💾 High-Speed Silicon Power 512GB Micro SD Card U3 - Compatible with Nintendo Switch, SDXC microSDXC Memory Card with Adapter Review

The best way to authenticate a MicroSD card (or any other type) is to refill it and use it when its capacity exceeds 50%. . This card works fine, as does my 256GB silicon power card. "Too Cheap To Be Real" cards are low capacity cards that lie about being huge, so filling them up will reveal the lie. Both of my Silicon Power cards are genuine.

I was so excited about this microSDXC card and it finally arrived today! Unfortunately, hours after opening it and pasting it into my new Switch, it becomes unreadable at all and gives me the dreaded "Error Code: 2016-0641". What a waste. I even connected it to the adapter and tried it on 3 different computers; Nobody recognized the SD card. The map is just stupid, simple and clear.

Received a 512GB version of the card for use in a Raspberry Pi game machine. After several hours of waiting for the image to trigger, I started having resizing issues on the first launch. It turns out that the card has a lot of GB less than 512 GB. It formats up to 463GB/497GB. Also, when testing sequential writes, I couldn't get speeds above 40MB/s, which is half of what's advertised. I don't know if I got a defective card or if Silicon Power just sells junk that doesn't match their ad.

Only use SP Micro SD cards unless I'm shopping in person. Wish stores did sell them, but that would lead to more fakes like other top brands that have been hit or miss even at Revain. My gaming systems run about 8 micro SD cards from 128GB to 512GB filled with GB of extra content etc currently for gaming. Good price, writing speed is good and fair as long as there are no errors or lost files, and reading speed is okay. There's no lag like other top brands I've used so that's a plus.

The best way to make sure a MicroSD card (or any other type) is legitimate is to fill it up and use it when its capacity reaches 50% exceeds. . This card works fine, as does my 256GB silicon power card. "Too Cheap To Be Real" cards are low capacity cards that lie about being huge, so filling them up will reveal the lie. Both of my Silicon Power cards are genuine.

I was so excited about this microSDXC memory card and today it finally arrived! Unfortunately, hours after opening it and pasting it into my new Switch, it becomes unreadable at all and gives me the dreaded "Error Code: 2016-0641". What a waste. I even connected it to the adapter and tried it on 3 different computers; Nobody recognized the SD card. The map is just stupid, simple and clear.

Only use SP micro SD cards if I'm not personally buying from a store. Wish stores did sell them, but that would lead to more fakes like other top brands that have been hit or miss even at Revain. My gaming systems run about 8 micro SD cards from 128GB to 512GB filled with GB of extra content etc currently for gaming. Good price, writing speed is good and fair as long as there are no errors or lost files, and reading speed is okay. There's no lag like other top brands I've used so that's a plus.

Update: I received a replacement. Online shop. After a while (maybe 10-20 minutes) the download process stopped. After checking the download status, the switch gave me an error message saying the data is corrupt and I should try to restart the download. For testing I used the smallest game I had and couldn't complete the download. After that, the switch had trouble connecting the SD card and couldn't reformat it even if it was able to install it. Unlike the first card I got, I could install…