number MB-MC32GA/APC. Despite the same size and class, they differ in performance or production. The DA/AM parts have been shown to perform significantly better than the lower GA/APC parts on 4K random read/writes. This is important to me and others who use the card in ways that manipulate larger and smaller amounts of data (system memory). The general speed class is for larger and more sequential reads and writes (photo and video storage). The true part number was obscured by an incorrect (better) part number. Why show and describe an old part and send a new one? Fair mistake right? A new part replaces an identical product, right? You might think that if this is the same, you can forgive the laziness of incorrectly updating images and product descriptions. I don't think that's acceptable, but okay. Now consider that the actual item they are shipping has been repackaged to look like the wrong model. As clearly misleading steps are taken with the packaging to intentionally misrepresent the product, it can be concluded that the incorrect information on the Revain product page is unlikely to be an accident. Some may take it as a farewell to something very small. If you use this card in a digital camera, your effects are likely to be negligible. However, things like product photos, model numbers, and descriptions must exactly match the product being shipped. This is non-negotiable. Buyers should be able to rely on the statements of the seller, as the final assessment of suitability is up to the buyer.