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Lexar 633x 64GB Micro SD Card 100MB/s Read, A1, Class 10 / 128GB £8.99
Lexar 633x 64GB Micro SD Card 100MB/s Read, A1, Class 10 / 128GB £8.99
Lexar 633x 64GB Micro SD Card 100MB/s Read, A1, Class 10 / 128GB £8.99
Lexar 633x 64GB Micro SD Card 100MB/s Read, A1, Class 10 / 128GB £8.99
Lexar 633x 64GB Micro SD Card 100MB/s Read, A1, Class 10 / 128GB £8.99
Lexar 633x 64GB Micro SD Card 100MB/s Read, A1, Class 10 / 128GB £8.99
Lexar 633x 64GB Micro SD Card 100MB/s Read, A1, Class 10 / 128GB £8.99
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Lexar 633x 64GB Micro SD Card 100MB/s Read, A1, Class 10 / 128GB £8.99

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Looks like a decent price for a 64GB card. Also a 128GB version avaliable, in both the regular and "play" versions (the later more suited to reading media, I believe).

  • Designed for your smartphone, tablet, digital cameras or action camera.
  • A1 Performance could load App faster, make it easier to capture, transfer, and share more adventures on the go.
  • The high-speed, Class 10 micro SDXC card verified to be compatible with smartphone (64GB-512GB).
  • The TF memory card stores high-res photos, 1080p Full-HD, 3D, and 4K UHD video, documents, music and more.
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  1. hedgyhog's avatar
    This is a micro SDXC card
    jonspurs's avatar
    This is a reply.
  2. Eugenee's avatar
    I'd say 10% less is the norm, the one I've tested (a 64g) is showing 54g. That's a lot to have missing. Also doesn't like to be used as a bootable device, ArkOS just said no.
    mikeyp's avatar
    That's a result of formatting, it's not missing anything.
  3. furi0n's avatar
    Do these work with Nintendo Wii?
    t3r4's avatar
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    Nintendo Wii has a full size SD card slot so you'd need an adapter. Also you'd need to reformat the card as FAT32 as I don't believe the Wii can recognise exFAT.
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