Shoot and save more high-quality photos and Full HD video on your Android smartphone or tablet with SanDisk Ultra microSDHC™ and microSDXC™ UHS-I Cards. With storage capacities up to 128GB3, you can take more photos and videos without worrying about running out of space.
Capacities up to 128GB to capture, carry and keep it all
Fast transfer speeds of up to 48MB/s
Featuring Class 10 and UHS Speed Class 1 (U1) for Full HD video
Waterproof, X-ray proof, temperature proof, and shockproof
10 comments
Robotnik07
28 Feb 17#10
Avoid at all costs. Take your money but dont post goods. Then they lie about it and never refund you. Thieves and scammers.
Chirag1988
19 Nov 153#7
Unfortunately this is not the newest one as the write speed is only 48MB/s. The NEWEST ones have write speeds of 80MB/s e.g.
just bought a 32 GB card last night !!! might need to buy another as all my previous SD cards regardless of the brand seem to go corrupt after a year or so .
tubbyasstoo to coldo
19 Nov 15#9
are you using them in a raspberry pi ?
its a known defect with the raspbery pi...they kill sd cards
salvagemachine
19 Nov 15#4
Are Moby Memory trustworthy? Any reports of fake memory cards?
Baz417 to salvagemachine
19 Nov 15#6
I have bought quite few memory cards and flash drive even bought a battery for my old Samsung Galaxy S2 and never found any fault in them. They are quite good.
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Capacities up to 128GB to capture, carry and keep it all
Fast transfer speeds of up to 48MB/s
Featuring Class 10 and UHS Speed Class 1 (U1) for Full HD video
Waterproof, X-ray proof, temperature proof, and shockproof
10 comments
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its a known defect with the raspbery pi...they kill sd cards