Question 1

What's the difference A1 A2 ?

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A1 read speed is up to 100mb/s while A2 is at up to 160mb/s, write speed for both is at 90mb/s. A2 is also optimized for cell phone applications.

Question 2

Is this product counterfeit? if i order and try to register it on sandisk’s website for use with recoverypro, will it be accepted?

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Your concerns are valid in light of the fact that on a popular product bidding site (rhymes with "flea") it was once estimated that 95% of all memory offered on the site were counterfeits. Amazon is not off the hook either. I have seen sellers posting memory at ridiculous prices, such as a 1TB unknown-brand microSD card for $50.

Assuming you are not able to perform card tests, here's how I buy memory:

- I buy ONLY FROM ESTABLISHED sellers (defined as a seller who specializes only in card products, has hundreds of five star ratings, has a history of good comments and reviews, and has a no-questions-asked return policy).

- I now buy ONLY the brand names. Samsung, SanDisk, PNY, Kingston, etc. (stick to the brand names, that's half the battle won).

- When you get the card check closely for evidence of repackaging (soiled card, fingerprints or smudges, factory seal broken, etc.) If you see such evidence, send the card back.

- Assuming you know how to check the card "properties" on your computer or phone, so that. Counterfeiters can fool this system, but it is better than nothing.

- Finally, perform a few tests: 1) transfer files TO the card, that's testing the write speed. Windows will show you the transfer/write rate. Assuming there's no bottlenecks in your card reader or on the PC, you should see transfer speeds close to what's claimed on the package and website ad; and 2) transfer files from the card to the PC. See how fast a transfer or "upload" takes.

- Finally, use a FREE (German) program called "h2testw" that works on MS Windows (has an English language option when you open it). That will test all elements of your card. Pop the card into the reader, connected to your PC, open h2testw and test away.

Question 3

Can this handle 60 fps 4k?

Accepted Answer

Yes, It does 4K 60fps with no issues. I use it in my GoPro Hero 6 and have never had issues. Also works great for 2.7K 120fps.

Question 4

Does the 1tb card work on Nintendo Switch?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the 1TB SanDisk "Extreme" card works on the Switch. All sizes and speeds of MicroSD, up to 2TB (whenever those get made), will work. Nintendo recommends a speed of at least Class 10 and UHS-I, though.

That being said, the Switch's MicroSD card reader can only read at speeds up to 104MB/s. The "Extreme" and "Extreme Pro" cards are rated up to 160MB/s and 170MB/s, respectively. The Switch also cannot take advantage of the "A2" and "V30" specs, so buying the *fastest* card isn't necessarily the best option.

The cheaper SanDisk "Ultra" cards (rated up to 120MB/s) will work perfectly fine, leave enough comfortable overhead for the speed, and save you money.

Other reputable MicroSD card brands are: Kingston, Lexar, PNY, and Samsung.

ASIN	B07FCR3316
Amazon 売れ筋ランキング	パソコン・周辺機器 - 117,665位 ( パソコン・周辺機器の売れ筋ランキングを見る ) microSDカード - 1,022位
GTIN (Global Trade Identification Number)	00619659169732
UPC	619659169732
おすすめ度	4.4 5つ星のうち4.4 (38,012) var
カラー	レッド/ブラック
デジタル関連スピードクラスを確保	クラス10
ハードウェアインターフェイス	microSDXC
パック数	1
フラッシュメモリのビデオスピードクラス	V30
メモリメディアストレージ容量	256 GB
メーカー名	SanDisk
メーカー型番	SDSQXA1-256G-GN6MA
モデル名	Extreme
ユニット数	1.00 個
互換デバイス	カメラ
内蔵メモリータイプ	Micro SDXCカード, SDカード
品目の寸法（D x W x H）	1奥行き x 15幅 x 11高さ mm
商品の追加説明1	軽量
商品の重量	0.01 ポンド
型番	SDSQXA1-256G-GN6MA
書き込み速度	90 メガバイト毎秒
読み込み速度	160 メガバイト毎秒

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