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Lexar 64GB Professional 1000x UHS-II SDXC Memory Card - Microcenter $22.99
$22.99
Good price for good hi speed UHS-II SD card for those with Micro Center nearby..
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Good luck!
Jon
Good luck!
Jon
For reference, this card is $49 at Adorama. This is lowest price by far for anything comparable.
https://www.amazon.com/Samsung-MicroSDXC-Adapter-MB-ME64GA-AM/dp/B06XX29S9Q/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1515359240&sr=8-4&keywords=Samsung+U3+microSD+card
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Good luck!
Jon
Both drives are U3 rated, suggesting that they meet the same minimum sustained throughput rates appropriate to the U3 speed class of 30MB/second.
However, the Amazon drive is UHS-I while the Lexar is UHS-II. In those devices which support UHS-II the Lexar has the potential to exhibit higher peak transfer rates.
Of course, real-world testing would prove out the real differences between the two devices and there is no reason to assume that the UHS-II device would be higher performing when placed in a UHS-I capable/limited client.
Good luck!
Jon
Both drives are U3 rated, suggesting that they meet the same minimum sustained throughput rates appropriate to the U3 speed class of 30MB/second.
However, the Amazon drive is UHS-I while the Lexar is UHS-II. In those devices which support UHS-II the Lexar has the potential to exhibit higher peak transfer rates.
Of course, real-world testing would prove out the real differences between the two devices and there is no reason to assume that the UHS-II device would be higher performing when placed in a UHS-I capable/limited client.
Good luck!
Jon
I have no idea why you continue to compare apples and oranges.
UHS-II is faster than UHS-I. If you use a UHS-II card in a UHS- I device, it works but you are obviously not going to achieve UHS-II speeds. It's a bit like having a USB3 device and interfacing it with a USB2 device.
If you want a full size 64GB SD card then buy the one in the OP. Even if you were only going to use it in a UHS-I device (i) it is still a very fast card (ii) it is more future proof. For example If you bought a UHS-II to USB3 or USB-C card reader you will have significantly shorter uploaded times.
The only reason why you would purchase that Amazon card you refer to is if you wanted a MICRO SD CARD (i.e. a completely different product).
I just read the reviews on Amazon and it's bad.