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The SanDisk Ultra 200GB Micro SDXC Memory Card delivers massive storage and ultra-fast 90MB/s transfer speeds, ideal for premium Android devices and MIL cameras. Engineered with Class 10 performance and 5-proof durability (water, shock, temperature, X-ray, magnet), it ensures your data stays safe in any environment. With a 10-year limited warranty and included SD adapter, it’s the ultimate storage upgrade for professionals who demand speed, capacity, and reliability.














| ASIN | B00V62XBQQ |
| Additional Features | Drop Proof, Magnetic Proof, Temperature Proof, Water Proof, X Ray Proof |
| Best Sellers Rank | #174 in Micro SD Memory Cards |
| Brand | Sandisk |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphone |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 105,031 Reviews |
| Flash Memory Type | Micro SDXC |
| Hardware Connectivity | microSDHC, microSDXC |
| Item Weight | 4.54 g |
| Manufacturer | Sandisk |
| Media Speed | 90 MB per second |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 200 GB |
| Mfr Part Number | SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A |
| Model Name | SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A |
| Model Number | SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Secure Digital Association Speed Class | Class 10 |
| UPC | 619659128944 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 10 Year Limited warranty |
| Warranty Type | Limited |
C**D
SanDisk Ultra 64GB Micro SDXC Class 10 Card with Adapter
I recently purchased this micro SD card for use in my Sony Xperia Z3v android smartphone. Since my ever-growing music and photo library is much larger than the 32GB of storage that my phone came with, I needed to purchase an SD card that suited my needs. Storage space, price, speed, and quality were important factors to me when looking for such a card. Storage Space: I have 30-40 GB of music that I would like to have on me at all times. Fortunately, this SD card offered more than enough storage space for my music and photo library as well as giving me the comfort of knowing I will not run out of space on my phone anytime soon. There is also a 128GB option of the same card for those those who need it. These cards are truly for people who have large libraries of files they’d like to carry in a convenient manner. Price: It is important for me to say that I bought this card while it was on sale for $19.99 instead of the market price of $59.99. At the time of me writing this review, the same card was on sale for $24.99. Price was very important to me and was one of the factors that made up my mind on this purchase. I had been keeping an eye on micro SD cards from Sony, Samsung, Kingston, and SanDisk. In the end, SanDisk offered the best deal for my money and I would recommend waiting for great deals and sales like I did. Speed: The speed of the data transfer rates is something that I am always looking at when purchasing memory. Luckily, this card performs quite well with up to 80mb/s transfer rates, meaning playback has excellent quality and doesn’t stutter Copying files to the card is also easy and doesn’t take as long as other similarly priced SD cards. Quality: Quality ties in with the speed of the card because a high quality card should be fast. Thankfully, this card has exceptionally good quality and performs very well for my needs. None of my files have gotten corrupted, either. As far as the physical quality goes, there’s not much you can do to screw up tiny small plastic rectangle, so physical quality will be very similar to all cards across the board. I am very pleased with the product and would recommend it to anyone looking for a high quality, inexpensive SD card.
C**.
I like that it came with the SD adapter
it works as it should. I like that it came with the SD adapter. I hope you found this review helpful, if so vote yes. My Star Ratings (with Amazon Ratings in parenthesis): 1 Star (I hate it!) : The lowest score possible. Definitely not worth the money and time and effort! should only use this when the product really does not reflect the product listing. If there are any positives at all to the product or its use, you should not give it 1 star. 2 Stars (I don't like it.): The product is not exactly as described, either appearance-wise or functionally. The product may still be usable but it’s very different to what was described. The product may have a few faults. I'm not a fan of this item as it is no where close to my expectations and I won't order it again, but I can imagine a few others might find it functional as it has at least one positive quality. 3 Stars (It's okay): This item has both positive and negative qualities. I can definitely see some people loving or liking it as it may work for them, but I would likely not purchase in future. While you might think a 3-star score equates to average, 3 stars counts against the product as a negative score. So if you’re not meaning to give it a negative score, rethink your 3-star rating! 4 Stars (I like it): The product is as described and functions well. There may be a few minor issues, but all in all, the product is solid. This item arrived and functions as advertised. I would change a few things about this, but is a good product overall. I would use this item. 5 Stars (I love it!): This item is AWESOME. I will use it and recommend it to others! I just LOVE it! It works as advertised and is an all-around great product. product is amazing! You love it! This is the highest of the highs. If you would recommend it to your friends, family — it’s definitely a 5-star score. Be unbiased here; if the product is exactly as described and meets expectations, but the product isn’t your personal favorite, it could still be 5 stars.
