Edit: Yes it's faster than slower cards and slower than faster cards.
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UncleStan
4 Sep 167#4
So shall I get the m301 or the m301 then??
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Billilo
4 Sep 16#1
Ordered thanks!
Andi Keane
4 Sep 16#2
This is the m301 model 48mbps - it's the new version m302 that's up to 90 mbps
ptgrav
4 Sep 161#3
I bought the U3 version of this card to expand my 8g Moto G3 memory. Used as phone memory it works really well. I did try a U1 and it wasn't fast enough. Terrible lag.
madjohn to ptgrav
4 Sep 161#5
Did you get the 64gb one..? The expansion capacity for the moto is supposed to be 32gb I think but would like to add quite a bit more... thanks :-)
MrPuddington to ptgrav
4 Sep 16#18
Yes, I was wondering why the U1 version is labeled "Exceria" - after all the specs are distinctly average to sub-standard. I don't think you can even buy a card much slower than this one.
UncleStan
4 Sep 167#4
So shall I get the m301 or the m301 then??
:-)
bleachershane
4 Sep 161#6
Eh?!
Nottin
4 Sep 162#7
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thecoolguy
4 Sep 16#8
Works great on my s7 edge
gw3gon
4 Sep 161#9
I myself would opt for the m301 one as it probably has m301 transfer speeds.
I don't understand how these Toshiba Cards are so cheap. The same store sells lower spec SanDisk for more. Its the same pretty much with all online stores. Would be interesting to know why.
Thanks for that! I couldnt make up my mind such a tough call but in the end just went for the m301 as seemed to be for the best...
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UncleStan
4 Sep 16#29
Which one did everyone else get???
j0sentina
5 Sep 16#30
green - read
red - wrirte
u3 will get around 20MB/s write
rambobambo
5 Sep 16#31
any deals on 8 gb cards
coventgamer to rambobambo
5 Sep 16#33
just buy thia
dtokez
5 Sep 16#32
to slow, u3 cards are worth their money
Shinoke
5 Sep 16#34
Note, the 2016 m302 U3 cards are good value for 4k recording for a camera etc. However not recommended for app use, e.g. in an Nvidia shield, phone etc. as the 4k file performance is poor.
These are good for reading/writing linear data - like recording. Not for small file random access.
Note I've not used one, but was looking into cards and that seems to the case based on other people's feedback and performance measurements.
You can get the 128gb U3 card for £25 from mymemory last time I checked
For random access, Samsung cards are a good bet, or the new Sandisk extreme plus I got from PCworld (£50 for 128GB).
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Edit: Yes it's faster than slower cards and slower than faster cards.
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Same Site
http://www.base.com/buy/product/2-x-toshiba-exceria-64gb-microsdxc-card-class-10-with-sd-adapter-multi-pack-of-2-x-thn-m301r0640ea/dgc-thn-m301r0640ea-x2.htm
gutted as really cheap!
But really slow card.
Write speed 9 to 10 MB/s, just around C10.
The U3 version has 30MB/s write speed which just reached U3 speed. I have the 120GB U3 version.
I just ordered the U3 64GB.
Model: SDXC Card
Vendor: Toshiba
Product: Exceria 64GB MicroSDXC Card Class 10 UHS-I
Revision: 1.00
File system: exFAT
Size: 59051 MB
Read speed: 25.75 MB/s
Write speed: 10.49 MB/s
Full online report
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red - wrirte
u3 will get around 20MB/s write
These are good for reading/writing linear data - like recording. Not for small file random access.
Note I've not used one, but was looking into cards and that seems to the case based on other people's feedback and performance measurements.
You can get the 128gb U3 card for £25 from mymemory last time I checked
For random access, Samsung cards are a good bet, or the new Sandisk extreme plus I got from PCworld (£50 for 128GB).
http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/test-centre/storage/best-microsd-card-best-microsd-cards-2016-3640745/
Sandisk Extreme has good random and sequential speeds. I do not have Extreme plus.
If you are just using the card to store photos or movies as me, the random speed is not important.
Toshiba U3 128GB
Sandisk Extreme U3 64GB