I use one in mine, all I can say is that it works, can't really say how well it works for larger digital games, but I've downloaded the Snipperclips demo and works fine.
magicpork to moorevfr
15 Mar 17#27
The spec certain makes it a good fit switch.. but haven't tried it myself yet..
A month or so ago, the price of SD Cards was generally a lot cheaper. I purchased a 32GB PNY card for £6.99, or could have got a 64GB card for £12.99 (both Class 10 U1). However, prices for SD Cards currently seem to be sky-rocketing and you can easily pay £15 - £20 for a 64GB Class 10 U1.
So a 64GB U3 card for £15.99 at today's prices seems like quite a good deal to me.
Hope that explains :smiley:
greazedlightning
15 Mar 17#8
What is the read write speed spec for this card?
greazedlightning to greazedlightning
15 Mar 172#9
Answering my own, 90 mbs
cheggie12
15 Mar 17#10
Decent price, heat added and not long ordered it - been looking at a 32GB Micro, so this is even better! :smiley:
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A month or so ago, the price of SD Cards was generally a lot cheaper. I purchased a 32GB PNY card for £6.99, or could have got a 64GB card for £12.99 (both Class 10 U1). However, prices for SD Cards currently seem to be sky-rocketing and you can easily pay £15 - £20 for a 64GB Class 10 U1.
So a 64GB U3 card for £15.99 at today's prices seems like quite a good deal to me.
Hope that explains :smiley: