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

Definitely good quality cards. (There are many fakes out there, so it's difficult to find out exactly what's in your package). But in my experience, these Fritz collapse at the slightest bump or breeze. Not the best combination for manufacturer and IoT boards where you may not have the best controlled environment. Maybe it's better to store the camera when it's pressed well and securely? What still uses SD cards these days? In any case, be careful; If your dog or child bangs the power cords…

This is an amazing SD card at any price, but it's just as fast as many "Pro" cards that cost many times more! 93.11 MB/s reading and 76.13 MB/s writing! Also, random reads and writes are insanely fast. Even cheap SD cards can deliver high sequential read speeds. But in general only "Pro" cards can run at 12.35 MB/s random read and 5.105 MB/s random write! In fact, many $50 "Pro" cards can't reach those numbers. This card is great for capturing videos (up to 4K) and high-resolution images. It…

I have this for a Raspberry Pi Zero that I use as a print server. I'm not looking for a lot of storage, but honestly for the amount of money you have to pay for a micro SD card, there's no point in buying less. I originally got a different micro SD card for this server but was disappointed with the performance. I did a little research on the best micro SD card for Raspberry Pi and found this one. So I got two. On the first one I installed NOOBS and tried to install Rasbian LITE on it. It failed

I bought two 32GB versions, one in January and one in April, both from Ecozone USA on revenge The first works well, the second is much slower in random access and far below benchmarks published by users. Many people recommend this card for Raspberry Pi as the random read/write performance should be much better than most cards which are usually optimized for sequential access. I tested both cards on a Raspberry Pi 3 using the iozone 4k random read/write tests: Jan card: 8.2-8.3 Mb/s read and…

I use a lot of weird operating systems from time to time and it's always been an easy way to really see how an SD card or flash drive works under load. Compared to the Evo Select, it's not even close. The thing works about as well as a cheap flash drive, and the Evo Select is more like an old floppy. A cheap USB stick, what a nice compliment, isn't it? Well, for an SD card, that's actually very good. SD cards are not the same, controllers are very different, and this is usually very bad for SD…

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…