SanDisk 128GB Ultra microSDXC UHS-I Memory Card with Adapter - Up to 140MB/s, C10, U1, Full HD, A1, MicroSD Card - SDSQUAB-128G-GN6MA [New Version]

Excellent high-capacity microSD card The SanDisk 512GB Ultra offers ample storage space and fast transfer speeds. It works perfectly with cell phones, cameras, and tablets. Reliable, fast, and great value for money. Perfect for expanding your storage!

Needed a new memory card for my Moto G phone. This works great, was easy to install, and allows me to take all the videos I want of my dog. Lots of memory for the price from a reliable brand, exactly what I was looking for.

I use these for indoor 4k motion cameras in my home and garages. They work great, playback is flawless, and hold over a month worth of video. Highly recommend these for quality and reliability.

SanDisk has always worked for me. I got these specifically for retro-game rom files for some gaming systems. More space than I needed but that's never a bad thing and the price was right. They work well for my needs. Someone who needs them for more intensive storage needs might have other requirements that these may not live up to, but they're good for me.

With 256GB, my smartphone now holds tons of photos and video without that dreaded “storage full” alert. The up-to 150MB/s read speed shows—after switching some apps onto this card the load-times improved noticeably. I also used it in my Nintendo Switch (older version) and the “Preparing data” screen during game load-up was significantly shorter. The included SD adapter makes transferring files via PC a breeze. If there’s any minor gripe, it’s that the initial format took a bit of time, and the tiny card means you need to handle it carefully when inserting/removing. Overall, very reliable and versatile.

Works well. Been few months no complaints. Recommend. Buy the best be happy. JB

When you buy a name brand you expect certain things and I got them. Functions perfect, no issues on size or compatability. Speed is right where it should be. The adapter is perfect.

I have a five-year-old LG V60 ThinQ 5G. The best phone ever made. If you know you know. It has an SD card slot, Quad-dac, headphone jack, large screen & does everything I need it to. Mine came with a dual screen case in 2020. I thought I was big time with my 64GB Card but my phone was starting to get cramped. There's a right way & a wrong way copy your phone's SD card, if you are lucky enough to have a phone with an SD card slot. Phone manufacturers are going in the wrong direction I make music for a living and work with a lot of people that are technically savvy and knowledgeable about technology. I can't remember the last time I spoke to someone who was excited about their new phone. If you're upgrading a phone's SD card, Installation isn't hassle free but it's not difficult, just time consuming. Especially if you're moving From a smaller card to a larger one. In my case, I couldn't simply clone the card. I ended up doing a copy/paste transfer using my studios desktop. I'm using the phone now. I was able to free up a bunch of internal storage & have it set to save new files on the new card. I have a ton of space now but the process wasn't painless and it took more time than I would've liked. But that had nothing to do with the card itself. Phone is working great with the new card SanDisk makes high quality SD cards I could have went with an A2 card but I'm not recording 4K video in this particular card worked perfectly for 5 years so why mess with perfection right. This card's design is meant for basic everyday storage and backup it's not the SD card you want if you are shooting high-resolution 4K video and all that. But it's the perfect card for what I needed which is phone storage now I have a lot of it I have a couple dozen of these cards. I use them in my MPC & for transferring files to Serato DJ Pro. If you're looking for a solid SD card that will just work, this is it. This isn't the fastest SD card but it's reliable. I probably have about 20 of these and have never had one fail. 5/5