Samsung 128GB up to 48MB/s EVO Class 10 Micro SDXC Card with Adapter (MB-MP128DA/AM)

Memory card is nice and it's fast. I already had to use the adapter for them to get video from an incident with a rider and give it to UBER.The adapter was nice I didn't expect to get one with the card but it does come with one. I haven't filled the card up yet even with using it so far to record over 200 hours of video.Only con I have to complain about is that it's hard to insert the card without some kinda tweezers to do so.Card was easyinstalled and setup formatting quickly with ease having no problems what so ever. The card goes into slots made for it with ease and does not catch on anything unlike its competition such as Sony.The card adapter works flawlessly with no delays or read errors that I have experienced with Sony Micro add Card adapters multiple times over the yearsthe construction of both the Micro SD card and the adapter is very stout and will last for years to come.Overall I will give this a 5 Star Rating as it earned it in every way I would highly recommend this card over and above many of the major brands out there To everyone looking for a Micro SD Card and Reader Adapter this is the card for you.I am not nor have I ever been compensated in anyway for the reviews I give in the products that I purchased I give the reviews in 100% honest and accurate testing and evaluation of the products I review. I purchased and paid for the products myself and was not in anyway comphensated to give these reviews.

The Samsung 128GB EVO Class 10 Micro SDXC Card is a reliable storage solution for your devices. With a spacious 128GB capacity, it provides ample space to store photos, videos, music, and more. The Class 10 rating ensures fast data transfer speeds, making it suitable for capturing high-quality photos and recording Full HD videos. The included adapter allows for easy compatibility with various devices, including smartphones, tablets, cameras, and more. Whether you're a photography enthusiast or need additional storage for your mobile devices, the Samsung EVO Class 10 Micro SDXC Card is a dependable choice for performance and reliability.

Best quality sd cards I've used yet. upgraded from the same unit in 64GB size. Was worried my Note 3 wouldn't see all128GB or be able to write past 64GB as I've seen happen on old phones using cards past expected limits. but I have 71GB of 119 filled with no errors or odd behavior. Files read and write to the card fine and quickly. Videos and music play from the card without hiccups or stuttering. I mostly use my card for FLAC music playback on my commute. I would mention though I have a rooted and modified Note 3 (modded stock rom)and I stuck the cscard directly into my phone from the packaging and formated with android. And moved all files to the card through a file manager and otg/smb file sharing. No direct pc connection.

Gives about 117 GB of usable storage (expected) and has good transfer speeds for recording HD video and media use as well as for phone apps. I took off one star because it only halfway does what I bought it for, which was to format as internal storage for my Moto X Pure Edition. It works ok, the apps will migrate without too much trouble and run with only a small reduction in speed compared to the phone's actual internal storage. The issue arises when you turn the phone on and off or when apps are updated. The phone seems to have a huge problem recognizing the apps/the space they take up once you reach a certain amount of storage. For example I moved most of my non-Google apps over to this card when I first got it and formatted it. As I stated above, everything seemed to be going smoothly, but when I restarted the phone almost all of the apps that I had moved seemed to have disappeared...like the phone didn't recognize that they existed on the device. After maybe 15 minutes following start up the apps showed up again in the drawer. Now this may have been bearable except that it removes all those apps from home screen folders when this happens. So I moved my apps back over and decided on a different scheme: I basically just moved over a small number of large apps and my video apps (Amazon Video and VUDU) so that they would download my movies onto this card. This setup has worked well and is good enough for what I need. In retrospect I should have simply forked out the extra $50 to get the 32GB model Moto X Pure as Android Marshmellow takes up 6.5GB of the internal storage leaving less than 10GB of app storage space on the 16GB version. My fault for not doing my research before buying the phone (I miss the days when companies Samsung would put the OS on a separate card so you actually had the full 16GB for apps). Alas, I only took off one star as I really don't think any of these issues are the fault of the card, but more of a poor interaction with the way Android's format as internal storage works right now.

Ok needed new sd card since my SanDisk crapped out and went into read only. Decided to go with this Samsung card since I have a galaxy note 3. Installed and no problem the note 3 read it with out having to format first. Took pics and bids no problems. Formatted it with phone to see if there was a different and there was none.For the price this is awesome so I purchased 2 of them now I know I'll never ever run out of storage space, I have about 1000 mp3s, tons of videos, and several full movies and I'm not even half filled.Purchase it for a galaxy note 3 it will work.

It worked.