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128GB microSD Memory Card (Class 10)
128GB microSD Memory Card (Class 10)
128GB microSD Memory Card (Class 10)
128GB microSD Memory Card (Class 10)
128GB microSD Memory Card (Class 10)
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128GB microSD Memory Card (Class 10)

£6.22
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Never heard of this brand before if anyone has any idea whether it's worth buying or not please share.
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  1. Bbqueue's avatar
    I've bought a few of these for additional back ups for the photo's from my camera when I'm away. They're often around £6, but not for long!
  2. Monkey.nuts.2's avatar
    Great price.
    Ordered as a spare.
  3. dcx_badass's avatar
    I've got quite a few of these cards over the years, they're decent and I run them in my Raspberry Pi's, they have loads of listings always at different prices so it's worth checking before ordering, all cards are A1, V30, U3 even the ones listed as Class 10. They outperform quite a few of my big brand cards, especially for 4k rand read/writes which helps with app loading etc. This is one of my 64GB's.

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  4. DazLFC's avatar
    Says it is for a phone, you sure it's not restricted for Honor 10 lite?
    JarnailSingh's avatar
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    Can't be. You can't restrict memory card for any particular phone.
  5. rhodyate's avatar
    the one you found is a better deal because its the faster better spec, i use these in reolink 4k cctv cameras and they work fine = no problems at all

    the one you found is a better deal because its the faster better spec, i use these in reolink 4k cctv cameras and they work fine = no problems at all. good find Stiffy1231 (edited)
  6. innocent's avatar
    Very attractive price Jarnail 🔥
  7. deangreen4's avatar
    Have a few of these and I haven't had any problems so far
  8. windmill's avatar
    #1 microSD card issue is can you wait for the mega capacity prices to drop, now the market's got huge due nintendo switches and the steamdeck.
    #2 is if it could be fake (plenty too good to be true price usb sticks are, not seen any fake microSD card evidence here yet)
    #3 and main here at this price, does this brand have a high failure rate. Google has answrs. Had ONE 32gb 'MyMemory own brand' card trigger 'this card is bad' from device, only. Out of dozens, usually of 'Integral' or higher repute.

    Saying all that to get notified if i've missed anything. And to follow any 'wait on mega cap price drops' clues anyone shares.
  9. JarnailSingh's avatar
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    Is it a GOOD & RELIABLE brand for CCTV camera?
    windmill's avatar
    Good question,
    I'd stick to 256gb Samsung cards, £13 ish deal is on here somewhere - if it law-level serious.
    No Idea IF the brand new sd card cameras tell you when the card is failing or not. Even if does, would be going a long way up ladders to change out bad cards.

    Had neighbours have all sort of bad things happen, went to my cctv (as they'd do for me and all that) and found it had broken down Feel bad just remembering = been buying very best can afford since
  10. SaintPatrick's avatar
    I've put up a few offers on DSP cards down the years and bought several myself.

    They are a German brand and I also reached out to them by email for a bit of background and got a reply. DSP originally made Apple-upgrade products before switching to cards, and have been around for quite a few years now. The various stickers listing compatibility with certain phones etc are just a marketing gimmick - all cards will work in all devices.

    They are good products and as trustworthy as any other card which is to say flash memory is not the most reliable of storage but gets the job done most of the time. (edited)
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