I was looking for a 32GB class 10 micro SD card at first. I was unsure if a 64GB would work. I decided to look anyways since I really wanted a larger storage capacity for my Samsung Galaxy S3. I found a couple that interested me. One was a class 6 and this one which is a class 10. I then thought that A class 6 would work fine for me and it was about $40 less than this class 10. As I read reviews from both, they seemed to be equally good, but then I figured that I might as well go for this one which would help me transfer files, photos and music a little quicker. Also, the camera in the Galaxy S3 is great and it just made more sense to me to get the class 10 over the 6 which helps the camera in HD video and photos.When I got the card I right away put it in the phone. I wanted to see if the phone recognized it right away or if I was going to first have to format it. The phone recognized the card immediately. It shows 59.8GB available. I then took out the card and inserted it in my laptop so I can transfer everything that I originally had on my older card. I was afraid after doing that the phone would have difficulty reading the card. Well, the card worked great. All my information was in there and now have a total of 73GB available including my phones memory.
If you have a Galaxy S3 and have been wondering if this will work well with the phone, it does. I would recommend this for anyone who really wants to add a good amount of memory with good speed as well.
What is absolutely great is that the card works in some older android phones, even though the manufacturers have not promised it will. I am using it in my Samsung Galaxy S, which is supposedly limited to handling only a 32gb card, but it works great. When you pop it in, you have to format it, and after that it's treated exactly like any other card, but with more space. I've read elsewhere that the card will work with a number of other older android phones, but I recommend you look into it before buying one.
This is way better than having to buy a $900 phone because I needed more space.
A word about speed: I'm only using this card for music. I believe it is fast, but I haven't tried any situation that demands the speed, so I really don't know.
Overall, if you need the space, I highly recommend this card.I received the item and it works flawlessly in my Galaxy S2. It did however take quite a while to transfer 52gb of music.listing as class 10.
part number not for the class 10 model!
I returned it after I was sent a class 6!
I had to pay return postage
they seem to mismanage their inventory and mix up their listings.
don't trust a company that labels their product "NEW MODEL" for months and has mixed part numbers
you can find the genuine product elsewhere on Amazon for cheaper often sold by and fulfilled by Amazon itself
opinion
I wouldn't be surprised to learn they were shipping counterfeits or factory rejectsThe card is working perfectly in my Galaxy S2. Just format it in the phone and it will show up as 59.46GB total space. Be aware that having a huge SD card with thousands of MP3s will make your phone boot up more slowly, due to the time taken by the media scan.
The included card reader is compact, has caps on both ends, and accepts the micro-SD card directly (no need to use the included adapter).
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