Question 1

does this work with galaxy s2?

Accepted Answer

I have no idea about the S 2. I installed it on a tablet and it seems to be working fine.

Question 2

what is good to use this product? Can I use in the digital camera?

Accepted Answer

I bought this for a tablet and had to replace it.  The tablet kept unmounting it, and I thought the tablet was defective, but a name-brand memory card had no problems.  Based on that one experience, I would not use it except for the most basic slow storage tasks, and certainly not critical on-the-fly writing like photography.

Question 3

I'm buying a trail camera that uses SD flash card.  Will this work? what is the adapter and why is it needed?

Accepted Answer

The small piece is called "micro SD".  It came after the "SD" standard.  The larger piece is the adapter to fit into a "SD" slot.  The "micro SD'" can fit in a "micro SD" slot (without the adapter), or in a "SD" slot with the use of the adapter.  Data is stored on the "micro SD" card.  The "SD" adapter is just an adapter to fit a "SD" slot.  It does not store data.  If you use the "SD" adapter, you have to place the "micro SD" card into the adapter.

Question 4

Will this card work with a Motorla Druid Razor?
Will this card work with Samsung 10. tablet?

Accepted Answer

Yes this should work for both, The Druid Wiki indicates the device supports up to 64GB SDXC cards, and will support older microSDHC such as this one.

I use the card in my Samsung Galaxy S3, Galaxy Tab 2 7", MUVI video recorder devices without problems. works great.

Question 5

I have a tablet and don't know how to buy the extra GB but it says I can add 32GB to the memory.  Can you tell me if this is what I need.  I have a Android 4.1 and it says a TF card of 32GB storage card?

Accepted Answer

Correct.  I bought this for use in my tablet as well.  Works great!

Question 6

Is work for the cell phone samsung galaxy mega 6.3??

Accepted Answer

yes the micro card will in all those phones,make sure to check the side setting  on the big card that the little card slide in to.Hope this helps you.

Question 7

How does this rate for speed?

Accepted Answer

The class 10 is one of the fastest ones out there for normal use & is usually only a little more expensive than lower speed ones, sometimes less expensive on sale. Capacity is mainly what you have to look out for, some devices will only work ones half the capacity or less. For my digital camera, it is faster than the minimum suggested. I've been buying all of mine in this class that way it works in everything I have. If I use it with a USB adapter I know the USB 2.0 cannot make full use of it's speed, but I only use it with the computer for transferring photos & video. This one is in my cell phone.

Question 8

What is the type of memory, tlc or mlc? I cannot find the data.

Accepted Answer

I know the differences between SLC, MLC and TLC. SLC has the highest life expectancy but is not affordable on a consumer base level.

MLC- Multi Layer Cell
Lower endurance limit than SLC
10,000 program/erase cycles per cell
Lower cost
A good fit for consumer products. Not suggested for applications which require frequent update of data.
TLC- Three Layer Cell
Higher density
Lower endurance limit than MLC and SLC
TLC has slower read and write speeds than conventional MLC
5,000 program/erase cycles per cell
Best price point
A good fit for low-end basic products. Not suggested for critical or important applications at this time which require frequent updating of data.

Therefore you are left with MLC and TLC. As I mentioned before I want reliability and speed so I am leaning towards MLC drives rather than a TLC drive. But with the onset of the new TLC drives that have been said to last 11 years or how much longer does an MLC drive last in comparison. And with the newer technologies built into these NAND's I can not only see lower latency but better life expectancy. So I want some opinions on the life expectancy of newer drives like the 840 EVO and the Pro vs and MLC drive. I also want some recommendations for MLC drives that provide low latency read and writes.

I'm looking for either a 250 or 500 GB drive with company that has a great track record such as Intel or Samsung in the SSD world for both MLC and TLC drives. And if anyone has an opinion as to why I should choose one over another.

Question 9

is this compatible with Nokia 520 ceel phone?

Accepted Answer

Yes.

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