Kioxia Exceria M302 16GB Micro SD Memory Card 90 MB/s 4K - THN-M302R0160EA

Haiii...I ordered for this but I get pen drive 128 gb 17 pece . actually I know it's the mistak...I ordered only 1 pesce but I get 17 pece...you want to return for this I will give you....I don't need your money 😊 and I want memory card 128 gb is it possible?

I didnt remember when i purchase this memory might be more than 5 years but unttil now great working

Original Toshiba micro SD card with SD adapter.

Good quality as described

What I expected

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Little slow on the copying, however for the price it does the job.

Good product..no issues..fast delivery .. feeling better

I bought this with my own money and with an intention of finding out if claimed read speeds were true, and what exactly was the write speeds.In the two pictures attached, one is 44MB/s using a USB 3.0 adapter, and the other 47MB/s is using the built in SD card reader on an HP desktop PC.As you can see, under 50MB is no where near the claimed 100MB/s read speed, I wasn't hopeful of the write speed considering it is not advertised anywhere, which is seriously unacceptable for any product not to have any indication, even through its is "slower".24MB is write is somewhat acceptable for the price of this card, but claiming to be 100MB read and actual read being less than half, not acceptable.Beware - false advertising - NOT 100MB/s - you have been warned.The product I purchased was the Kioxia 128GB Exceria U1 Class 10 microSDEdit - Warning these 128GB cards are NOT 128GB, they are 124,906,373,120 bytes - or 116GBThey also have less sectors than a "normal" 128GB card.Available Sectors = 244023296

I bought this for a Raspberry Pi project but as soon as it reached its REAL maximum the card just went nuts and failed. This now is TWICE that ive bought FAKE cards on AMAZON. Makes you wonder

When I came across these for £5.79 each, I suspected something was wrong. A bit like the 2TB usb drives you can find on amazon, all of which are fake, as a genuine 2TB usb drive will set you back over a £1000.00, and be 8 times the size of the ones Amazon sells, but I digress. I decided to take a chance based on the reviews, and I'm glad I did. I've just ran an extensive test on one of them with the fakeflashtest software, and to my surprise, it passed. There really is 64gb of memory on these micro sd drives, all accessible, writable and readable. Cheers Jon

These cards are getting mixed reviews so mileage varies. Here is my take based on 8 x 32GB cards purchased in June 2022. At the time of writing £3.78 gets you a 32GB card from a known manufacturer (Kioxia is the rebranded name of Toshiba Memory Europe GmbH) where the formatted capacity is average for a card of this size - you won't get the full quoted capacity of free space on any card because some is lost to formatting and a little variation between manufacturers is not unusual. The write speed is not the best at approx 23MB/s (to be fair, they are only rated at Class 10) but 96MB/s sequential read is respectable and for this price that seems to be a fair trade off. The cards that I purchased are working fine in Raspberry Pis (a mix of Zero W's, 3's and 4) without issue. A note to all those people crying "Fake !!". My cards were sold by and dispatched from Amazon. If you believe that you have received fake cards please make sure you haven't bought them from a third party seller and if you did, please mention this in your reviews. Similarly not all card reader/writers are the same, so if you are getting slow speeds it may not be the fault of the card. Including a previous order I now have 12 of these cards residing in Raspberry Pis which are hardly read / write powerhouses but they are on 24/7 and have all proven to be reliable and consistent so far performing network and environmental monitor and logging.

I bought a couple of these (32GB) TF cards as they are the maximum size I can use in my car DAB radio. I load them up with music and away we goThe cards are attractively priced and more than meet my requirements. That said, when tested with Crystalbenchmark, they are much slower than advertised. As such, beware if using them in an application that requires high speed transfers - eg. in a dashcam with continuous writes to the card.As I said, for my intended use, these cards are fine and are excellent value. For other uses, you may want to spend a little more.