Customer Ratings & Reviews

I loved the inside color and size of this microwave. My only problems are that the turntable sometimes is hard to get the glass back on after cleaning and that the vent fan will only go on 1 or 2 when the microwave is on.

I tested it with H2testw v1.4 and the transfer speeds were pitiful, even at the $20 sale price. I'd never heard of Unirex, but I picked one up at Wa**Mart a while back for the same price and it scored far better. The Evo+ was on par with my aging assortment of small SanDisk and generic cards. Transfer speeds were similar using different benchmarks. I'd suspect it was counterfeit but everything seems to check out. Just terrible. I expected top quality. If I had known I wouldn't have wasted my money. Samsung Evo+ 64gb Writing speed: 13.6 MByte/s Reading speed: 18.1 MByte/s Unirex 64gb Writing speed: 20.7 MByte/s Reading speed: 51.6 MByte/s ----------------------------------------- SanDisk 32gb Writing speed: 7.18 MByte/s Reading speed: 38.3 MByte/s SanDisk 32gb Writing speed: 8.90 MByte/s Reading speed: 17.9 MByte/s Lexar 4gb Writing speed: 12.3 MByte/s Reading speed: 17.9 MByte/s Toshiba 16gb Writing speed: 7.66 MByte/s Reading speed: 20.4 MByte/s

Great for a tablet or phone, too slow for a camera

This card lasted 9 months in my well-cared-for Samsung Galaxy S4 tablet. I tried to access a file on it yesterday and my tablet could no longer read the card. It suggested I reformat the card, thereby deleting everything that was saved on it. So in a last ditch effort I removed it from the tablet, placed it in the included adapter and inserted it into my laptop. The laptop didn't even recognize the card was inserted. I should note that I have a different micro SD card that works just fine in my tablet. Given everything I just stated, I'm absolutely certain this Samsung card is the culprit.