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- #3,003 in Micro SD Memory Cards
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Trevor
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2025
Came as described, a bunch of 8GB basic micro SD cards. Tested working fine.The packaging may be loose, a few of the cards had fallen out, so be careful when opening. All were accounted for though.
Placeholder
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2025
Decent, functions-well 8 gig cards. Storage capacity is a little less than advertised, so be sure to clean up anything on the card before use. It is compatible with Pi and/or Windows, but you will need to change the format if burn something on one over the other. Speed is decent; it will never be high-end solid state, but it will meet your needs.I appreciate the seller include 2 x larger adapter cards instead of just one. That really adds value to money spent. Overall, for basic needs or small Pi projects this is a good purchase. But if you need something for an OS be sure to get 64 gig or higher.
Natalie J. T.
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2025
I don’t have the tools to test the exact read/write speeds, so I can’t confirm whether they hit the advertised 90MB/s, but I’m using these across a bunch of everyday devices—mostly in Wyze security cameras, a pet feeder, and a few other low-bandwidth electronics—and they’ve all worked without a hitch.They probably don’t meet the speed specs for something like high-end 4K video recording, but for standard use, especially in devices that write small bits of data over time, these are a solid choice. I really like that it comes as a 10-pack with two adapters—great value, especially for how many devices I have scattered around that need their own cards. If you’re looking for inexpensive micro SD cards for basic tasks, this is a great package to have on hand.
Andy
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2025
Perfect for gadgets around the house! I use these in my kids' learning tablets, our dash cam, and an old point-and-shoot. Reliable, fast read speeds, and the included adapters are a helpful bonus.
David S
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2025
These are not particularly fast. I ran different speed tests including a third party app and the one built into windows. Here is a good representation of all my results:Disk Sequential 64.0MB Read 18.52 MB/sDisk Sequential 64.0MB Write 17.62 MB/sI never really saw anything read or write over 20 MB/s.So, these would not be good to use in something like a Raspberry Pi, but would work well for a security camera, a trail camera, 3d printer, maybe even non-priority expanded storage for a phone. It would be ok in a point and shoot camera too.Basically, nothing that requires tons of speed, just storage that isn't a constant high throughput.
Mr. H
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2025
I recently purchased the AreTop 4GB Micro SD Cards 10-Pack with 2 Adapters for use in various devices like my dash cam and portable audio player. The advertised read speed of up to 90MB/s and Class 10 UHS-I A1 U1 ratings suggest decent performance for basic tasks.In my experience, these cards handled standard-definition video recording and audio playback without issues. However, I noticed that the actual read and write speeds were somewhat lower than advertised, which might affect performance in more demanding applications.The inclusion of two adapters is a nice touch, allowing for easy use with devices that require standard SD cards. Overall, for basic storage needs, this 10-pack offers good value, but for high-performance requirements, you might want to consider higher-end options.
Chris
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2025
Micro SD cards are a fact of life these days - and not a format I really care for. For example, drop one of these miniscule cards and, poof, you'll never see it again. Ask me how I know.I tested the 8GB (7.5 GB formatted) variant of these cards, putting into my high-speed reader to see how it performed. I will say that the sequential speeds met the rated specs (see pictures), but then things quickly fell apart.Sequential read speeds were a little short of the advertised numbers, but still easily met or exceeded the class ratings for the card. This is a pretty low bar to clear however. When we look at the random 4K reads and writes, we see that at queue depth 32 with 1 thread, I barely got half-way to the required 10MB/Sec read speed (for UHS-1) and nowhere near the required 1500 (R) and 500 (W) IOPS number to meet the A1 specification. These little cards are unlikely to be able to keep up with video writing, such as from a camera.Based on these measured performance numbers, I really can't recommend these cards for any kind of sustained writing operations, such as video or even sustained photo shooting.
Richard Ballard
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2025
8 GByte TIF cards have the equivalent capacity of 2 DVDs, are rewritable, and nominally cost four dollars each, a good value. The attached graphic depicts TIF card read / write speed. With sequential read / write rates of ~19 MBytes/sec the TIF cards are plenty fast for HD MP4 video (~1 MByte/sec) and 4K MP4 video (~16 MBytes/sec) recording and playback. The random (editable) read / write rates are ~2.85 / ~0.75 MBytes per second, plenty fast for text and photo editing and for music storage.The package contains ten 8 GByte TIF cards (eighty GBytes total storage) and two SD adapters (e.g., for dSLR use) in a plastic folder enclosed in a cardboard envelope. One of the two SD adapters I received worked perfectly; the other adapter (tested on two computers with different TIF cards) was all-or-nothing intermittent. I've experienced similar difficulty (shrug) with other SD adapters; my solution avoids SD adapters. I use TIF cards primarily for storing portable electronics music playlists; these 8 GByte TIF cards affordably support that usage.
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