T**E
Reliable and Fast Storage for Everyday Use
I purchased the SanDisk Ultra 64GB microSDXC card to expand storage on my tablet and camera, and it has worked flawlessly. The card offers fast read speeds, making file transfers quick and hassle-free. It comes with a full-size adapter, which is convenient for using it in laptops or other devices. The grey/red design is sleek, and the card itself feels durable. I’ve used it for photos, videos, and app storage, and it performs consistently without errors or slowdowns. The standard packaging was simple but secure, ensuring the card arrived safely. Overall, this is a dependable, high-quality microSD card that offers excellent value for its size and speed. Perfect for anyone looking to expand device storage without worrying about performance. Highly recommend!
M**H
Yeah 4 Stars, buuuuuut there should be a financial penalty for only receiving 183gb of a 200 gb card. That is 17gb missing!!!!
Just received it today.... Copying files to my card as we speak... The card itself is fine with an exception, but I will get to that in a second.... I bought the card with the logic that I would transfer some apps to my card to free up some internal memory for all the gosh darn updates for my Samsung Galaxy S5. Things you should know.... For starters, it turns out that there are some, and for my cellphone, many apps that can not be moved to the SD card. Yep!!!! Kinda defeated the purpose in buying this darn card especially since I already had a 32gb in my phone. I am still okay that I bought the card as I was getting tired of listening to the same old songs and I wanted to copy as many songs as I could to my card and still have room for the app updates. That part is fine.... Ohhhhhhhhhhhh.... Here is the thing that I am extremely angry about and it is not 100% SanDisk's fault or any other seller's fault.... I paid for 200gb, but the card only has 183gb. That is a wopping 17gb!!!! That is not small potatoes folks!!! That is a significant amount of memory not present. In the past, I would give a company a pass under the logic of sometimes there is pre-installed software to get the memory card or hard drive to work with the computer and there is always a neat feature like password protection or automatic backup software. I can understand that if the card had pre-installed software, but what is the excuse for a memory card with 17gb missing!!!!! There should be some type of financial penalty for not receiving what I paid for!!!!! Because it appears to be the industry norm, if I received a card from another manufacturer or if SanDisk was to send me a new card, I suspect that it would still have memory missing. Buuuuuuutttt 17gb is unreasonable! I can understand 1 or 2 gb, but 17 gb!!!!! Last, but not least.... 1) The 4 stars is because the product performs as expected. 2) SanDisk is a big name so I expect the card to have long term reliability and durability. Sooooo... If you are in the market for a new card, then get this one as I am very happy that I can transfer more music to my cellphone and it is one of the largest capacities out there. The next step is to get a Sonos system for my home and then I will be able to play most of my music through my phone. Anywayz... good luck....
D**H
Perfect!
Worked great! Will buy again!
