Today, we have another of PNY’s microSD card available for testing, full thanks to Jonathan for loaning us his new card for testing. In today’s benchmark, we will be pitting up its Elite edition of the 128GB variant of the card. As noted in past tests, the 128GB and 200GB microSD card’s performance is totally different compared with its lower capacity of the 64GB card, so this is a mark of performance of the 128GB variant and not the whole PNY Elite series! Continue reading
Category Archives: MicroSD
Review: SanDisk Ultra 200GB MicroSD
We have taken a look before at SanDisk cards, such as the 64GB and 128GB cards and even announced the availability of the 200GB last year. Now, we have gotten a hands on a 200GB microSD card from SanDisk and I am hoping that this performs better than that of the 128GB. So let’s get started on SanDisk’s largest capacity microSD card now! Continue reading
Review: Strontium MicroSDHC Card (8GB)
Today we have another Strontium MicroSD card up for review. This is Strontium’s lowest-tier microSD card and also their lowest capacity card available. Let us take a look at how this stands against its larger capacity and faster rating siblings. Continue reading
Review: Strontium Nitro 566x UHS-I microSD (64GB)
Today is the first day of the Consumer Electronics Exhibition 2016 (CEE2016), held at Suntec City. For those of you who are looking to get some additional memory for your devices, do check out our microSD round up. Tonight, we have another Strontium card that is being pitted into our review – the Strontium Nitro microSD card. Continue reading
Samsung To Release 256GB MicroSD Card
Earlier today, Samsung unveiled their new highest capacity microSD memory card in the EVO+ lineup. Whilst we have not gotten a chance to try out this line up yet, its performance haven’t seem to be anything stellar from the EVO series yet. However, the claims that Samsung is putting on this particular 256GB microSD card is really interesting. Continue reading
Review: Lexar Professional 1000x UHS-II microSD (64GB)
Keeping in line with cutting edge, Lexar released their first UHS-II capable microSD card, that allows them to use an additional lane of connection pins to achieve faster speeds. This is one of the first few microSD’s sporting this additional set of pins, and whilst there are relatively little devices that are capable of using this just yet, Lexar also included a set of UHS-II capable microSD card reader that runs on USB 3.0. So just how much faster can this card go? Let us find out! Continue reading
Review: Kingston Class 10 UHS-I (64GB) microSDXC Card [SDC10G2]
Card manufacturers are always improving their line up of memory cards and we have seen that from SanDisk, whom have kept their card brand/series constant whilst refreshing and improving on it. Now Kingston is on it too, with their latest microSD refresh for their standard card line up. In this case, they now have omitted the maximum write speed, but rather, only highlighting its maximum read speed. Continue reading
Review: Memorette (memento) EXpert (128GB) microSDXC Card
Memorette, was one of the first card manufacturers that we reviewed on, back in 2014. Well, now that they have come out with the 128GB series for their EXpert line, let us see how well this is worth. It is also worth noting that, at this point of time, it is literally one of the cheapest, if not cheapest, 128GB microSD available. Continue reading
Reviewed: SanDisk Ultra MicroSDXC [128gb] (2015 Model)
Last year, we reviewed and tested the SanDisk Generation 2 MicroSD card which was the 2014 model. Now, we are back at it again, this time looking at their 2015 model. The key differences here this time, is just the speed bump. Continue reading
Review: PNY Turbo Performance 64GB High Speed MicroSD (64GB) [2015 Version]
Last year, Patrick loaned us his 2014 edition PNY Turbo Performance MicroSD (64) for the benchmark and now, we are back with the newer 2015 edition, courtesy of Jason who loaned us his card. At the point of the article, this is still available for less than SGD$40. This model, effectively is the replacement for the 2014 edition which we reviewed earlier, so how much of improvement is there? We will get to that in this review! Continue reading