Toshiba Exceria 64GB Micro SD Memory Card U3 - 90 MB/s - 4K [oos orderable] - £13.99 @ Amazon UK

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Toshiba Exceria 64GB Micro SD Memory Card U3 - 90 MB/s - 4K £13.99 [oos orderable] @ Amazon

£13.99 Amazon UK11 Jan 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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babel_71

1 Jan 17

At the moment probably the best price for Micro SD 64gb / U3.

Latest comments (29)

GwanGy

27 Jan 17 1 #28

Its for use in a camera so works fine for that, good midrange sequentials... solid 19MB/s a sec from camera to Computer via USB3 (22gb inc 2 x10gb video)

dcx_badass to GwanGy

28 Jan 17 #29

Not bad but this is my Samsung Evo 64GB, which at the time was a little cheaper than this deal but isn't anymore).

http://i926.photobucket.com/albums/ad103/dcxbadass/64gb-evo_zpsxd3w9aok.jpg

GwanGy

26 Jan 17 #26

Mine was delivered Today just tested versus a Samsung Evo 32gb
very rough approx toshiba 40mb/s read 25mb/s write
samsung 20 read 16 max write , 12 average
tested on internal card slot on Asus Laptop... Good enough for me.
Altho crystal disk mark had them round the opposite way..

dcx_badass to GwanGy

26 Jan 17 #27

These cards are awful for 4k rand read/writes which is what matters for apps etc, if it's just for media storage it's fine, for something like a phone (with app data) or a raspberry pi or android box it's absolutely awful, the Samsung's are some of the best for this. Crystaldiskmark should give you the 4k read/write speeds.

thegorilla

25 Jan 17 #25

Mine was delivered today.

Mandroid578

11 Jan 17 #22

That's the read speed. What's the write speed

creamola to Mandroid578

11 Jan 17 #24

Hint: look at the red bars and the words under the chart that say "Writing speed: 30.2 MByte/s".

Mr Mot

11 Jan 17 #23

Have one in a gopro and another in a phantom 4, both are working without issue at 4k.
Bought prior to Xmas at this price, don't think they've changed since.

johny_lbn

11 Jan 17 #21

On my S7 64Gb card stopped responding after about 5 minutes, while copying files with File Manager
- card formatted under android, still shows as corrupt
- popped it into PC with supplied adaptor - works fine, written around 50 gb to it - no issues
- card works fine again in the phone - Success! - went to bed, in the morning - unable to see any files on the card, unable to format card, card shows as being nearly full
- connected back to PC and formatted
- card gets corrupted in the phone again within minutes

I'll say it's incompatible with S7.

tom_g

11 Jan 17 #20

should do nicely in my new go pro!

johny_lbn

11 Jan 17 #16

Not compatible with Samsung Galaxy S7.

Just returned one Today - check 1 star reviews on Amazon.

stub20000 to johny_lbn

11 Jan 17 #17

my s7 edge is fine with it, just arrived yesterday

kamis5050 to johny_lbn

11 Jan 17 #18

Are you actually aware that it will NEVER be 128GB? Read up on it. You most likely returned a perfectly working card...

enceladus to johny_lbn

11 Jan 17 #19

They use 1000 MB for 1 GB instead of 1024 MB like HD manufacturers. So at that size you are 1500 MB short anyway.

Publix

11 Jan 17 2 #15

Arrived today - As expected, the Toshiba outperforms the SanDisk Ultra.
The Toshiba is confirmed as U3 compliant.

Toshiba Surface Test
Warning: Only 59079 of 59080 MByte tested.
Test finished without errors.
You can now delete the test files *.h2w or verify them again.
Writing speed: 30.2 MByte/s
Reading speed: 67.0 MByte/s
H2testw v1.4

Havik

9 Jan 17 #14

Thanks. Ordered two cards, paid £28,71 with postage, dispatched today.

woldranger

1 Jan 17 #8

Seems really cheap for a U3 card but has anyone had any experience with Toshiba's cards? Normally I try to stick to "branded" cards from the main companies, but if these have a good reputation I'd give them a go.

4Real2016 to woldranger

1 Jan 17 1 #10

I assume you include SanDisk as one of the brands, because these cards are a joint venture between SanDisk and Toshiba, not had any issues with one of these cards and it performs at it's stated rating with the correct hardware.

boogoocom to woldranger

2 Jan 17 #13

Toshiba is the strongest brand in memory market. Even Ipod's back in the day were possible only because Toshiba introduced slim, small HDD.

4Real2016

2 Jan 17 #12

SanDisk and Toshiba have jointly been developing and manufacturing NAND Flash since 1999.

brilly

2 Jan 17 #11

have you been googling again son? do you mean this specific card is now made by a hand holding sandisk and toshiba partnership or are you irrelevantly talking about over 25 years ago and the creation of the SD card itself?

Decentbloke

1 Jan 17 1 #9

Onkyo, anyone?

MazingerZ

1 Jan 17 #7

Hey thanks for the help, I've got a Sony AX-33 Handycam, I have options to record XAVC S.

MazingerZ

1 Jan 17 #5

Does anyone know what card spec I should look for? I've got a Sony 4K cam that does 100mbit bitrate max.

OperaUK to MazingerZ

1 Jan 17 #6

Hello there, without knowing the type of camera you have I think the following info should help you.

SD Card Speed Class and Sony blog on using correct 4k card .

So in a nutshell it should be SDXC and U3.

Dragon32

1 Jan 17 #4

Ordered one of these yesterday for a new dash cam and thought I'd paid more so went back in to cancel to find I had paid the same price. :laughing:

MazingerZ

1 Jan 17 #2

I'm on the lookout for a cheap 128GB for my 4K setup.

babel_71 to MazingerZ

1 Jan 17 #3

So do I but that's a £30 ish at the moment for decent card

vasya

1 Jan 17 #1