A**S
200 GB card runs like a champ in S7 Edge!
I bought this memory card in May 2016 to add to my Samsung S7 Edge flagship android phone ahead of my three week trip to India and Dubai. After logging several months and 1,000 photos on the card, plus well over 20 airport and metro x-ray scans since May, I have no loss of data or corruption. These protections in addition to the San Disk warranty (for mobile phone use) is why I chose this card over the Lexar. After reading some of the other reviews however, I have these thoughts: - Verify the package and serial number and use software to test the card to make sure it is the real deal. Lots on counterfeit sales, only buy from Amazon warehouses. If the price is "too good to be true," it's because it it's fraud! - 200 GB = 183 GB usable. Stated capacity and actual capacity are offset because of the math. This is true of all data size ratings across all companies. - Write speed is MUCH slower than read speed: numbers are subjective in this business so move past that. What I can tell you is that it will be faster to load up this card using a direct micro SD drive connect to a USB 3.0 header than putting the card in its included adapter and using the SD card slot on your laptop; or installing this card into your cell phone and then trying to load 100 GB of data via the cable. These cards are me and to STORE large amounts of data reliably for the long haul, but there are trade off for read and write speeds and price. Your milage may vary. - No memory card is a fast as the internal memory in your phone: It is this reason why phone manufacturers tried to eliminate memory card use years ago. Folks go out, buy a nice phone and then put a cheap/counterfeit SD card in it, and then put bad reviews and warranty claims when it all goes bad. If you are planning to shooting Burst shots, HD/4K video, it is best to use the internal memory in the phone and move the completed video to the memory card after recording. If you keep the above in mind, the 200 GB sdxc card from San Disk is the best overall memory card for flagship smartphones and tablets and the best value dollar per GB. Another underappreciated use for micro cards is as expandable storage for Microsoft Surface laptops and other really expensive mobile computers with really small internal memory. If you take the time and care in loading up the sdcx card before putting it into your device, you will be happy with the 200 GB card.
P**E
Best 32GB SD Card
When it comes to SD cards I tend to be brand loyal as I've yet to have a total data loss or failure while using a SanDisk SD Card. When it comes to SD cards 32GB or smaller I'm not looking for ultra fast write speeds. I'm looking for reliability and safety. And that's what SanDisk SD cards provide. PROS - Can be reformatted multiple times without worry and can be used in numerous devices (Android phones, Amazon tablets, Raspberry Pi to a action cam and even Windows computers. Most times the card works right out of the box but some devices may require reformatting. Usually this is down by following the onscreen prompts of whatever device you are you using. Tons of online documentation and support if you should run into issues. While not the easiest or quickist of process you can send in a faulty card for replacement as long as you have purchase documentation they are will work with you. CONS - 32GB is starting to become the 8GB choice of the SD line. With high capacity cards at cheaper prices arriving every quarter the 64GB card is becoming the low end choice. Back when the price of doubling up your memory ment doubling up the cash you went with the low choice. Now doubling up your memory can the difference of $12.00. While there is still a market for 32GB cards if you can afford to spend a little more for the 64 GB choice. If you found this helpful please click the link below. Thank you.
T**B
Another good SanDisk product
In service now for over 2 months. Works great in my wife's Moto E (second gen) phone. Max memory for this phone is 32 GB on an SDHC card. I cannot use a SDXC (64 GB or greater) micro-SD card. Formatted the SD card upon insertion and everything just worked after that. Pic's videos and apps all work as they should. Always had real good luck with SanDisk flash memory cards. The price was right. Time to upgrade, you will not be disappointed. ******* 01/14/2017 - Update One year has passed since I put this card into service in my wife's cell phone. She takes pictures and installs apps onto this card on a regular basis. NO error messages, corrupt data or corrupt pictures. Like prior SanDisk products, they just work. ******* 05/29/2017 - Update Upgraded my wife's cell phone, so I refarmed this micro-SDHC card. I'm using it now in my Garmin Nuvi 2699LMTHD GPS unit. This card has so much capacity, I can put on almost anything, like personal POI's and extra large Junction View files. There is NO lag or shutter using the SD card based Junction View on my Nuvi. More than enough speed to satisfy my Nuvi's requirements. One thing I did that will save some grief -- reformat this card (FAT 32 format) prior to installing it in my Nuvi. This cleared any possible incompatibilities relating to file structure. It was the same as putting in a brand new card with nothing on it. I fully anticipate years of trouble free service from this card, since it is mostly Reads (not Writes, which wear cards out) on the Garmin unit.
ユ**ー
信用性と価格で決めました。
スマホのデータを保存するために、対応しているもので最大の容量である本品を購入しました。 知識がないので購入前にレビューを沢山見て決めました。 信用できるメーカーであり、価格も妥当だと思いました。 自動バックアップも不安がなくなり、写真も動画も容量を気にせず撮ることができて、満足しています。
G**.
