I said "I came across this when looking for a 128gb card for my G4. Its a big brand name and comes with a 5 year warranty, so it should be decent enough. Also comes with an adapter which is pretty good at this end of the price scale."
Now the same card is a couple of quid cheaper again, just £29.98!!! I bought one at the original price and it works flawlessly, never missing a beat. Now I've bought one at the lower price for my Nvidia Shield Android TV. The cheapest price for a trusted brand name manufacturer from a trusted (!) vendor.
As the youngsters say these days, it's a no brainer!
Specs from Toshiba's site:
Capacity 128 GB
Interface SDHC™/SDXC™, UHS-I
UHS Speed Class Speed Class 1 (U1)*
Max read speed (MB/s) 48 MB/s***
Dimensions 15 mm (L) x 11 mm (W) x 1.0 mm (H)
Weight approx. 0.4 g
Adaptor SD card adaptor
Warranty 5 years
Disclaimers * UHS Speed Class 1 = minimum read and write performance of 10 MBytes/s with UHS-I interface
** Class 10 cards are fully compliant with the latest SD Association specifications. We guarantee a minimum write and read speed of 10 MB/s.
*** Read and write speed may vary depending on user specifications such as device used and file size read or written.
10 comments
Solly92
12 Jan 16#1
Out of stock, due 22nd Jan.
Bt shop has them 10p cheaper, + 99p postage, but probably 3% cashback available which would cover the postage.
brookysm
12 Jan 16#2
Bit slow too.
Kate666
12 Jan 161#3
35.82 for me(
luke_home87 to Kate666
12 Jan 16#5
You have to select amazon as the seller and the price will go down
forevermacin
12 Jan 16#4
The capacity let alone the price has left my PS3 60gb Fat speechless. Nice have some heat.
mickrick to forevermacin
13 Jan 16#6
Don't you mean "phat"? :laughing:
forevermacin
13 Jan 16#7
My PS3 isn't quite at the running hot stage but it is tempting ... Quite a proud owner of a bit of gaming history :smiley:
mickrick
15 Feb 16#8
I've got this in my Galaxy Tab S 10.5 . I just ran A1 SD Bench sd benchmarking app for android and it returns read speed of 15.86MB/s and write speed of 11.21MB/s. I don't know if this is good, bad or indifferent but I haven't had any lag or freezing while using it.
There you have it , got mine arrived today, a poor performer for similar money in my USB 3 setup when compared with Integral 64GB Ultima Pro 90MB/s Micro SDXC U1 Class 10 using the same configuration, refer to my other post for the Integral. Benchmarked twice using two difference USB 3 adaptors, as first one was so poor so I wanted to make sure using another adapter, just barely meeting minimum Class 10:
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Opening post
Now the same card is a couple of quid cheaper again, just £29.98!!! I bought one at the original price and it works flawlessly, never missing a beat. Now I've bought one at the lower price for my Nvidia Shield Android TV. The cheapest price for a trusted brand name manufacturer from a trusted (!) vendor.
As the youngsters say these days, it's a no brainer!
Specs from Toshiba's site:
Capacity 128 GB
Interface SDHC™/SDXC™, UHS-I
UHS Speed Class Speed Class 1 (U1)*
Max read speed (MB/s) 48 MB/s***
Dimensions 15 mm (L) x 11 mm (W) x 1.0 mm (H)
Weight approx. 0.4 g
Adaptor SD card adaptor
Warranty 5 years
Disclaimers * UHS Speed Class 1 = minimum read and write performance of 10 MBytes/s with UHS-I interface
** Class 10 cards are fully compliant with the latest SD Association specifications. We guarantee a minimum write and read speed of 10 MB/s.
*** Read and write speed may vary depending on user specifications such as device used and file size read or written.
10 comments
Bt shop has them 10p cheaper, + 99p postage, but probably 3% cashback available which would cover the postage.
Diskmark pc benchmarking with usb 2.0 sd adapter