Ideal for tablets, phones or even the Ninty Switch - use code SWITCH20 at checkout/basket - Very good reviews also, currently around £5 more elsewhere
Do more with your tablet, GoPro or smartphone. Lexar High-Performance 300x microSDHC / microSDXC UHS-I cards make it easy to quickly capture, playback and transfer 1080p full-HD, 3D and 4K video, as well as the highest-quality movies, photos and songs.
The cards leverage UHS-I technology to deliver high-speed, Class 10 performance up to 300x (45MB/s), and include an SD adapter for easy file transfer. These premium memory solutions give you the speed and space you need to enjoy more of your favourite multimedia on the go.
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stanlenin to crippsy1701
8 Mar 1710#10
SDXC is supported by every device on the planet that has a hole for it and was released in 2017. Never write this nonsense again.
stanlenin
8 Mar 176#26
You are not arguing your case very well.
You wrote that Nintendo Switch did not support SDXC card. If you asked anyone, this sentence could be interpreted in only one way, given the context. That out of other memory card standards SDXC was the one that was not supported.
What you meant to say, was that the memory card slot was disabled.
You are not making yourself a favour continuing to argue and trying to imitate my criticism.
supermann
9 Mar 173#32
I'll just repeat what I said. The standard was released in 2009. Quite obviously not all devices support SDXC, like for example many devices that were released prior to the standard being released.
Regards your general tone, you sound like you have some personal issues you need to resolve. The word despicable is hardly a word that's appropriate for this conversation. Maybe if we were talking about Middle East dictators or something but otherwise it's a bit overly dramatic, like you're trying to create a scene.
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crippsy1701
8 Mar 17#1
The SDXC cards are not supported by the Nintendo switch yet
mymemory to crippsy1701
8 Mar 17#3
It looks like the Nintendo Switch does accept microSDXC according to their website.
SDXC is supported by every device on the planet that has a hole for it and was released in 2017. Never write this nonsense again.
Bully to crippsy1701
8 Mar 17#22
Day one patch sorted that i believe.
uni
8 Mar 17#2
is this a good bang for buck price for a card that size? anyone know good prices for 128gb ones?
k1ngchr15 to uni
8 Mar 171#6
I got a 128gb a few months back for around £25. So it's not bad value, and it's a good speed class.
steve1221
8 Mar 17#4
If you use it in a camera that only takes full sized sd cards, will the adapter create much slow down to the save process?
pjlhot to steve1221
8 Mar 171#15
As far as I can tell the adapters just have wiring to the pads. I've not noticed any degradation when using them.
But someone else may know better.
woldranger
8 Mar 171#7
This is UHS-1, so the price is okay but nothing special. These cards do get pretty good reviews from what I recall though.
lpoolm
8 Mar 17#8
nice, i think 5% quidco too
supermann
8 Mar 171#9
I'd go with a 128GB card. It'll appreciate in value more.
supermann
8 Mar 171#11
As the standard was only released in 2009 I strongly doubt that.
Y2midget
8 Mar 17#12
Is this any good for a GoPro?
you_gotta_be_kidding to Y2midget
9 Mar 17#47
ok for 1080p but if your shooting 4k especially 60fps I'd get the lexar 1000x. that's what I use
crippsy1701
8 Mar 17#13
I read that the port to enable the use of memory cards was not activated yet and would need to be via an update that would happen to be around the same time as Nintendo launched its branded memory cards here in the UK. That is why no game over the actual internal memory size (32GB around 25GB with OS on it) has been released on the dashboard.
HappyShopper
8 Mar 17#14
Where was that buddy?
David23
8 Mar 171#16
Still waiting on a good price for a UHS-3 64GB card. The Switch release certainly has inflated SD prices all of a sudden.
leondas to David23
9 Mar 17#42
There is a best buy by Toshiba. Exceria m302r..... 64 gb, uhs1, but increased speed with 90mbps, good reviews, around 17quids. 7dayshop.com
Having taken them apart, yes it is just a wire to wire connection for the adapters.
It's so annoying that (some) adapters are so tempermental when they are just passive connections. Good idea to keep one or two from a few different brands just to be safe if you often need to adapt to a full SD slot...
nomnomnomnom
8 Mar 172#19
You might want to read what he actually wrote :sunglasses:
brendinho
8 Mar 17#20
excellent!! cheers!!
kp1505
8 Mar 171#21
Is this any good for GoPro?
crippsy1701
8 Mar 17#23
Yes just checked and day one patch sorted this issue , wow am used to having to wait ages for a fix - fair play.
Am just glad that some one else knew what I was referring to as some on here just assume because there is a slot it should automatically work.
crippsy1701
8 Mar 17#24
Obviously you have no idea what I am referring too -just because there is a port doesn't mean that is enabled.
The port on the Nintendo switch for the memory card was dispatched disabled and could only be used once a patch was released , so please never write about something you have no clue about.
Hoangtuut
8 Mar 17#25
Nice deal
stanlenin
8 Mar 176#26
You are not arguing your case very well.
You wrote that Nintendo Switch did not support SDXC card. If you asked anyone, this sentence could be interpreted in only one way, given the context. That out of other memory card standards SDXC was the one that was not supported.
What you meant to say, was that the memory card slot was disabled.
