📸 Samsung EVO Select Micro SDXC Memory Card 64GB, 80MB/s (MB-ME64DA/AM) Review

Works. However, I bought this for my dashcam which needs to have an endless loop of overwriting old videos over old ones and for some reason this particular brand isn't overwriting. So when it was full my dashcam wouldn't work and I had to manually go in and delete a couple of days' worth of videos. I switched to another brand of the same gig and now no problem. So now I use it in my camera and I think it works great for that purpose.

Works as expected. No problem with multiple formatting to delete previous video files from last week. Verifies advertised capacity (less than usual overhead) during formatting process (another reviewer shared that a sideways glance at the card can tell if it's fake - original Samsung cards have a white one). border, fakes have a black border ). The actual capacity of free space on the card was somewhere in the 59GB range. I wanted the brand to be calm and willing to pay a little more than the…

Dead after 1 year and 3 months of use. I tried to use the Samsung website to "request service" and the product serial number is required to start the process. After some googling I found that the 3rd line on the back of the card should be the serial number, the Samsung website rejects this and any other combination of numbers on the card that I can think of. Some Google results show that Samsung support told people that the serial number is on the third line or on the box. As such, this product

Received in June, worked fine until yesterday. I was having trouble turning off my mobile device and not being able to start it. The mobile device works as soon as I remove this Micros SD card. When I plug the card into my computer I can see the files but the card is write protected. I have verified that my adapter is not write protected and have tried several adapters that work fine with other cards. Still read-only. Many support sites say this is a sign the card is failing and I need to get…

I actually got this MicroSD card while troubleshooting my Samsung 9 15 inch laptop (ASIN #B01AWGXNH8) as its Samsung SSD I/O errors in Ubuntu (which can be more sensitive to this than Windows) I was able to install Ubuntu on a MicroSD card and found that at the time I would have seen errors like this on an SSD there were no I/O errors, so am I'm very happy with it. The problem wasn't some sort of incompatibility with the SSD. This kind of testing also allowed me to confirm that this MicroSD…