Review on Memory Card Kingston microSDXC 256 GB Class 10, V30, A2, UHS-I U3, R/W 170/90 MB/s, adapter to SD by Stanislaw Kimsa ᠌

I haven't encountered any issues with this brand as of now. The speeds are high, although significantly lower than what was advertised. This is to one's benefit. In addition to that, I labored my way via the outdated USB2. The memory card was recognized by the smartphone with a loud crash, and the contents were immediately loaded on it. After a few tens of minutes, all of the photographs and films were already visible in the gallery; there were 75 gigabytes of them. There is nothing more that can be said about the service life. Let's see. The previous SanDisk failed after a little over a year, but then it started working again (it needed to be replaced right away), and it finally failed again after a little over three years.