“Product Irregularities The official Sandisk website states that the current Sandisk Ultra Plus model has: Model: SDSDQUIP-128G-A46 Maximum Read Speed: 48 MB/s Maximum Write Speed: Not stated Memory Card Format: microSDXC Speed Class Rating: 10 / U1 Storage Capacity: 128 GB Adapter Included: Yes The irregularities on your listed product are the model#, the max read speed, and the included adapter. Even if this is just an older model, why are the Read/Write speeds speeds so different?”

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• Yeah, I actually tweeted SanDisk about that earlier and they stated on their twitter: "Good eye. That page has been on our to-update list." Since i can't post a link, view their tweets & replies for March 16, 2016 at 7:43PM.

  Answered by ellectriknight 9 years ago

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• Read write speeds vary by device and file type being read/write. Also the program or application being used. An example would be a video file is larger and more complex than an Audio file.

  Answered by cybdiver 9 years ago

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