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Samsung EVO Plus 256GB MicroSDXC Review

Samsung EVO Plus 256GB MicroSDXC Review

Posted on August 12, 2016December 10, 2018 By Jarvis

Samsung memory stands out from the crowd with its ‘4-proof’ technology,meaning the cards are temperature proof, waterproof, shock proof and magnet proof. Samsung has now introduced a higher capacity EVO+ microSDXC memory card, updating the speed as well as the capacity. The card comes with an SD adapter.

The microSDXC card comes with a 10 year warranty and the latest model is UHS I / Class 10 cards so should be extremely quick. The EVO+ is great for those with Full HD / 4K action cams and smartphones with a massive capacity of 256GB. With this in mind, let’s see how it perform in our test.
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Cameras, Wearables Tags:256GB, 4K, full HD, HD, memory, memory card, MicroSDXC, review, Samsung, Samsung EVO, Samsung EVO Plus, Samsung EVO Plus 256GB, sd, waterproof

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