Latest U3 write spec for guaranteed 30mb/s write speed and high 90mb/s read speed which I have validated when installed in my MS Surface Book - I use it for extended storage.
Great spec at an unbeatable price!
I chose delivery direct from Amazon EU to avoid fakes but delivery is around 5 days.
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Solly92 to zulfib
14 Nov 164#8
I bought these for £25 from mymemory, even with the dip in the pound £33 isn't a good price. This site is for hot deals (the clue is in the name). Takes a particular kind of stupid to ignore the past while judging a deal.
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napior
13 Nov 16#1
good card, I ised it in my LG4 but be aware, its not compatible with YI 4k
rhinopaul
13 Nov 16#2
Its a good price but its also an average price.
damadgeruk
13 Nov 16#3
Was £30.45 in September, if you are not in a hurry it'll be that price again. :smiley:
Im sure I got this for around £23 about six months ago for use in my DAP. Has worked fine.
Edit - nope just checked - was a M301 card, not the M302 listed here.
Not sure what the difference is but dunno if it justifies a a £10 price difference.
4Real2016 to Copperface
13 Nov 161#6
M301 was an old U1 card, write speed 10MB/s, read speed 48MB/s, these are U3, write speed 30MB/s, read speed 90MB/s
huangxq2 to Copperface
14 Nov 16#12
They are different.
M301 is U1 card. Toshiba U1 is awfully slow, barely make the minimum 10MB/s write.
M302 is U3 card. Toshiba U3 is also slow, barely make the 30MB/s write minimum. But it is 3 times speed of M301.
zulfib
14 Nov 161#7
Yup. The time travelers are here again....
Solly92 to zulfib
14 Nov 164#8
I bought these for £25 from mymemory, even with the dip in the pound £33 isn't a good price. This site is for hot deals (the clue is in the name). Takes a particular kind of stupid to ignore the past while judging a deal.
GR2
14 Nov 16#9
will this work with a 3dsxl?
midiman
14 Nov 162#10
If you check on MyMemorys site today you will find its £44.99 so unless you are one of the many time travelers who seem to frequent Hot UK Deals then your comment is pretty stupid in itself. Prices worldwide have gone up in recent months FACT!!! The post Brexit sterling crash hasent even kicked in yet in terms of price rises so short term is only going to get dearer. Live in yesterday if you must but are only making your self look silly by by dissing a deal based on current prices. Me, not voting either way
Grumpyoldhector
14 Nov 16#11
Bang on!
huangxq2
14 Nov 161#13
There are most likely going to be some fast cards at 128GB for around £25 around Black Friday, or at Christmas.
This card at £33 is the normal price. No deal at all. You can buy this card at this price most of the time.
Someone above already give three links to cheaper prices as right now with stock.
MarzBarz to huangxq2
15 Nov 16#14
Agreed, Im holding out for a deal on the 200gb ( cheapest atm is £60 @ Argos)
Mandroid578
16 Nov 16#15
Cold. They were £25 not long ago
anuruddha
16 Nov 16#16
don't buy it. it's a junk. :confused:
anuruddha
16 Nov 16#17
don't buy it. it's a junk :confused:
Bal00chi
22 Nov 16#18
AVOID AND GET A KNOWN MAKE
I purchased this @ £25 not long ago.
It has since failed and I have lost all my data.
Grumpyoldhector to Bal00chi
27 Nov 16#21
Did you do a usb size validation check?
Sounds like you had a fakey... that's a typical failure where you write data beyond its actual physical size boundary and then it corrupts.
Normally after this failure you cannot format the device either.
I just wish the USB memory standards could be amended address this long standing flaw. :disappointed:
rhinopaul
22 Nov 16#19
Lol. You must be born of late. Toshiba are a decades old.
This is now listed on Amazon for £28.98. Might not be the best price it's been but it's better than stated in the deal post!
Solly92
27 Nov 161#22
A week and 6 days later MyMemory have them for £24.99 again - how silly I don't feel.
midiman
28 Nov 16#23
Think you missed the point entirely. Still ignoring the fact that at the time it was the cheapest around at the time. After today Black Friday Weekend will have come and gone and will be back up. So today £24.99 is the cheapest. Last week.... Tomorrow.... Next month...... ANOTHER STORY!!!!!
Solly92
28 Nov 16#24
No you miss the point entirely. This site is for hot deals the clue is in the name. It isn't called ukbestpricetoday.com. If I needed a to buy a 128GB sdcard 2 weeks ago I would not come here looking for prices. I come here to see deals which are hot and make me want to buy something.
midiman
29 Nov 16#25
It is hot deal if it is the best deal at the time simples....... The fact you waited 2 weeks for an opportunity to resurrect and old post which nobody is paying attention to anymore is quite sad :smirk:. Agree to disagree. GOODBYE
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Latest U3 write spec for guaranteed 30mb/s write speed and high 90mb/s read speed which I have validated when installed in my MS Surface Book - I use it for extended storage.
Great spec at an unbeatable price!
I chose delivery direct from Amazon EU to avoid fakes but delivery is around 5 days.
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http://www.kikatek.com/P763026/THN-M302R1280EA-Toshiba-Exceria-M302-128GB
http://www.saverstore.com/product/20924901/Toshiba-EXCERIA-M302-EA-Flash-memory-card---128-GB-microSDXC-UHS-I
http://www.base.com/buy/product/toshiba-128-gb-exceria-m302-micro-sdxc-card-u3-class-10-with-adapter-thn-m302r1280ea/dgc-thn-m302r1280ea.htm
Edit - nope just checked - was a M301 card, not the M302 listed here.
Not sure what the difference is but dunno if it justifies a a £10 price difference.
M301 is U1 card. Toshiba U1 is awfully slow, barely make the minimum 10MB/s write.
M302 is U3 card. Toshiba U3 is also slow, barely make the 30MB/s write minimum. But it is 3 times speed of M301.
This card at £33 is the normal price. No deal at all. You can buy this card at this price most of the time.
Someone above already give three links to cheaper prices as right now with stock.
I purchased this @ £25 not long ago.
It has since failed and I have lost all my data.
Sounds like you had a fakey... that's a typical failure where you write data beyond its actual physical size boundary and then it corrupts.
Normally after this failure you cannot format the device either.
I just wish the USB memory standards could be amended address this long standing flaw. :disappointed:
Hello Tosh got a Toshiba
This is now listed on Amazon for £28.98. Might not be the best price it's been but it's better than stated in the deal post!