“What's the difference between "SDHC red" and "SDHC orange"? There are different prices for red cards and orange cards, talking about Samsung cards.”

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• the reds are EVO Plus and the Orange are EVO. The Plus(Red) cards have a max read speed of 80 MB/s and the EVO(Orange) have a max read speed of 48 MB/s

  Answered by kamamoto 10 years ago

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• Read/Write speeds for the red version are faster than the orange version. And Red supports UHS-1 interface technology. Per Samsung: Red - Read : up to 80MB/s with UHS-1 interface Write : up to 20MB/s with UHS-1 interface Orange - Up to 48MB/s

  Answered by TheSailor 10 years ago

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• This is for speed. Honestly watching a movie or reading a book you will not notice.

  Answered by zak01 10 years ago

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• The red one is the newest one and the orange is the old one , still just as good but the red is alot faster

  Answered by Mandamanda 10 years ago

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• Red is faster than orange. Read speeds up to 80MB/s versus 48MB/s. You can usually find red cards on sale somewhere for a price comparable to the orange cards. Since Best Buy price matches, it pays to shop around even you go to the Best Buy store. BTW, don't expect to get the maximum speeds on any of these cards.

  Answered by iamwhoiam 10 years ago

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• I guess by "red" you mean the Evo+, and by "orange" you mean the Evo. The Evo+ (red) cards are newer and faster - in my opinion, absolutely worth the price difference.

  Answered by mitchm 10 years ago

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• The differences have to do with the speed of the card (i.e. how quickly it can access the contents). For most purposes, the red is fine. If you are using it to take photographs in very rapid succession, or are using it for recording 4K video, then the red might not be able to keep up, in which case the orange would be more suitable.

  Answered by Jeremy 10 years ago

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• Evo has a performance of 48 MB/s while the Evo + has a performance of 80 MB/s...

  Answered by Jhunsky 10 years ago

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• The Samsung Evo Red/White memory card has a transfer speed of up to 80MB/s, while the Samsung Evo orange has a trasnfer speed of up to 48MB/s.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 10 years ago

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• you can google this question and find multiple answers, or just go to Samsung.com and read the descriptions.

  Answered by okie 10 years ago

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