📸 Netac Micro SD Card 64GB 2 Packs: High-Speed Memory Cards with 100 MB/s, UHS-1, Class 10, SDXC, EXFAT, V30, A1, 4K, UHD, FHD Review

I bought 3 packs of 64g, none of them are really 64g and they are all slightly different in availability. Storage room. The one on my Win 10 computer now says 58.1GB is available after a simple format to NTFS or exfat. I'm giving it one star for wasting time and money on a card that doesn't have the advertised 64GB of storage. My copy of the raspberry pie IMG file failed because the card didn't have the 2GB needed to store the entire image.

Have used this card successfully in my Android phone for several months. Then I noticed that it does not appear and my photos are stored on the internal memory. When I tried to insert the card directly into the PC to transfer the previous content, it could not be recognized. I've tried an eraser, isopropanol, different adapters, different PCs (!) and recovery programs. Simply imperceptible. I'm not sure how many photos I've lost, but I think for a few weeks.

Micro SD cards are great. I use them for my Android phone, I bought a double set. However, I bought 64GB, the memory on one card was 63GB and on the other 55GB. I was a bit disappointed when I found it out, but they do what they're supposed to do and there's more than enough storage. They are fantastic quality for the price. I recommend everyone to get these cards (if you don't mind the problems described above). The picture looks fraudulent but they are real. what you see is what you get

had to buy another one to get a working set. I bought 2 cheap and very slow 32gb micro cards, will never buy them again. I bought a 2.32 gigabyte micro SD. They come as 2 packs, only 1 worked. I went and bought the same thing. The same thing happened over and over again. Out of 8 only 4 worked. Of course I returned 2 packs but not only was it cheap they had the slowest micro SD cards in the world but at $10 for 2.32GB cards I can't complain , but you have to love Amazon

My mum had an almost full 32gb card in her phone and wanted to migrate everything to 64 so she had more storage in her phone and she didn't lose what she had. I copied all the data to my computer and then to this Netac card and the card kept disconnecting. I will no longer succumb to a prime day lightning deal for a brand I don't know much about. Thanks to Revain Extended Returns I was able to get my money back. This product is not reliable. Remember that there were 2 packets and both were the…

I bought the 32GB x 3 pack. The cards passed the capacity test. The speed test shows that they are theoretically good enough for 4K videos. If you're using it for a Raspberry Pi 3 or 4, you should look for a faster card to avoid slowing down your Pi. See attached photos. Also, I find it "pro" that this doesn't include a full-size SD adapter. I have many. Update: I bought a 3 pack in May 2020, all three are still working great. I bought another set in November 2020 to have on hand. When trying…

I recently tested CrystalDiskMark7 on several 32GB Class 10 USB cards I had on hand, including several well-known brands, some other cheap cards and this one. Netac was the fastest, especially for random reads and writes. They were significantly faster in all categories than other inexpensive A1 cards I've tried. I see a performance difference with my Raspberry Pi, especially the 4B, since it can take advantage of all the memory I/O speed you can give it. I'm taking off one star for the…

This card has been stress tested. After a damaged card on my security camera, I decided to stop buying the cheapest cards and look for something with slightly better stats. After doing a lot of research online I decided to give netac a try and I'm glad I did. I put the card through a full read/write test, which it passed with flying colors in about an hour. In the write test, the average write speed was 13.5 MB/s. It did not drop below 13 MB/s and rose to 14 MB/s. The test writes data to the SD

I bought a 32GB 3 pack. The cards passed the capacity test. Raspberry Pi 3 or 4, you can look for a faster card to avoid slowing down your Pi. See attached pictures. Also, I find it "pro" that this doesn't include a full-size SD adapter. I have many. Update: I bought a 3 pack in May 2020, all three still work great. I bought another set in November 2020 to have on hand. When trying to use them in September 2021, all three cards do not work and are not recognized in my camera or laptop.

I recently tested CrystalDiskMark7 on several different 32GB Class 10 USB sticks I had on hand, including several well-known brands, some other cheap cards and this one. Netac was the fastest, especially for random reads and writes. They were significantly faster in all categories than other inexpensive A1 cards I've tried. I can give I'm taking off one star for the packaging just because it would be nice if they came with some sort of case, but for the price I really can't complain.

I bought 2 packs of 3 x 64GB cards for my Reolink cameras which I bought for indoor and outdoor use. I bought them based on the price and advertised customer reviews. 4 out of 6 are still working but the 2 that failed stopped working around the same time in July 2020. 3 months after I installed and started using my cameras. I've tried formatting them in and out of the camera multiple times. The other 4 cards work fine and without problems. They retrieve files quickly and transfer them at the…