Kingston microSDXC 128GB Class 10, V10, A1, UHS-I U1, R 100MB/s Memory Card, SD Adapter, 1 pc. Review

I bought it before the sanction was placed on it, when it was still available at a lower price. The original document has been received. I think the product is worth purchasing.

I took it to the registrar. The previous registrar periodically complained about the low write speed. Everything is fine with this

I bought it before installation in a mini-laptop, in which there is no way to install a full-fledged disk / ssd. I did not measure the speed, the laptop itself is not so hot high-speed. For several months it has not fallen off - already pleases.

There were two micro SD cards, one of which is 64G (grade 10), meeting the DVR's specifications. It has been set up and formatted, however a minute into recording, the camera indicates delayed recording, followed by a recording buffer overflow error, after which the video ends. The situation is repeated after the card has been formatted. I made the decision to buy Kingston (Canvas Select line) since it was the fastest among those offered on our market in terms of price and features. The…

It performs its functions, for the phone is quite a good option. I did not measure the speed, but sufficient. We'll see in terms of reliability, but still a well-known brand, it should be fine. In terms of price / quality ratio for a given amount of memory, a good option.

A pensioner neighbor asked me to help her buy an inexpensive flash drive for her phone, they bought it, installed it, there are no complaints. But there is a place to store all sorts of gifs-cards-congratulations for Viber/Vatsap

I ordered a 512 GB flash drive. And they brought it to 256 GB! I read the reviews, it turns out not only I was also sent. What kind of deception? The seller was EXTEGO.

I bought it in order to store songs, because. I have already downloaded more than 2022 songs, which is about 20GB. If I have accumulated so many songs in 1-2 years, then the card will be enough for me for another 4 years for sure.

Got pros: She is employed. Put in place on the Steam Deck. Did not perform any speed tests. Laziness. Uses their brain. Below are some downsides: On the one hand, it is very expensive, but on the other hand, you can get 512 GB of storage for 3500 dollars (this would have sounded like a fantasy before).

Despite this, the flash drive in question is likely to offer the optimal balance of cost and performance. Pros: A smart choice in terms of price/quality and durability, a fast card can be used in a phone or inserted into a regional card slot in a vehicle. If my recollection serves me well, the warranty is good for life. Its cons: The rise in overall prices is, of course, one of the most significant disadvantages.

in course, I comprehend everything, including the low price, but considering that this is Kingston, there need to be a warranty in some kind. There are no ends that come with a guarantee that can be found on Amazon.

Finally, a decent and high-quality flash drive that has a reasonable writing and reading speed in the registrar and is on round-the-clock duty in the car) thanks to the market

Not a bad price for something of such high quality. I am not very skilled in computer science, but I gave it a shot, and not only does it work, but it seems to be tailored to my needs. Took in order to store photographs

I have decided to revise my review. After formatting the card, I saw a significant boost in its speed. Since then, everything has been resolved, and I am as content as an elephant. This should really be considered a gift considering how cheap it is. It is unfortunate that there is not a version available in terabytes.

The most upsetting aspect of this scenario is the manner in which the Kotofoto store conducts business. As soon as I gave up the card, I made it clear that I was a visitor from another country and that I was unable to wait the required 45 days because I would have already left the country by then. They responded by assuring me that everything was fine, that they would finish it shortly, and that it was simply a memory card. As a consequence of this, after twenty days I phone the number on the…

I went out and purchased a 256 GB card. As a direct consequence of this, eighty percent of the data that is written to it "crashes." For instance, out of twenty movies that I record, just a few of them play normally, while the majority of the others do not. The formatting was of no assistance. In the interest of the experiment, I also recorded from a variety of devices, including the phone, two separate laptops, and both of my desktop computers. The outcome is the same either way. The vast…

I'm pleased with the purchase as a whole; I had no idea that 32GB memory cards could be had so cheaply; in regular stores, they cost at least $700.00; and even then, for 4-8GB, it's anyone's guess how long they'll last; my previous phone had 16GB; it died silently while I slept a year later; the result is mystery and a lifeless piece of plastic.

They could have brought it for 1 TB instead, or they may have assumed no one would notice if they had made a mistake going the other way. Very rude and dishonest behavior, partial money refund.

It was just what I needed for a trip photo-video, so I bought it. One day I was filming, and the next day I wanted to look at what I had already captured, but when I tried to access the files on my phone or later on my computer, they all turned out to be corrupted. Despite the fact that the map showed every file. Despite using "recovery" software and neural network services aimed at salvaging corrupted media files, we lost everything.

After capturing data in 4 GB, the files are written broken, or not recorded at all; this was intended for usage in CCTV cameras that write 10-minute, 20-30Mb films. I was forced to switch to more expensive cards made by a different manufacturer, but everything is now running smoothly.