Credo la scelta migliore tra le microSD della sua categoria
Ho acquistato questa microSD poiché, avendo cambiato telefono ed essendo passato da un Samsung GALAXY S III ad un Huawei P8 (un po’ come passare da una Punto vecchio modello con un motore che arranca ad un’Audi con un motore che ha potenza da vendere) volevo una scheda di memoria che fosse non solo più capiente di quella che avevo, che era da 32GB, ma anche più veloce. Questa SanDisk Ultra ultima versione che arriva ad 80MB/s in lettura da 64GB mi è sembrata, insieme alla Samsung EVO+ (ma, come vedremo, si è rivelata migliore di quest’ultima), la scheda più adatta al P8, considerando il fatto che con tale telefono si possono riprendere video “solo” in Full HD e non in 4K, altrimenti mi sarebbe servita una scheda ancora più veloce come, ad esempio, la SanDisk Extreme. Non appena arrivata ho eseguito una serie di test per verificare le prestazioni della scheda e per metterla a confronto con la Samsung EVO+, e tali test sono stati eseguiti sia sul PC che sullo smartphone. Premetto subito che il mio PC è un portatile con 8 anni di vita, quindi i benchmark come il CrystalDiskMark o come l’H2testw non hanno potuto restituire i valori massimi effettivi di cui sono capaci le schede ma, comunque, hanno restituito dei valori di cui tenere conto. Altro discorso riguarda il benchmark eseguito sullo smartphone, e cioè l’A1 SD Bench, il quale ha restituito le velocità massime che tali schede possono realmente raggiungere su uno smartphone di ultima (ma non ultimissima) generazione come il P8. Ho, quindi, messo a confronto 2 schede, questa e la Samsung EVO+, per vedere quale delle due fosse la più veloce. Il test CrystalDiskMark 5.2.0 x64 ha dato questi risultati: All Read [MB/s] Write [MB/s] Seq Q32T1→ 19.92 - 17.83 4K Q32T1→ 3.944 - 2.143 Seq→→ 19.92 - 18.66 4K→→→3.787 - 2.028 Mentre, relativamente alla Samsung, i risultati sono stati questi: All Read [MB/s] Write [MB/s] Seq Q32T1→ 19.77 - 16.70 4K Q32T1→ 2.840 - 0.909 Seq→→ 19.71 - 9.646 4K→→→2.787 - 0.407 Sono rimasto positivamente sorpreso nel constatare come tutte le velocità (lettura e scrittura, sequenziali e casuali) siano state di ottimo livello, quasi tutte superiori a quelle della Samsung, soprattutto riguardo i piccoli blocchi di dati di 4KB, in lettura e, soprattutto, in scrittura, le quali arrivano rispettivamente a quasi 4MB/s ed a 2MB/s. Per curiosità ho voluto eseguire questo test anche su una scheda microSD Toshiba da 32GB Classe 10 comprata qualche anno fa ed i valori di lettura e scrittura di blocchi 4K sono stati rispettivamente di 3.5MB/s ed 1MB/s di velocità, quindi non male considerando che la Toshiba è una scheda non più recentissima. La Samsung, invece, in questo frangente ha un decisamente deluso, anche rispetto alla “vecchia” Toshiba, una scheda non più recentissima, e ciò mi ha stupito non poco considerando quanto bene si parli di questa scheda in varie recensioni sul web. Preciso che, riguardo all’utilizzo su uno smartphone o un tablet, i valori di lettura e scrittura di piccoli blocchi di dati sono particolarmente importanti, come spiegato in diverse recensioni di alcuni siti web, poiché in un telefono od in un tablet le applicazioni spesso salvano i dati in piccoli frammenti sparsi per la scheda, quindi una microSD deve essere veloce a leggere e scrivere piccoli bit di dati (spesso di circa 4 KB) in posizioni casuali. Le velocità sequenziali sono, invece, meno importanti delle velocità casuali 4KB su telefoni e tablet mentre lo sono di più se la scheda viene utilizzata, ad esempio, in una fotocamera o quando si tratta di trasferire dati dalla scheda al PC (lettura sequenziale) e quando si scattano foto o si girano video (scrittura sequenziale). In ogni caso, anche in lettura e scrittura sequenziali questa SanDisk Ultra fa meglio