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Reviewed: SanDisk Ultra microSDXC UHS-I (2014 Model) 64GB
Summary:
So overall, the card has improved by A LOT over the older series, with write speeds becoming so much more consistent now, and not only that, A LOT faster too! Even on the random read and write end, speeds have increased 2 fold. Sequential read speed, however is pretty similar to that of the older model. This card has officially declared war on the Samsung Evo for the throne of best card for mobile. Nonetheless here are the speeds:
With the refreshment of the line, SanDisk has once again put their best foot forward to make their cards relevant again in today’s speed challenges. This card is highly recommended for use in mobile devices and are pretty OK for use for sequential use such as transferring of block files or for the use in the camera. Like the previous card, we weren’t able to find out whether if this card was TLC or MLC based, although we are inclined to believe that this is TLC based. With a price availability of about $45, and a 10 years (Vector Magnetics) or lifetime warranty (Kiara), this card could well be worth the penny!
Check the full review right here!
Summary:
So overall, the card has improved by A LOT over the older series, with write speeds becoming so much more consistent now, and not only that, A LOT faster too! Even on the random read and write end, speeds have increased 2 fold. Sequential read speed, however is pretty similar to that of the older model. This card has officially declared war on the Samsung Evo for the throne of best card for mobile. Nonetheless here are the speeds:
READ – 44441KB/s
WRITE – 30687KB/s
With the refreshment of the line, SanDisk has once again put their best foot forward to make their cards relevant again in today’s speed challenges. This card is highly recommended for use in mobile devices and are pretty OK for use for sequential use such as transferring of block files or for the use in the camera. Like the previous card, we weren’t able to find out whether if this card was TLC or MLC based, although we are inclined to believe that this is TLC based. With a price availability of about $45, and a 10 years (Vector Magnetics) or lifetime warranty (Kiara), this card could well be worth the penny!
Check the full review right here!
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