Integral 128GB Micro SD Card 4K Video Premium High Speed Memory Card SDXC Up to 100MB s Read Speed and 50MB s Write speed V30 C10 U3 UHS-I A1
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Integral 128GB Micro SD Card 4K Video Premium High Speed Memory Card SDXC Up to 100MB s Read Speed and 50MB s Write speed V30 C10 U3 UHS-I A1
Original price was: £34.98.£8.92Current price is: £8.92.
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- Premium high-speed performance: up to 100MB/s read speed and up to 50MB/s write speed
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Specification: Integral 128GB Micro SD Card 4K Video Premium High Speed Memory Card SDXC Up to 100MB s Read Speed and 50MB s Write speed V30 C10 U3 UHS-I A1
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8 reviews for Integral 128GB Micro SD Card 4K Video Premium High Speed Memory Card SDXC Up to 100MB s Read Speed and 50MB s Write speed V30 C10 U3 UHS-I A1
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Rick J –
I have used Integral cards for decades. Bought maybe as many as 60 (of various capacities) and very few of them did performed below their specified parameters. In general, I rate Integral cards, just below Lexar and better than Sandisk. Yet they are generally cheaper than Sandisk and much cheaper than Lexar.
The two 128 GB cards, that I bought few days ago, were tested inside the Asus i7 SD card slot, with the help of “H2testw” utility application … and the read / write speeds were generally above 72 MByte / second. No doubt, if the cards were tested in dedicated USB 3.0 reader, the speeds would come closer to specified 90 MB/sec write and 100MB/sec read speeds. Both cards were supplied in Integral proprietary cartons, with 5 year warranty spelled out on packaging.
Andy J –
As shown in the image, it is to the capacity stated however a huge over rating on read speed, the write speed was 10mbps under and the read speed was 80mb ps under, a read speed of 9mbps is pretty slow especially when they advertise it for gaming and Nintendo switch very disappointed.
Slimby –
256GB Comes Formatted storage available = 232GB
Copied 126GB data to the card. Should leave me with roughly 106GB. Left me with 20GB. (see screenshot. replicated F drive onto the card. F drive has 22GB free of 149GB partition so has used approx 126GB storage)
Contacted Integral support who suggested that the card may be faulty so I initiated a replacement via Amazon and ended up with the same result. The only conclusion one can draw it that these cards are well below the stated capacity
ยฃ28 for 256GB is great value at this point in time but beware it will leave you with 86GB short of the stated capacity.
Update:
Applied for return on both Integral cards and instead purchased a 256GB USB stick from another manufacturer and repeated the procedure which has left me 80GB free on the storage which is what I would expect.
S. K. Foster –
I wish manufacturers would point out that once formatted, these cards will be less in size than is what is stated on the packaging. i.e. this 128GB SDXC card, once formatted came out to 116gb – 12GB less than what is stated on the packaging.
Craig B –
Initially very pleased but then failed after less than 3 weeks. Was telling me to enter password when none set. Device was McAfee protected. Lost 5 gb of my data. Replacement requested, will see how long it lasts??? Maybe stick to better known cards?
Update. Second card lasted less than 24 hours. Returned for refund. I have used a well known branded card instead to no ill effects to date.
Mr Edwards –
I took a punt and ordered the 512GB ultimaPRO model on the 27th Dec19 at a price of ยฃ57.99. I say punt as a lot of the reviews for the 128GB and 256GB variants were negative, so I was somewhat sceptical as similar other branded products were marked up at ยฃ80+. I can only presume these reviewers fall into one of the following situations:
โข Did not purchased directly from Amazon and ended up with a random unscrupulous 3rd party seller, which supplied a counterfeit item.
โข The product was a bad apple of the batch that should of been returned within the returns time window. Alternatively the manufacturer contacted since my item states it has a 5 YEAR warranty, meaning it would of been replaced free of charge.
โข Misuse/understanding of the product and its limitations (more on this below).
Amazon delivered the item on time with my Prime subscription, so no issues there. The MicroSD card arrived in simple packaging, plastic casing held together by cardboard with the items specs accompanied…
ricardo –
Integral 128 GB Premium High Speed Micro SD (microSDXC) V30 UHS-I U3 Memory Card
Sequential read speeds are showing at ~97MB/s and write speeds are 91MB/s
I bought this microSD card and the Kingston MobileLite Duo 3C to make a fast USB 3.1 type A and type C versatile USB stick that has turned out faster than anything Sandisk were able to offer at the same price.
Write speeds are as important to me as read speeds and this is much faster than anything else I could find in USB or microSD.
JustPoo –
I have two Integral micro SD cards now; 128gb and 256gb sized ones. I bought the 128gb for my last phone and was so impressed that the lowest priced “branded” card performed so closely to my SanDisk cards that when it came to get a larger size I didn’t look anywhere else. A 256gb SD card for under ยฃ28 is priced so far below the competition it’s almost no choice at all. These cards are fast enough for 4k and have read and write speeds perfect for my phone. I transferred just over a 100gb of music to the new card at speeds around 60-70mbps.
Hopefully the 512gb cards will drop in price soon enough (ยฃ100 at time of review). I guess until then I’ll just have to make do with mere ยฃ28 256gb cards. Does it blow anyone else’s mind that something the size of a fingernail can hold that much info?! No? Liars!
Edit – I’ve kept my eye on them and a few months later the 512GB cards are now ยฃ58!. Yoink, I can’t help myself!