della Samsung EVO+. Il benchmark H2testw v 1.4 è un test che è consigliabile eseguire ogni volta che si acquista una nuova scheda poiché, durante la sua esecuzione, legge e scrive TUTTA LA SCHEDA (per questo motivo occorrono almeno un paio d’ore per completarne l’esecuzione su una microSD da 64GB) e si rivela, quindi, particolarmente utile per sapere se la scheda appena acquistata è integra o presenta dei settori danneggiati, od ancora se è autentica o falsa; questo test ha restituito un valore in scrittura di 16.1 MByte/s ed un valore in lettura di 18.4 MByte/s, mentre sulla Samsung la velocità in lettura è stata identica ma quella in scrittura ha raggiunto il valore di 13.2 MByte/s, quindi ancora una volta la SanDisk si rivela superiore alla Samsung: il test è stato eseguito su un computer non recentissimo però è stato utile per verificare l’integrità delle due schede e le differenze prestazionali. Adesso veniamo ai test sul Huawei P8, e cioè il test A1 SD Bench ed il test SD Insight. Per avere valori quanto più possibile precisi ho svolto gli stessi test diverse volte e poi ho calcolato una media dei valori ottenuti. Per quanto riguarda il benchmark A1 SD Bench relativo alla SanDisk Ultra ho registrato una velocità di Lettura Sequenziale media di 66.28MB/s, una velocità di Scrittura Sequenziale media di 33.62MB/s, una velocità di Lettura Casuale media di 11.41MB/s ed una velocità di Scrittura Casuale media di 3.26MB/s. Sempre facendo un confronto con la concorrente Samsung tali valori sono stati, rispettivamente, di 62.34MB/s, 27.29MB/s, 16.57MB/s e 1.57MB/s, quindi, tranne nella Lettura Casuale, dove prevale la Samsung, negli altri tre valori è risultata nettamente superiore la SanDisk. Per quanto riguarda, infine, il benchmark SD Insight, occorre precisare che questo test serve solamente per avere una conferma riguardo l’autenticità della scheda, anche se non si tratta di un test infallibile: comunque, quando l’ho eseguito sulla SanDisk Ultra l’app ha confermato che il produttore è SanDisk, che la capacità è 64 GB e che la data di produzione risale ad AGOSTO 2016, mentre sulla Samsung tale app ha confermato che il produttore è SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS, che la capacità è 64 GB e che la data di produzione è OTTOBRE 2016. L'ultimo test che ho svolto è stato un copia-incolla da PC a microSD e viceversa, per verificare rispettivamente le velocità di Scrittura e Lettura sequenziali: ho, quindi, copiato una cartella contenente diversi video dalle dimensioni di 1,66GB ed una cartella contenente oltre 250 brani musicali dalle dimensioni di 1,45GB dal PC alla microSD tramite l'adattatore SD per verificare la velocità di scrittura sequenziale della scheda ed ho ottenuto dei valori oscillanti tra 11MB/s e 16MB/s, con una velocità media, quindi, di 13.50MB/s ed un tempo medio di 1 minuto e 50 secondi. Facendo la stessa operazione con la EVO+ ho ottenuto dei valori compresi tra 6MB/s e 15MB/s, con una velocità media, di conseguenza, di 10.50MB/s ed un tempo medio di 2 minuti e 30 secondi: ancora una volta la SanDisk è stata più veloce della Samsung. Se avessi effettuato il trasferimento di una quantità molto superiore di dati avrei, quindi, risparmiato un bel po’ di tempo utilizzando la SanDisk Ultra invece della Samsung EVO+, questo è indubbio. Ho effettuato, subito dopo, l'operazione inversa, e cioè la copia delle medesime cartelle da entrambe le microSD al PC per verificare la velocità di lettura sequenziale delle due schede e, in questo caso, i valori ottenuti sono stati esattamente identici: la velocità minima è stata di 14MB/s, quella massima è stata di 18.70MB/s, con un valore medio di 16.35MB/s. Per concludere, questa microSD si è rivelata soddisfacente riguardo tutti i valori fatti registrare nei vari benchmark cui è stata