the beauty of U3 is the write speed which is what you want if recording or copying.
the sandisk ultras have fast read read, as do most cards now but slow writes.
The problem with unknown brands is that they often die in times when you really need them. Also they often overstate their classes similarly to NiMH Batteries from China where it is 800mah but they say its 3000mah.
I've always advocated to my mates that they should always buy Sandisk or Samsung or any other large brands, do not go for small unknown brands. I've seen times on holidays where my mates were at a ski resort and the card died because it couldn't handle the temperatures.
I've used a Mixza 128GB uSD Class 10 in my old RN2 and my current G5+ for over a year, it worked flawlessly.
Write speed as tested by hw2test was >10MB across the entire card, no verification errors, size was as reported.
I'd use them again without a problem.
@4wd:
Thanks OP, grabbed one.
That's the positive comment I was hoping for. Good enough to keep in your daily knock around phone for normal use I'd say ( so no big
loss if you lose it or get stolen, or in my case, dropped phone in ocean ).
If you go away on a nice holiday, take some better bigger cards for those precious moments lol.
@ozhunter68: Here's the test results for the Mixza 128GB Class10:
https://files.ozbargain.com.au/upload/8952/53097/2017-10-11_…
Writing started out at 10-15MB/s and picked up later, the 60MB/s read is a limitation of my adapter.
EDIT: Just had another look at the one I have, it's actually rated UHS-1 U1, (thought it was only Class10).
What a dodgy sounding name!
First Ainol reference I have seen here in at least 12 months, what ever happened to Ainol? They were very in fashion once
Ainol won't disappear anytime soon.
Still around
http://www.ainol.com/en/product/list-TabletPC.html
They were fairly popular in HK especially pre-tablet days when their main products were MP4 players. They tried to break into the Tablet market (they dont do phones though), but they're a bit lackluster and falls behind to other competing brands (Chuwi, Onda, Teclast) and the bigger amalgamations such as Xiaomi, Huawei and Lenovo (who also distribute for smaller companies). They will disappear over time like many of the Chinese OEMs or merged into the bigger brands.
This brand sounds like an illness.
Some price history:
23/05/2016 MIXZA TOHAOLL 32GB 48MB/s MicroSD Card US $3.97 @ Everbuying (New Accounts Only)
May 30, 2016 Mixza Tohaoll Ocean Series 32GB SDHC Micro SD Memory Card from Gearbest.com $5.87 USD
Just an FYI you can buy $11.10 16GB 80mbs read Sandisk cards from SS Aussie warehouse via PLUG20 ebay deal
Have a feeling that the Mixza might be over-stating the performance (like a lot of off-brands usually do)