I was looking to purchased this 1TB card for my steam deck but was very concerned about receiving a fake knockoff card, especially since these were selling for 3x the price on Sandisk’s own website. I knew the advertised speeds of these cards was only achievable with the special UHS Sandisk card reader and ordered,one so I could confirm that the card I received was legit or fake. There are a lot of “how to spot a fake microSDXC cars” videos on Youtube but I didn’t find them particularly helpful since the features those videos pointed were so glaringly obvious that I didn’t find those videos very helpful. I purchased my card from Marketplace seller “Sales For You” and cannot vouch for the legitimacy of the cards sold by other sellers here.When I received the card and card reader, I first looked at the printing of the cardboard packaging to look for telltale knockoff signs on the printing but it all looked legit. The fake cards were also packaged with a simple clamshell clear housing, but mine was in the heat seal film packaging, which also pointed a legit card. The screen parenting on the card itself was very fine and included a serial number in a very small font that the fake cards usually don’t include or at least print it in a larger font. I also ran an internet search for the serial number, and nothing turned up. I read that many fake cards that do have a printed serial number all have the same number, and it you search for it, it will pop up on websites discussing the fake cards.The real kicker that my card was real was that the front cover of the printed cardboard also mentions free card recovery software download. When I pried open the cardboard packaging, between the two pieces of card stock that formed the packaging was a small paper printed in high resolution color with the software code for the software. There was no way a fake card was going to go through the trouble to include that code, which isn’t even visible until you open the glued packaging.Finally, I checked the read/write speeds on 5he card with the specific card reader that is required to achieved the advertised speeds, and the speeds were multiples higher (though not quite achieving the advertised speeds) than what a fake card would do. So glad the card I bought was proven legit, after all of the horror stories I have read about.

I recently purchased the SanDisk 512GB 512G microSDXC for use with my GoPro and I am extremely satisfied with my purchase. The high speed of this microSD card was exactly what I needed to shoot high resolution videos without any lag or delays.One of the things I appreciate most about this brand is its guarantee of quality. I have used SanDisk products in the past and have always been impressed with their durability and performance. The 512GB 512G microSDXC is no exception. It has exceeded my expectations and has proven to be a reliable and trustworthy storage solution for my GoPro videos.I highly recommend the SanDisk 512GB 512G microSDXC to anyone in need of a high-speed, high-capacity microSD card. It is a top-notch product that offers excellent performance and unbeatable value for the price.

I put a lot of family pictures that was sent to me in emails from relatives of family members that have passed away, and wanted to give it to my mother to put on her computer. She doesn’t have internet, and just basically just plays games on hers. So I thought this would be nice to take over to her place and put it on her computer. Pictures with her parents and their relatives, her sister and her family. It gives her something sentimental to look at other than just playing games. Memories. So this was perfect for what I needed it for. Pictures don’t take up a lot of space, and this size was perfect for me. You can’t go wrong with this product.

In my GoPro Hero 12. I can record long form high res videos with no problem

It’s becoming harder to find small capacity drives from reputable brands for specific jobs. Some computer motherboards won’t let you flash the bios with higher capacity drives. They also are great for making bootable recovery tools and installation media.