Amazon has
256GB Samsung EVO Select microSDXC UHS1 U3 Memory Card (MB-ME256KA/AM)
+ Adapter on sale for
$19.99.
Shipping is free.
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phoinix for sharing this deal.
Product Features:
- Expanded storage for Android smartphones, tablets, Nintendo-Switch
- Superfast U3, class 10 rated transfer speeds of up to 130MB/s
- A2, V30, and USH-I Interface
- Water, temperature, X-ray, magnet, drop, and wears out protection
- 10-year limited warranty
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I've stopped buying flash memory cards from Amazon due to all the counterfeits. It was ridiculous because EVO Select is an Amazon-exclusive brand, yet Amazon has listings from third party sellers offering it. Long ago I did get what seemed to be a fake EVO Select card - wouldn't hit the minimum speeds the card was rated for (its actual speed was supposed to be much higher)
But it shouldn't be an issue with Samsung memory cards anymore. They now put out a tool which can verify if a card or flash drive is authentic. Scroll down to the bottom to "Samsung Memory Card & UFD Authentication Utility". Download it, pop the card in, and run it. It'll tell you if it's genuine.
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https://www.reddit.com/r/GalaxyS9...e_sa
I've stopped buying flash memory cards from Amazon due to all the counterfeits. It was ridiculous because EVO Select is an Amazon-exclusive brand, yet Amazon has listings from third party sellers offering it. Long ago I did get what seemed to be a fake EVO Select card - wouldn't hit the minimum speeds the card was rated for (its actual speed was supposed to be much higher)
But it shouldn't be an issue with Samsung memory cards anymore. They now put out a tool which can verify if a card or flash drive is authentic. Scroll down to the bottom to "Samsung Memory Card & UFD Authentication Utility". Download it, pop the card in, and run it. It'll tell you if it's genuine.
https://semiconductor.s
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So it's $20-$6 = $14+tax
Samsung's website does not make it very obvious as to how to do this, but the best way to file a claim on a card like this is to call Samsung Memory Services Support at 1-800-726-7864. When I called, I did not have to wait for more than a minute before a live person answered.
Samsung pays the shipping both ways. I have done all this with Samsung, and once I learned how to get a hold of the right people, it was very easy to do.
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For instance, this review shows 130 MB/s read and write from a verified purchaser using a reader which I assume supports Samsung's DDR200 extensions (which are required form rates above 100MB/s):
There's a reason Samsung doesn't say what the write speeds is for this 2nd generation EVO Select - it's about 58MB/s for me using h2testw which I find to be more real-world realistic (91MB/s on the read). There's also a reason Samsung sells the previous generation (white/green card) for more as it's actually faster on the write speeds (for me about 78MB/s). For those looking for 100MB/s writing, look at the Pro Plus..and the reader is actually pretty good and on sale is only $2 more at times.
My results: USB 3.1 Gen 2 desktop workstation using Samsung's own reader for 64GB & 128GB EVO Select (1st Gen/Green-White), 128GB EVO Select (2nd Gen-Blue), and Pro Plus 128GB & 256GB (dark blue).
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