what do you think about Samsung 64GB EVO Plus Micro-SDXC, UHS-I-U1-Class-10 memory card. or can you recommend me one from mymemory(dot)ie this webstore
any of the uhc class "I" (10) from sandisk, samsung or pony seem to work fine in my s5 active, video and games run fine. as soon as samsung has the 200gb "II" 3 up again I will post results. I just hope they go down to $80 when the 256 comes out in juneWould there be a difference between a class 1 & class 3 for the Samsung s5?want to see if performance is different.
I've got a sandisk 64gb UHS-1 card. I used it in my S3 and now my S5.
The card worked fine in the S3 and now the S5, but connecting it to a PC is a complete pain - trying to copy files to the card becomes really slow and will eventually fail, sometimes it won't even list the content of a directory.
It doesn't matter how I connect the card - via phone (admittedly not tried the S5 yet), via inbuilt card reader, via the reader with an SD adapter (supplied with the card), using an external USB reader with and without the SD adapter.
I've tried 3 or 4 different PCs, running XP, 7 and 8.
The card eventually failed completely, I could format it in the phone but it'd then say it was corrupt, likewise the same happened via a PC, even when using the SD formatter from sdcard.org I had to send it to Sandisk in Hungary and they replaced it, but the new one is exactly the same.
Has anyone else experienced this?
yes, with a sandisk ultra 128gb microsdxc class 10.
this one: https://www.amazon.fr/Mémoire-microSDHC-SanDisk-Nouvelle-Version/dp/B010Q57S62
You can format it from windows7 with commandline instruction to format to exfat, or preferably from you phone (my Galaxy S5) which result seems more reliable.
I tried SDformatter and widows graphical format tool, easus partition manager to format to ext2, fat32, ntfs. It was formatted (very slowly for ext2) but unable to copy small or large file completely, and occured frequent lose of data and windows copy falling down.
Until now, only formatting from my phone seems ok.
But when I read sdcard in a card reader, windows still say I have to fix errors.
Pay attention which card reader you use, if it's bad contact or bad cable.
So I guess ther might be corruption issues. So I say no, do not fix it. There is no message when read from linux system.
Still good in my Sony camera.
I was wondering if what BRAND, TYPE, AND CLASS will be useful for the Galaxy S5? I heard that the 64GB Sandisk Ultra microSDXC UHS-1 chip is good but doesnt have the full 70mbps reading speed and 20mbps writing speed support on a galaxy s4. It would really help me decide if you suggest what kind of sd card will be fit for the GS5. Thanks!
I think any regular micro SD should be fine. I'm using a silicon power one and it's been around 2~ years and works perfect.
my 64gb silicone power started acting up a few months after i bought it, its now dead and was locking up the phone when trying to access itI think any regular micro SD should be fine. I'm using a silicon power one and it's been around 2~ years and works perfect.
I was wondering if what BRAND, TYPE, AND CLASS will be useful for the Galaxy S5? I heard that the 64GB Sandisk Ultra microSDXC UHS-1 chip is good but doesnt have the full 70mbps reading speed and 20mbps writing speed support on a galaxy s4. It would really help me decide if you suggest what kind of sd card will be fit for the GS5. Thanks!
I got me the Samsung 64MB
http://www.bol.com/nl/p/mem-sd-64gb-microsd-class-10-plus/9200000021730120/
40 / 50€ depending on supplier