Transcend128GB microSDXC 300S Memory Card with adapter, Class 10, U3, V30, A1, 95MB/s Eco packaging, TS128GUSD300S-AE

Bought for someone nintendo switch. They are super pleased with it. Writes fast, from 44-65mb/s. Really recommanded for any switch users. Just note, this comes in a frustration free package unlike sandisk SDD.

Packaging was indeed incredibly frustration free!I bought this for my Nintendo Switch as I saw it's one of the cheapest U3 (min 30Mbps write) 128GB MicroSD cards available.I have installed all of my games on there and they work without problems. I have already recommended it to two family members with switches and they use it so I have no problems recommending it here! Perfect little thing for those running out of Switch storage :)

This SDcard is not new. No seal on the inner packaging. Outer packaging clearly been opened - picture shows how it arrived. On close inspection it's easy to see fine scratches on the metal contacts which are never there on a new memory card, they only happen on insertion.

After formatting with SD formatter there’s no room to put a 128gb image. Most other 128S SD cards will fit the image. Thought I’d try this but as they say you get what you pay for. Probably ok for other things but not for Raspberry Pi’s.

Not much to say about a memory card, but works as expected and seems all good.Came in a fuss free cardboard packaging, which was simple and easy to open unlike the usual ott plastic packaging that memory cards come in. A refreshing change and much better for the environment.

Great purchase, good micro card does exactly what it says on the package.No complaints space wise, definitely value for money. The cards works way better than the branded cards.

This card works ok in a trail camera, but it feels slower than the sandisk card I have which is the same size.No problems reading in the Ad slot of an iMac

Bought this for a Raspberry Pi Zero-W six months ago, and it's worked flawlessly ever since. Crazy cheap (at the time) and lots of storage.