Samsung MicroSD EVO Plus Series 100MB/s (U3) Micro SDXC Memory Card with Adapter MB-MC64GA (64GB)

I had purchased these to pair with my dash cams which have the max storage capacity of 32 gb. I was told buying these types of technological products is better to do individually rather than package deals but I decided to take a chance on this 5 pack. Unfortunately only 4/5 worked.cons: the wording on the packaging is very small so for someone who may not have the best eyesight it may be quite difficult to read (you'd need a magnifying glass to read the back for any information), product itself is tiny so very easy to lose, only holds a day or twos worth of footage, and i don't know if this is an isolated incident but i received a faulty sd card. I added all 5 to the cameras, but when checking them later for the data one of them FAILED TO SAVE ANYTHING. At first i chalked this up to my incorrectly formatting the sd card to the camera, so i got some help and tested it out on the other cameras. It did not work on the others either. Although there was no obvious outside damage to the boxes which could account for it, i assume it was a problem with the sd card. I got help testing it out on other stuff and still no results.Pro: Small and not bulky, decent storage amount (opinion may vary depending on needs), 4/5 were working fine.(my frustration about this roots from my recent car accident- i Needed these sd cards to save footage for my own safety and my family's, and that is hard to do with an unreliable product)

Having been burned in the past by fraud memory cards, nowadays the first thing I do when they arrive is test them. The 5 packages I got came with Samsung Malaysia stickers and all performed well under test. (I use the old and free PC utility h2testw.) Using a USB 3.0 adapter they averaged over 33 MByte/sec write speeds -- well over the 20 MByte/sec stated on the packaging. Read speeds averaged 85 MByte/sec, which a smidgen (technical term) better than the 80 MByte/sec claimed. I have yet to run into a problem with Samsung cards.I don't get the critical reviews. These cards perform better than claimed and only cost $6 each. Yes, if you have a high performance application like streaming 4K video you'll have to pay more for cards offering faster write speeds. The last EVO Select 64 GB (white & green) I tested topped 60 MByte/sec, while a 256 GB EVO Select and a 512 GB EVO Plus both came in around 80 MByte/sec. They also cost considerably more than $6. If you need high performance don't be surprised when you have to pay a premium price. Meanwhile these cards perform better than claimed and are an excellent value for applications like Raspberry Pis and other single board computers.

I use Samsung EVO Select with my Sony A6500 to record 4k video. I wanted to buy these as backup SD cards since the price was great for 5 cards. EVO Select and EVO Plus are supposed to have essentially the same settings except that EVO Plus is Amazon branded, but these cards do not work with 4k recording. If you don't need to record in 4K, then these are probably a great option for you, but otherwise, go with the normal EVO Select.

I tried them on all my equipment that needs memory: Sony handycam, thumb drive with card reader, auto cameras, and even all the PC's. There was no problem. The one thing I did appreciate with Samsung is their honesty . They clearly said their write speed was 20meg/s where the competitors hid this fact by saying "Read/Write speed up to 90meg/s". They were very tricky and Samsung is harshly honest.

I bought these to use with my new Wyze Cams. They're all great. No issues whatsoever! Micro SD cards used to cost a boat load, but technology has progressed to the point that these are good for most applications, but not the newest, highest speed read/write devices. That doesn't make them bad. They're "Class 10" cards and work great for recording 1080P and most storage applications you can think of. I don't recommend them for 4K recording though based on the fact that faster cards work better for prolonged recording I've learned.

A review article rated this brand/style near or at the top for read write speed.Does well in a Raspberry PI B3+ for the operating system

This micro SD card and brand is definitely my go to! I have never had a problem.Pros: Easy instructions. Warranty. Multiple uses in various gadgets. They take a beating. They have never failed for me. The micro SD cards hold the information required. Budget friendly.Cons: None to speak ofCons: Zero

I purchased 2 of the 32GB EVO Plus Micro SD cards. I benchmarked them with CrystalDiskMark when they arrived, and the read and write speeds are better than advertised.Card 1:Sequential Read : 98.84 MB/sSequential Write : 35.36 MB/sCard 2:Sequential Read : 98.83 MB/sSequential Write : 35.36 MB/sI Think a lot of the bad reviews these cards get, are because people are using the wrong card readers. If you want to get every drop of performance out of these cards, you really want to be using a UHS-II or better reader, plugged into a usb 3.0 or better port.

A genuine product which I got it from "A .Happy Life Retail Private Ltd" Seller.But it's a bit overpriced on Amazon. I see ₹799 on the Samsung website. But the problem with the Samsung website is the item is mostly out of stock.But previously I tried ordering the same specifications microSD card for "Best Buy India Pvt Ltd." as the price was less which turned to be a Fake one. Just for knowledge purposes, I have attached the difference which I spotted.Just have a look and be aware of the fake microSD cards and their sellers.

Very good bang for the buck. Using SpeedOut to test my read/write speeds, I am getting around 80 MB/s reading and 25 MB/s writing speeds, which is very acceptable. Comes with a MicroSD to SD adapter for use in other devices or card readers.I purchased this for use with my Raspberry Pi, and so far it has been working fine.Note that this is the 2017 version. The previous version says "EVO +" instead of "EVO Plus".

La utilizo en mi S20+ sin problema alguno, quiza el unico contra es la velocidad de escritura pues las fotos o videos de la mas alta calidad hacen que se trabe el telefono si tienes la opcion activada de que la camara guarde directo en esta tarjeta

When I finally got around to using this sd card , I discovered it only had 2Gb of space, not 32Gb. It's a fake!Update: After reformatting the card a few times, it did finally show 32 Mb of data and seems to work fine. I dont know what happened but I guess the card is ok after all.

I bought this SD card, because I had no space left on my cell.I don't understand how to install it.Also what the what the adaptor is for.I understood, that once it was put in the phone, I would have a larger storage.I would appreciate some feedback.Thanks