You are not making yourself a favour continuing to argue and trying to imitate my criticism.
stanlenin
8 Mar 171#27
You've not the slightest idea what your'e talking about. That's despicable. Any card over the size of 32Gb is SDXC (or micro SDXC) as well as some smaller ones. Any decent brand device, not talking about a talking toothbrush from a "farmer's market" will support that kind of card in 2017. So they all support SDXC despite you knowing so little.
domd212
8 Mar 171#28
The hori switch micro sd is read speed of 80mb/s write 15mb/s
so I wouldnt recommend getting this if it's for the switch
ASD007
8 Mar 17#29
I still cannot get a 64gb card working in my LG3 on marshmallow
Blotch to ASD007
9 Mar 17#34
Something wrong with your LG3 or the card your using, I've only ever used 64gb (Samsung card) in mine, it works fine!
cowsindahouse
8 Mar 17#30
Anyone know of a a full sd size 64g for a good price?
I find micro sd spontaneously self destruct at any given time, where I've never known a full size sd to break.
Rom
9 Mar 17#31
Very amusing gratuitous rudeness.
supermann
9 Mar 173#32
I'll just repeat what I said. The standard was released in 2009. Quite obviously not all devices support SDXC, like for example many devices that were released prior to the standard being released.
Regards your general tone, you sound like you have some personal issues you need to resolve. The word despicable is hardly a word that's appropriate for this conversation. Maybe if we were talking about Middle East dictators or something but otherwise it's a bit overly dramatic, like you're trying to create a scene.
Jay080286
9 Mar 17#33
You sure about that?
derek1165
9 Mar 17#35
ordered!.. cheers op :smiley:
kedgeman
9 Mar 17#36
Not too bad a price - ordered for my Chuwi
bringbring
9 Mar 17#37
the same card is 1.40 cheaper (after discount) without the adapter. Surely better if you're just going to whack it into a smartphone, no?
kedgeman
9 Mar 17#38
The code doesn't work on that card - so stays at £16.99
bringbring
9 Mar 17#39
Ah, okay then :sunglasses:
Ray.Khan
9 Mar 17#40
Great price. Heated and ordered. Thanks Op.
Diveboy
9 Mar 17#41
Ordered Cheers
q44q
9 Mar 17#43
Thanks
terry.fwit
9 Mar 17#44
HEAT! I was going to wait for a 128GB to come down in price but this will do for now.
suhel1987
9 Mar 17#45
theres no reason to bring the middle east
David23
9 Mar 17#46
I will buy that Toshiba card at some point but when it's nearer to £10 rather than £20. Before the Switch came along there were good deals on it but I didn't need it then (new phone), typical :stuck_out_tongue:
you_gotta_be_kidding
9 Mar 17#48
we have a digital camera made by Panasonic that will only support sdhc not sdxc, we tried a 64gb and it's not even recognised. We also have a sumvision media player that also won't support sdxc and that was only bought in December.
thekudos
10 Mar 17#49
Keep this in the playground Kids!
BallyG
11 Mar 17#50
Thanks OP HEAT ADDED
MattsBits
11 Mar 17#51
Price is £18.75.
PoserDude
11 Mar 17#52
Does anyone know how long this code is valid for and if it only works on this item?
JAK68
13 Mar 171#53
SWITCH20 code stil works ok :smiley:
MattsBits to JAK68
15 Mar 17#54
Thanks, that actually worked and I was able to order for £15.
Picard123
16 Mar 17#55
Technically, that's true but you're really talking about very old devices / cameras that might have a compatibility issue. For a 2017 Nintendo Switch (or indeed, anything released in the last few years), there really shouldn't be a problem.
iMickeyT
22 Mar 17#56
Just ordered another. Price shows as £18.75. Use the code and its £15 with delivery. Get deal. Lexar good quality memory cards.
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Do more with your tablet, GoPro or smartphone. Lexar High-Performance 300x microSDHC / microSDXC UHS-I cards make it easy to quickly capture, playback and transfer 1080p full-HD, 3D and 4K video, as well as the highest-quality movies, photos and songs.
The cards leverage UHS-I technology to deliver high-speed, Class 10 performance up to 300x (45MB/s), and include an SD adapter for easy file transfer. These premium memory solutions give you the speed and space you need to enjoy more of your favourite multimedia on the go.
Top comments
You wrote that Nintendo Switch did not support SDXC card. If you asked anyone, this sentence could be interpreted in only one way, given the context. That out of other memory card standards SDXC was the one that was not supported.
What you meant to say, was that the memory card slot was disabled.
You are not making yourself a favour continuing to argue and trying to imitate my criticism.
Regards your general tone, you sound like you have some personal issues you need to resolve. The word despicable is hardly a word that's appropriate for this conversation. Maybe if we were talking about Middle East dictators or something but otherwise it's a bit overly dramatic, like you're trying to create a scene.
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http://www.nintendo.com/switch/features/
But someone else may know better.
It's so annoying that (some) adapters are so tempermental when they are just passive connections. Good idea to keep one or two from a few different brands just to be safe if you often need to adapt to a full SD slot...
Am just glad that some one else knew what I was referring to as some on here just assume because there is a slot it should automatically work.
The port on the Nintendo switch for the memory card was dispatched disabled and could only be used once a patch was released , so please never write about something you have no clue about.
You wrote that Nintendo Switch did not support SDXC card. If you asked anyone, this sentence could be interpreted in only one way, given the context. That out of other memory card standards SDXC was the one that was not supported.
What you meant to say, was that the memory card slot was disabled.
You are not making yourself a favour continuing to argue and trying to imitate my criticism.
so I wouldnt recommend getting this if it's for the switch
I find micro sd spontaneously self destruct at any given time, where I've never known a full size sd to break.
Regards your general tone, you sound like you have some personal issues you need to resolve. The word despicable is hardly a word that's appropriate for this conversation. Maybe if we were talking about Middle East dictators or something but otherwise it's a bit overly dramatic, like you're trying to create a scene.
Heat already added!