For comparative purpose, we have decided to include a original SanDisk Standard microSDHC card, of their highest capacity – 32GB, in the speedtest. At class 4, do we expect to see anything spectacular? Well, I don’t think so, but let us take a look at this now! Continue reading
In recent years, counterfeit products have been growing in its availability and many popular brands are among those hit hard. SanDisk, Samsung are just a few larger and more popular victims for memory cards. Today, we have managed to grab a sample of a fake SanDisk MicroSD card that we purchased from a merchant in Qoo10 Singapore. Continue reading
There’s no such thing as too much storage in too small a space. This morning at Mobile World Conference (MWC) announced their latest line up to the microSD card segment, more specifically, their Ultra series. In this case, its the 200GB Ultra microSDXC UHS-I card, and this comes one year after the company released its then-earth-shattering 128GB microSD card. Continue reading
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After looking at the slightly lower-end SanDisk Extreme microSD, here’s the higher-end variant. The SanDisk Extreme Plus is SanDisk’s second highest end of microSD card offering, just below the SanDisk Extreme Pro. Unlike the Ultra and Extreme, the Extreme Plus too has been refreshed this year, so let us take a look at how crazy the speeds can go with this card. Continue reading
After looking at PNY, today we shall focus our attention back onto SanDisk. Next in line after their Ultra series, is the extreme series of cards. Like the older SanDisk Ultra that has been phased out, SanDisk has also refreshed their Extreme series. The card we have here for the benchmark is the newer refreshed variant of the card. Continue reading
After taking a look at Sony and Samsung, let us look at another relatively unknown brand (here in Singapore) for the first review of the year, PNY. PNY is a American company that manufactures memory and computer accessories that has been around since 1985. It is definitely not as big as SanDisk or Lexar, but still it does OEM services to other companies and one big client is HP. Nonetheless, thanks to Patrick Ng, we have a retail unit here to benchmark, so let us take a look now! Continue reading
After the range of Samsung high-end cards, today we are happy to be able to review one from a Japanese competitor – Sony. Unfortunately, it is not made in Japan, but hey, its the performance and reliability that really counts right? So let us jump right straight into the review! Continue reading
After looking at the older model of the PRO series microSD card, today we will take a look at the new model. Released earlier this year alongside with the Samsung EVO series, the new PRO series is meant to replace the older PRO series, yet keeping the same series name. Sporting a performance of 90MB/s for read and 80MB/s for write, that is a huge step up from the 70MB/s, 20MB/s for the old series. So how will this match up? Continue reading
After looking at Lexar and Kingston, let us move our attention back onto Samsung. Samsung’s line of microSD has been in the market recently, and today we will take a look at their older PRO series, which have already been replaced by a newer PRO series. Nonetheless, we shall still take a look at it! Continue reading
Today we have here with us the latest SanDisk Ultra microSD card, that is a refreshment to the older Ultra series which SanDisk retired back in September. As such, breaking our cycle of the high-end card, comes this new refreshed card. Will this card perform better than its predecessor to make its worth or will this card be worse? Let us check it all out for you! Continue reading