Review on Silicon Power Elite 64GB microSDXC 2-Pack Memory Card with Adapter for Nintendo Switch and Wyze Cam by Agata Szwed ᠌

This memory is present and operational in the Lumia 1520. Just bear with me as I express the subjective sensations. I did not make any changes to the file system, therefore the device continued to see no issues when using exFAT. On it, I have all of the essential software as well as a library of music and film. Despite the fact that there are currently 40.5 gigabytes of data being used, I did not see any errors in the operation. The first and second places were taken by two FullHD movies that had a volume of approximately 9 and 13 gigabytes, respectively. Friezes did not occur during playback of a larger movie, but they did occur during playback of a smaller movie. I attribute the friezes to the fact that the file was compressed, which may have led to errors. I don't write video from the camera since I believe that using the camera's native memory is superior in terms of performance, although it's possible that I'm incorrect. To be more precise, however, I can say that I have not yet run into any issues that were caused by possible card lags. This is due to the fact that card lags either do not exist or are so slight that they are insignificant. I was able to transfer movies using USB 2.0 at a pace that ranged between 17 and 20 megabytes per second. I have high hopes that the material was useful.