Samsung 128GB 100MB/s (U3) MicroSD EVO Select Memory Card with Adapter (MB-ME128GA/AM)

Put the card in my phone and it worked straight away. I now have plenty of storage on my phone for music, video clips, and other stuff. Playback is great. Very pleased 😎.

excellent chip and holds virtually all am record and cd collection with still a few more gb left over

Working really well so far

Perfect

Best large, high speed micro SD cards I've used as sources of music files. Data transfer rates when loading up are best I've encountered. Price is excellent and I have bought 2 in preference to 200gb cards.

purchase this for my new S10...Should have waited for the S20!

Arrivd early and works great

Did what it was supposed to perfectly

Ótimo

Produto funcionou perfeitamente no Nintendo Switch

I've always been skeptical about buying a microSD card over the size of 64GB because most devices don't accept them. I just recently bought an mp3 player that utilizes the 128GB size and this card worked perfectly.I transferred 65GB worth of mp3's on to this card and it worked without a hassle. Just to be on the safe side I did these transfers in three separate batches so I wouldn't overload the card. The first batch was 30GB, then 20GB and finally 15GB, everything transferred without a hitch so keep this in mind when doing large transfers.I've heard horror stories of people trying to transfer large quantities of data over to these things only to have them die half way through the transferring process. As long as you're smart about how to handle this card, it'll do it's job and it'll last you.One thing to note about these specific cards though is that they're better for reading and not so much writing which is why they're much cheaper than most microSD cards. If you're planning to use this card to transfer movies or large files and constantly delete the old data and put new data on, it's not the most ideal thing to do as it will eventually die on you much quicker.This card is specifically meant to be written to only a few times and then utilized as a read only device. So it's perfect for mp3's or photos or even documents, basically very small files that don't require a lot of effort to read. If you're looking to transfer movies / data files like video games, you're better off buying an external hard drive or even 64GB USB sticks.Otherwise this is a great card for mp3's and smaller files!

Samsung is a reliable brand as i have used another 128GB EVO card for many years and it never failed.The price is also good so highly recommended.

EDIT: 12/06/2019I originally bought the 128GB version of these Samsung EVO Select MicroSDXC cards and I used it in both my Android tablet at first and eventually my Nintendo Switch. It performed applicably for years. Recently I wanted to upgrade to a larger card for a bit of future proofing. The 512GB version was on sale so taking advantage of the Cyber Monday sales 2019 I picked one up.Changing SD cards in a Nintendo Switch is as simple as transferring any screenshots to your system memory and opening the useless kickstand and swapping the cards out the system. With the new card in simply go to Settings > System > Formatting Options > Format microSD Card. It's all the way at the bottom of the menu. Formatting the new card and redownloading all your games is all you need to do since your game saves are already on your internal system memory so once you redownload the games basically you can continue where you left of on anything. No need to cloud save import or nothing like that nonsense. Just visit the Nintendo Switch eShop or click on the thumbnails and click download from the main menu.I gave my nephew my old card to put in his Switch and it just needed to be re-formatted and wiped clean because it was already used in another Switch. Which his Nintendo Switch did it and auto detected that. Easy easy easy.I got a bump in storage from a 119 GB to 476GB by switching from the 128GB to 512GB card. These Samsung EVO Selects are what you need and nothing more for the Nintendo Switch's vast digital library of games. Why buy and change out catridges if you don't resell your games? As long as you have a reliable internet connection and with decent speed to where you can just download your games. The games all load up almost instantly with no issues while playing of framerate or anything. No issue at all so far...Are there better cards than this? Sure.Are they better for the Nintendo Switch than this card? No.If your putting this in a Nintendo Switch and not something like a drone or a nice camera than your good. It all depends how you are planning on using it but if it's for the Nintendo Switch you don't need anything better than this.There is no discernible difference between a Evo Select and a Evo Plus for practical application with a Nintendo Switch.Since the Nintendo Switch only supports the UHS-I interface, there is no point getting a UHS-II or UHS-III card if you're only going to use it with the Switch. The benefits of a faster SD card sort of max out around 80-90 MB/s anyways but the Switch itself doesn't use above >100 MB/s SD cards anyways capping speeds so it isn't making the most of better cards. Also the game save files go to the internal memory not the SD card as I mentioned above so the only time you'll ever be writing to the card is when you download a new game or a new game patch.You should save on the expense and just get one of these or a similar cards. I suggest sticking to the memory card manufacturers that are known such as Sandisk, Samsung, PNY, etc. You don't want it to die on you so stay with the good brands, dont get an off brand.Just look for a MicroSDXC card (64 GB and above) with a minimum of UHS class grade and you’re in the clear.UHS (Ultra High Speed) Class is denoted by a U on the card with a number inside the U. As long as it's a minimum of UHS-1, you will get roughly the same loading times as a much faster rated cards for use in a Nintendo Switch. The grades range from UHS-1 to UHS-3 but since Nintendo caps their speeds they only recommend cards that are UHS-1 probably because that's all they take advantage of.Overall, right now, these are the best types of MicroSDXC cards to purchase as they have the best read speeds and size for the best price at this time.NOTE: SanDisk does make a 1TB Extreme MicroSDXC UHS-I Memory Card that you can get on Amazon. I seen them as low as like $219. Personally, at roughly 500GB or half of that space I am okay. I would never use another 512GB so it's just a waste of money for me. Just know there is that option if you need the extra space.