Need to buy a new SD card for my android phone (Huawei P9 lite). I found these, but I can't decide which of them is better. They seems to be the same, but the opinions are different. Which of them should I buy?
Need to buy a new SD card for my android phone (Huawei P9 lite). I found these...
Sebastian Mitchell
Andrew Murphy
I have a Samsung card, going on two years. In the same two years, I've had to send my Sandisk card in for replacement twice.
Ethan Walker
i'd go with samsung, ive had a card for just under a year that shat out last week, getting the replacement has been painless.
performances are the same and failures happen
Christopher Young
What about write speed? Is it good enough for nowadays smartphones?
Benjamin Morris
class 10 is the highest, i dunno i can record 4k video with my s7
Julian Campbell
But is 20 MB/s write speed is enough to save app on it?
Landon Harris
what?
yes?
Asher Smith
> two popular, well reviewed, essentially identical $30 products from industry leaders
> wat do g i can't decide anything for myself
Matthew Ortiz
aren't sandisk SD cards shit though?
Cooper Rivera
ten years ago
Dylan Wright
Do your phone crash if you can't saturate 160Mbps+ internet speed down to the SD card?
If so, then what, why, yes, no, maybe and what if.
Aiden Cook
>class 10 is the highest
lel no
There's UHS1 but also better cards that are UHS2
Wyatt Lee
Nathaniel Torres
I just got a Samsung Evo+ (Red one) to replace a Sandisk Ultra on my Surface 3, the Samsung is so much faster, it's not even funny and now Sandisk has been recently increasing the price on their cards.
Adrian Gray
Lexar ftw
Ryan Gutierrez
When are we actually going to see UFS cards in the consumer market?
Jack Bell
UHS II is hardly even relevant to professionals let alone consumers
Faster if you have a UHS 2 card slot (you don't), often slower than UHS 1 in normal sd slot hardware
Samuel Torres
I have the 16gb version of the sandisk one. Still going strong after one year. I would say both are fine. Try to find what the actual read/write speeds of each are and buy the fastest one
Easton Watson
I had a Galaxy Tab S with a 128gb Evo card, where I stored 40k+ images in one folder and a couple thousand in others.
It would load the galery really fast.
For write speeds, USB 2.0 will limit it's write speed, so it really doesn't matter that much unless you record 30+fps 4k video.
Christian Bennett
>Introduce new memory, doesn't make S7, N7 or S8 compatible with it
Really makes my pebbles roll
Nicholas Cook
I got the Sandisk one 3 years ago, still working just fine
Andrew Sullivan
Would be strange to do that if the standard hasn't been approved yet.