Review on ADATA microSDHC 32 GB Class 10, UHS-I, SD adapter by Adam Gontarz ᠌

On March 12, I simultaneously purchased two ADATA flash cards, one with 32GB for use in the phone and one with 64GB for use in the tablet. First, in December, the tablet computer suffered a bend in it, which caused it to stop viewing the computer. I handed it over to the people in charge of administering my system, and they processed it with some kind of program before formatting it and erasing the data it contained. She lived for one more month before I decided to get rid of her. The exact same thing happened today with a flash drive on my phone. My Sony Xperia Z phone in all its glory. When I started reading articles on specialized websites, I discovered that I was not the only person going through a loss like mine. I no longer have any dealings with ADATA. Someone is going to argue that you can return it to the store under the warranty, and my response is going to be that the store for Lenin has already shut down.