Samsung SSD Deals & Offers

Not 100% sure what you're asking. But these are 128 micro sdcard that were both more expensive a few months ago. https://uk.camelcamelcamel.com/Samsung-MB-MC128GA-AMZ-MicroSD-Adapter/product/B06XFX9N84?context=search https://uk.camelcamelcamel.com/Samsung-Mobile-UK-MicroSD-Adapter/product/B06XFHQGB9?context=search

I'm after a 128gb card from Amazon. Can anyone tell me if that's been any cheaper on Amazon than what it is at the mo? Think it's £33.95 I know mymemory is cheaper but I have some credit for Amazon. Thanks

Wow..... Im not ready yet to buy but I think when SanDisk hit 70 I'll upgrade my 2 200s

No, always posting cheapest option

Yeah, we are all waiting for Picard...

For a go pro 6

Is this good for 4k

Or buy a genuine real Samsung sd card from Amazon themselves for £15.99. There's always a sucker who'll buy a 'bargain' sd card from Ebay

Following on from an earlier question, does anyone know if this would be appropriate for the Yi Dome 720 camera posted here a couple of days ago? Conflicting messages elsewhere online.

Is there any benefit of keeping one in a laptop with an SSD drive for constant additional storage/RAM?

Code VC5 takes it down to £8.50

Any good for dashcam?

£319

Price of flash set to keep coming down so I'm holding out for one of these between £200 and £250.

These m2's are excellent, got the 500gb version for about £165 last year. Hopefully I won't get tempted into the 1tb version any time soon!

highly tempting, Work laptop so will be clawing back the vat ...

Actually I posted this a few days ago for £310 delivered from Amazon France. Arrived yesterday :)

Meh I'd rather wait for a sale on Crucial drives

I treasure my data and extra monies is with paying for me. Also if data is lost on SSD it's non-recoverable. Whereas traditional spin disks there may be a chance to partially recover when disc fails... Given the nature of SSDs I will stick with branded ones

Better to get a new one with the little saving of £8 or so, these got released in 2014 so it could be hammered to f#*@.

You cannot underestimate the importance of buying a decent branded ssd over those cheap no name junk ones on amazon. What good is a cheap ssd if it fails and you lose all your data.

Unfortunately no, however for most users of average systems, it has been show to make little to no difference especially if using similar technology. You may notice with high end prosumer hardware. The cheapest name brand one I can find now is a Patriot Ignite which is £90 at ebuyer (good speeds) so the one i saw last week at £80 isnt available (sorry)

sorry these are all irrelevant - come back when you have picard approved applications

Pretty much maxed out my 128GB in my phone, so I guess that's a good place to start :D

Well to chime in I have a nintendo switch that would greatly benefit from one of these. Currently has 128gb and its full and its not the most practical thing to be changing SD cards when u want to switch game. Having all on one would be best

Unless your commute is from to London to China, I doubt that you even listen to 1% of those 180GB worth of songs.....

brilly wrote: well obviously someone buying a 256gb card needs 256gb so how else are you going to make that out of two 128gb cards? What device needs a 256GB microSD card. Ok. I will bite. I can store my 180GB+ music library on my phone, stick some videos on there for my commute and still have ample space for other things I don’t want to store in the cloud/access offline

This or crucial mx500?

LOL, not here!

I don't know...They don't pay hukd commission? (lol)

Why are they banned?

Tell pls

I literally can't use the site. I am clueless with french

@cooa99 yes it's sold & fulfilled by Amazon

OK, I down know a word of french , Is this sold & fulfilled by Amazon ?

Great deal. I have M.2 slot on mobo but ....... Dont have any spare money. French will have to wait for my monies. Good deal though.

I dunno the free game is worth a lot Vs original price of the 250gb. Not sure the free game comes with this, looks like it should but will see in a few days I guess.

Good price. Had paid £81 sold by Amazon in Feb

I just tried at my local. Initially the clueless shop rep said no to Maplin and no to Amazon at which point yes you do match Amazon. She called the manager over. He said no to Maplin because they are closing down. I asked why is that relevant. Then he said they're slashing their prices. Then asked if they had it in stock. I showed him the product page which showed the item in stock and available to collect. He then said they don't match Maplin and pointed to a sign behind the counter showing a bunch of retailers at which point I asked why he asked all those questions a few moments ago to which he ummed and arred not giving any real excuse. In the end I got the Amazon price match. And they wonder why business is declining. This isn't the first issue I've had at a Currys/PC World and I'm sure it won't be the last but you won't see me shedding any tears when they inevitably go under like the Maplins they refuse to price match.

On their site, they're not specified but the shop assistant didn't bat an eyelid

Yep, I know that. Won't make a noticeable difference as a game storage device.

860 is Sata and, this is nvme

For two pounds more this is on OCUK with FC5 right now. Or you can do that price matching thing. I might get the 500GB 860 Evo from CCL for £133 though.

Not a silly question Just use your normal Amazon login details. Google translate is your friend which will automatically change webpage language to English I think there is a way to set language preference in amazon, maybe someone can confirm

I want this drive, but need it to be below £150 to bite.

Maybe a silly question but here goes: I have an Amazon.co.uk account am I able to order from Amazon.fr from it or do I need to open up a Amazon.fr account and start speaking french? :)

Couldn't resist bought it at £166. Thanks Buckyball.

Don't worry about it. It is much better than you are expecting.

Yes, but I am ignorant and people with a brain will always excuse me. The problem is you, you are intelligent and I find amazing that you cannot understand

We ain't at school, so you think it's alright for you to write illegibly? We have to read your posts after all, you realize that, right ?

We should have all stuck with 5400rpm ATA33 drives on IDE cables. After all, read/write speeds make no difference in day to day use. (cheeky)

ID.OT, we are not at school and do not swear or I report you. Do not F............ read next time. I hope there are enough puntuactions here, sorry for forgetting that in my previous post.

Fix your fkn punctuations FFS !

I'm not using them in my phone. I'm using them in my GoPro Hero 6.

But don't you increase the risk of data loss if you keep switching cards in your phone? Also, I'm not sure how the operating system would cope if you have apps installed onto one card, but then swap it out for a different card...

£59.96 if you buy two of these. https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/samsung-evo-plus-micro-sdxc-uhs-i-card-with-adapter-128gb-2999-picstop-2922887 And you don't have to put all your eggs in one basket.

Yeah...no.

£65 and below would be hot for me.

Mine came today and they sent me a 7 million gb card

umm sort of maxtor started doing it in 1995 or so and other's followed

Erm here's a novel idea.... Could the manufacturers and retailers perhaps advertise the actual capacity they are delivering? Sacrilege I know especially in the over promise under deliver culture of IT.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibibyte "Hard drive and SSD manufacturers use the gigabyte to mean 1000000000 bytes. Therefore, the capacity of a 128 GB SSD is 128000000000 bytes. Expressed in gibibytes this is about 119.2 GiB. Some operating systems, including Microsoft Windows, display such a drive capacity as 119 GB, using the SI prefix G with the binary meaning. No space is missing: the size is simply being expressed in a different unit, even though the same prefix (G) is used in both cases."

Err, it's been this way since hard drives and other storage media were first manufactured. It has simply always been the case. No-one is trying to rip you off, it's basic computer knowledge that hard drives, flash drives, blank discs, SD cards, even old floppy disks carry slightly less capacity than what's advertised.