📷 128GB SanDisk Ultra UHS-I/Class 10 Micro SDXC Memory Card With Adapter - SDSDQUAN-128G-G4A [Previous Version] Review

Immediately unreliable. I tried copying to it and immediately got errors with Win 7 64 bit. Did a quick format and still got the same errors. I had to fully format a brand new SD card. This is the first and BIG disappointment. Nothing brand new should have bugs and issues from 30 seconds out of the box to my SD reader. Rebooted, used a different USB, tried both USB2 and USB3, neither worked properly. Now I have to spend hours testing a new product. I tried several cards and they worked…

I like the 128GB extra storage in my smartphone. Fits my entire music collection + 20GB offline navigation maps for North America and Europe. Works perfectly in Sony Xperia Z3 Compact. A tip: Reformat your memory card on a PC with a smaller "allocation unit size". If I remember correctly, the default factory formatting of this card was in units of 16 kilobytes. If you store a lot of small files (like Nokia HERE Navigation does with its maps - it stores thousands of small files), you're wasting…

I will use this with this product (http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00PUY8NAU/ref =cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_2) , HyperDrive microSD - Adapter for MacBook Pro 15 inch Retina. Everything fits and works as you might think, but streaming video from this card to the MBP's internal display is very difficult; and I have the best 15 inch MPB for my model year. Both video and audio played from this card stuttered and stopped. Nothing I did was affecting performance, and it had to be the card I was doing

How's that for the ultimate slap? Last night I was in San Diego with my daughter for the Taylor Swift 1989 concert tour, I used my Galaxy Note 4 to photograph and film the entire ONCE IN A LIFETIME experience, and I even set my phone to auto backup. to my Dropbox account in case anything happens. When I checked my phone this morning, despite all my precautions, a message popped up saying the SD card's file system is not supported and prompting me to format the card. While not doing anything…

Does what it's supposed to do! I ordered three identical microSD cards from another location. All three were "defective". They were supposed to hold 128GB but when I got about 6GB on each card I started giving errors and scanning with windows utility didn't solve the problem. I literally spent hours uploading music to these other discs but eventually they refused. According to several posts on the internet, they are either a SanDisk defect or outright fakes with software that tricks your…

****UPDATE*** This is an update to the previous review. My original card didn't work. I contacted Sandisk as this memory card has a lifetime warranty. I sent it to them and received a replacement memory card today. I installed it on my phone and am happy to report that it works. I was very satisfied with their customer service and nice response to help me with my problem. Got a replacement with no problems. I am now happy with this product and am updating my review.______________________________…

Can't rate Apple products but Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is ok. I "guess" that it will work just as well with Edge since they have the same processors. The AMAZON KINDLE app goes well with this combo (Note 4 and SanDisk ultra) as the reading is clear and bright and you don't get any "reload" messages due to the massive capacity. Prime Video streaming takes a while to load, but once you start there's no buffering or other slowdowns that I've had even on my Fire. The real savings with this little…

It's amazing how much data can fit into such a small form factor, but . I want it to go faster. I'm using two 128GB SanDisk Ultra cards, each a little over half full (and filling up over time), in a Fiio X5 music player. It could be the operating system, SanDisk cards, or both, but self-organization takes much longer than on an iMac or MacBook with a flash drive. If I continue playing where I left off when I last turned it off, or if it continues with an already defined shuffle, everything is…

First of all I would like to say that before you buy it, you need to check whether your phone or tablet works with an SDXC card. Most of them can not only work up to 32 gigs. Anything that works with a 64GB or higher Micro SD card will most likely work with this card as well, but check your device information here too. Also, beware of too good to be true offers, especially if they ship from outside the United States. The price is a sure sign, as is the country selling them. In these…