Alternatively,
Amazon has
1.5TB SanDisk Ultra microSDXC UHS-I Memory Card w/ Adapter (SDSQUAC-1T50-GN6MA) on sale for
$87.99 valid for
Amazon Prime Members only.
Shipping is free.
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hongr for finding this deal
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About the Product- 1.5TB Storage Capacity
- microSDXC Type
- Transfer Speeds Up to 150MB/s
- A1 Rated Performance
- Class 10 Rated/UHS-1 Card
No Longer Available:
Western Digital has
1.5TB SanDisk Ultra microSDXC UHS-I Memory Card w/ Adapter (SDSQUAC-1T50-GN6MA) on sale for
$87.99.
Shipping is free.
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When you go to get a new one under warranty, make sure to tell them it was in your phone and not the dashcam.
I tried once and they denied me because I didn't use their 'endurance' line.
Also, at some point, the card will go read-only. This is to protect the memory as it gets older and unable to write correctly. You could still turn in the SD card for replacement if it is under warranty, but "they" will have it and all of your incriminating evidence!
Chose well...
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Apple sells 65% sizzle, 35% steak......
Back to the card. This seems like a decent deal for 1.5TB
But ROG ally also smoking sd card
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If anything, the industry has dragged its feet getting to 1.5 TB and 2 TB as the form factor has started to lose popularity (smartphones dropping microSD, CompactFlash taking off in cameras, and the failure of SD Express).
By now we are already starting to see NAND with over 300 layers [techpowerup.com] and much higher density per square millimeter. There is probably no technical barrier to making a 4 TB microSD card today, other than the fact that anything over 2 TB needs to use the new SDUC specification, which is currently supported by no devices I'm aware of. We will at least witness the arrival of 2 TB cards as the final choice for devices like the Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, and other gaming handhelds.
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micro-sd card and ssd all use NAND, depends on NAND quality..
But SSD usually has better heat dstribution (means less over heat), that is one of the reason why micro-sd not fast as SSD and easier to fail...
At A1 speed, I think it won't generate much heat. But kinda useless for VIdeo processing (like editing video).
If for storage, I think it is good. Just take time to copy file to this micro-sd card and make sure not overheat.
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