Enhanced Storage Power: SanDisk 64GB X2 (128GB) MicroSDXC Ultra Uhs-1 Memory Card Review

Why wait for the "1-T" microSD card/chip to become affordable. I keep my MicroSD chips in a waterproof case to store those chips and the adapter. I label my MicroSD cards for various clients and design projects. I can upgrade to a larger capacity microSD if needed as the documentation guarantees it. But 128GB microSD cards are a good starting point for using them over and over again. Keep documentation as portable as possible. Thanks for the question.

Cards are listed as 128GB, they don't even have 120GB, see photo. I have several SanDisk/SD/TF flash drives and they all have much less storage than listed. Every time I jumped into the next one it is indicated by the amount of storage and I used the brand because the quality is good. This leads me to believe that this is their way of doing business by cheating the GB size. Why is it always a lot less GB, never what they mentioned, never again? Maybe we should never buy their brand, then maybe…

The cards are 128 GB, they are not even 120 GB, see photo. jumped that the next one would have the advertised amount of memory and I used the brand because the quality is good. This leads me to believe that this is their way of doing business by cheating the GB size. Why is it always a lot less GB, never what they mentioned, never more? Maybe we should never buy their brand, so maybe they're starting to be honest about the GB size. I will never buy SunDisk, I will buy Samsung, reliable brand.

The cards are what you'd expect from Sandisk - good quality, fair price. on the map, but if your Kindle directs you here, read on. Kindle Fire Kids 8 is now a 2*IMO device. Ordered them as a recommendation from real Kindle Fire links for kids due to lack of memory (redirected from device). Bought these assuming they would work as Revain recommends. They don't, even after mounting via the parent admin, every time the kids try to download something, there's an error due to lack of space, and…

As a science fiction writer, I have a lot to do. I mean . . . a lot of. Already published and awaiting publication. Edit covers, books, notes, whatever. I was once warned that my USB drive I was using might accidentally fail if they did. Well, I was planning on moving my work to an SD card and backing it up, but I didn't, and boom. Lost all my work. So now I rely on SD cards (don't ask me to list other places, it will take a while but that's the main thing I take with me every day). This brand…

I actually accidentally bought these chips for a drone they weren't compatible with (the drone had a maximum recording capacity of 32GB) but kept them, because I take a lot of digital photos and they will work in my DSLR. I then bought a DJI Mavic Mini, whose instructions specifically state that it requires U3-rated micro SD cards. and they only have a U1 rating. So I bought a U3 card that I bought on duty and at one point I put that in the Mini's test case. Right now I had nothing to lose but…