sottoposta e si tratta, quindi, di una scheda veramente più che ottima, assolutamente adatta a chi fa foto o gira video in Full HD; vista la velocità media di scrittura sequenziale fatta registrare nel benchmark sul telefono, superiore a 30MB/s (come se fosse una scheda U3, pur non essendolo), potrebbe essere adatta anche a chi gira video in 4K, come si può fare con un telefono come il Samsung GALAXY S7, oppure si potrebbe optare, per una maggior sicurezza, per una scheda classificata effettivamente U3, ovvero che scrive ad un MINIMO di 30MB/s, come la SanDisk Extreme. Questa SanDisk Ultra ha ricevuto dagli acquirenti un punteggio di 4.6 stelle su 5, quindi si tratta di una scheda certamente affidabile: detto questo, però, è bene precisare che con le schede di memoria, ed ancor più con le microSD non si può essere sicuri al 100% di non avere mai problemi, ed il fatto di acquistare una scheda di una marca affidabile non è una garanzia assoluta, semmai può essere una garanzia che si avranno meno probabilità di incorrere in malfunzionamenti o che la scheda si degradi progressivamente o smetta di funzionare da un giorno all’altro, ma tutto ciò è comunque sempre possibile: è, quindi, sempre una buona cosa fare periodicamente dei backup di tutto ciò che è memorizzato sulla scheda onde evitare spiacevoli perdite di dati importanti. In conclusione: una scheda più che ottima, contraddistinta da prestazioni più che ottime e da un’ottima affidabilità proposta ad un prezzo abbastanza concorrenziale (ma non super conveniente) rispetto ad un negozio fisico (su Amazon, però, i prezzi sono soggetti a variazioni, infatti io l'ho acquistata a poco più di 23 €, ottimo prezzo quindi, mentre adesso costa intorno ai 28-29 €, quindi è meglio tenere sotto controllo il prezzo di un prodotto che interessa, magari installando nel browser qualche estensione che svolga proprio questo compito come “Keepa – Amazon Price Tracker” disponibile per Firefox e Chrome): un acquisto certamente azzeccato.
C**K
Extremely Fast For The Card - 200 GB Micro SD - ( WITH BENCHMARKS )
This is a long term review as this was bought January 2017 and used nearly daily in an ASUS tablet. My demands were low cost, reliability, stability and finally a card from an industry leader. I've bought numerous Micro SD cards from SanDisk and I will continue to do so as in short all my demands were met with every single card purchase I've made. The card was priced on par with other manufacturers in terms of speed and capacity, in over 3 years I've had zero issues of any regard with this card. I use this as my main data card for an ASUS tablet and in this regard the card is not just used for basic storage but for data which is read and rewritten each time I use this tablet. I'm saying this specifically because the read/write/rewrite process is more intensive on any media than just having a file that just sits there being read. I feel this is true of any type of card just as with HDD and with SSD. I benchmarked this card on CrystalDiskMark and got a fast and expected reading. I also benchmarked using ATTO and got that same expected result. Finally I gave USB Flash Benchmark a go and again I hit that same 88 - 89 MB/s speed level. It might not be that original 90 MB/s I benchmarked years ago however again the card is 3 YEARS OLD !! I'm extremely impressed with this as it's been stable as a rock for all my needs. I will wholeheartedly suggest SanDisk to absolutely anybody who wants a card for a good price from a reliable industry leader. ===================== Overall: 5/5 Storage Capacity: 5/5 Value for money: 5/5 Easy to use: 5/5 Presentation: 5/5 ===================== Helpful, is how I hope you find my review
D**E
Excelente
Está funcionando perfeitamente
A**ー
安い
高性能で低価格です
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