For those chasing a quality, fast, extra-large micro card.
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yeah your paying for a US version on amazon which means not Australian warranty
I’ll take a US Amazon warranty process over dealing with Harvey Norman any day.
really my experience in Queensland at least has been easy as you have a problem take to the shop they replace it or refund it quick and easy, thats at any time of the day during the warranty period.
Are you implying it is worth paying almost double for an extra year of warranty?
No wonder Gerry got super rich selling those extended warranties.
AU version is available to pre-order in many stores that're cheaper than HN
$196.24 @ Adelaide Online Computers
$205.90 @ CPL
$207.95 @ Mwave and digiDirect
Nice share. Good price
Thanks mate. First OzB deal for a Samsung 1TB microSDXC card I believe!
I am just fascinated by the level of storage they can now put in a tiny SD card because my first computer had a 2.1GB hard drive :)
It is pretty amazing. A senior friend of mine was one of the first in Australia to have 64KB of RAM!
I'm willing to bet that the 64KB of RAM is slower than this 1TB card.
I am also willing to bet that the computer that had 64KB of RAM booted faster and felt faster than a computer that can read that 1TB card.
@ALBastru: Depends on what your OS is I guess. I would say that's a definite yes if you're running windows.
absolute madman
that's a massive amount of RAM! I started with 1K RAM on Sinclair ZX81 PC. 16KB upgrade was massive at the time.
16MB ram in my first build along with the 2.1GB HDD.
YT some videos of zooming into 5nm chips. Seriously, here I am living life in 192x144 resolution…
Oof. I remember when I got my first 1GB hard drive, 1000 MEGGERBYTES was mind blowing, that's like 700 standard 3.5 inch floppies 🤯
Can it be used for DJI mini 4 and DJI action 4?
not sure about DJI mini 4 but action 4 max out at 512gb
That would be an overkill mate. Unless you are flying your drone everyday and only want to transfer the files once a month or something.
Only if samsung bring back sd card slot to their phones will be very useful
To their flagships at least
San disk Extreme has 190 read and write for
SanDisk 1TB Extreme microSDXC UHS-I Memory Card with Adapter - C10, U3, V30, 4K, 5K, A2, Micro SD Card- SDSQXAV-1T00-GN6MA https://amzn.asia/d/dBphpRh
$195.67
It's actually 190 read and 130 write, but it is only $138 and a good deal
190/130 read/write in a supported card reader*. In reality most of these cards will peak at ~100/100 in most devices due to UHS-I limit. Other factors would probably be more relevant for most people e.g. sustained transfer speeds, random IO. No idea how these cards compare there.
Many of the newer UHS I car readers can do 170MB/s. My $14 UGREEN one from amazon and $7 Lexar from Aliexpress reaches this speed. The one on my laptop can't get past 90MB/s.
@zealmax: For file transfers sure, but I think you'll have a lot harder time finding devices that actually support the advertised speeds with their built in card readers e.g. cameras, phones, Nintendo Switches, Steam Decks etc. Buying a separate card reader will generally not be an option there.
@zealmax: I have tested a number of these Samsung PRO or SanDisk Extreme PRO cards in a few Sony/Canon cameras with UHS-II slots which are capable of ~300MB/s.
For low end cameras, you won't notice the speed difference vs cheaper cards (e.g. Samsung EVO) because the camera isn't very demanding on memory.
For high end cameras these PRO/Extreme cards aren't useful because their advertised speeds aren't achievable anyway so they end up bottlenecked by UHS-I to perform almost the same as cheaper cards like the EVOs.
Would this one be the equivalent to the Samsung one and is currently cheaper?
Still a long way to make this worthit. 512gb of this was $55 last year.
But anyway this is why I only buy phones with SD card slots.
Bought couple of them for $32 each in August last year from Samsung EPP store
This would be perfect for my galaxy s20+ but unfortunately it developed the dreaded green and pink vertical lines on screen.
Went with S24 ultra with 1TB.
I sure do miss the ease if moving stuff on a card
Has anyone tried this (or equivalent) in a MacBook Pro as additional storage? I tried similar years ago with Intel-based Macs, but the cards caused substantial battery drain. I understand that issue has been fixed with Apple Silicon, but I'd like to know if anyone has real world experience?
Generally not advised, solely because they protrude from the side of the Macbook. I have seen modified adapters the keep them flush, but they're expensive for what they are.
Cool, thanks for the explanation. much appreciated.
I do use a 512G version of this card on my MacBook Pro M1 with a small version adaptor. I have over 400G photos and music on it and do regular backup to an external 2T HD. All seems good. Didn't feel any battery problems. It does need to take a few seconds to wake up to see the files if I don't use that SD card for a long time.
Nice. UHS-I spec only goes to 104mb/s tho
https://satechi.net/blogs/ultra-high-speed-uhs-sd-memory-car…
But sure. Next sell me a 1L water bottle that holds 'up to' 2L.
I want to use this to store 4k movies and shows for my holiday trips on my S8 Ultra. Are these cards like SSD where its bad to keep storage for long? I had another microSD card from sandisk that just died when I left about 900gb worth of 4k media.
its now $165.52
Currently $319 at Harvey Norman!