expired Posted by SociableJuice2702 • Dec 25, 2022
Dec 25, 2022 11:32 PM
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expired Posted by SociableJuice2702 • Dec 25, 2022
Dec 25, 2022 11:32 PM
256GB Samsung PRO Plus A2 V30 microSDXC UHS-I Memory Card w/ USB Adapter
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This is mostly targeted at write speed dependent usage for stuff like Go Pros that don't support UHS-II or other faster standards. Games are read dependent.
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²The foregoing read & write speed performance is based on testing of 512GB capacity under standard conditions. Actual speeds may vary depending upon card capacity."
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This is mostly targeted at write speed dependent usage for stuff like Go Pros that don't support UHS-II or other faster standards. Games are read dependent.
This is mostly targeted at write speed dependent usage for stuff like Go Pros that don't support UHS-II or other faster standards. Games are read dependent.
If you need one right now, then yes, this is the better buy.
But if you wait for sale pricing on the Evo+, it generally goes below this price.
We also don't know what the person I replied to paid, and if at that time, he paid a premium for the Pro vs the Evo.
Also, keep in mind that if you want the higher than UHS-1 speeds, you need either a card reader that's compatible with DDR208, like Samsung's USB card reader, or another, like the Kingston or Sandisk's, to hit that. That's an additional cost, as I'm guessing most people don't own one.
It's fairly rare and aside from a handful of card readers that came out fairly recently, there are none that support it. There are all of about 0 consumer devices that support it natively as well.
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