With stunning speed and reliability, the Samsung 512GB microSDXC EVO Select memory card lets you get the most out of your devices. Ultra-fast read & write speeds of up to 100MB/s & 90MB/s and backed by 4-proof protection, keep your data safe against water, extreme temperatures, and other harsh conditions. Feel confident to capture, store and transfer 4K UHD videos, photos, music and other large files effortlessly. Your memories and adventures are irreplaceable, and now unforgettable.
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Brand : SAMSUNG
Memory Type : Micro SDXC
Hardware Interface : MicroSDXC
Speed Class : Class 10
Memory Storage Capacity : 128 GB
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About this item
- IDEAL FOR RECORDING 4K UHD VIDEO: Samsung microSD EVO Select is perfect for high res photos, gaming, music, tablets, laptops, action cameras, DSLR's, drones, smartphones (Galaxy S20 5G, S20+ 5G, S20 Ultra 5G, S10, S10+, S10e, S9, S9+, Note9, S8, S8+, Note8, S7, S7 Edge, etc. ), Android devices and more
- ULTRA FAST READ/WRITE SPEEDS: Up to 100MB/S Read and 60MB/S Write Speeds; UHS Speed Class U3 and Speed Class 10 (Performance May Vary Based on Host Device, Interface, Usage Conditions, and Other Factors)
- BUILT TO LAST RELIABILITY: Memory Card Is Also Water Proof, Temperature Proof, X Ray Proof and Magnetic Proof
- EXTENDED COMPATIBILITY: Includes Full Size Adapter for Use in Cameras, Laptops and Desktop Computers
- 10 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY: 10 Year Limited Does Not Extend to Dashcam , CCTV, Surveillance Camera and Other Write Intensive Uses
Simply The Right Card
More space and higher speed. Free up your devices with the largest capacity and highest read/write speeds in its class, perfect for 4K UHD video.¹ With astonishing performance and reliability, EVO Select lets you capture and save all of your treasured memories.
¹4K UHD video support for 51GB, 256GB and 128GB cards. Host device compatibility my vary.
Fulfill Your Need For Speed
Record and play 4K UHD video without glitches. With superfast read & write speeds up to 100MB/s & 60MB/s respectively, the 128GB EVO Select lets you transfer a 3GB video to your notebook in just 38 seconds.¹ Shoot flawless high quality photos and videos, and share them all in an instant.
¹The foregoing read & write speeds are based on internal tests conducted under controlled conditions. Actual speeds may vary depending upon card capacity.
Capacity to Live Large
Never worry about space again. With massive amounts of storage the Samsung 128GB EVO Select is enough memory for up to 6 hours of 4K UHD video, 20 hours of Full HD video, 37,600 photos, or 19,400 songs.† So go ahead and savor all of what life has to offer, and keep it all too.
Extended Compatibility
Compatible with a wide range of devices for both SD and micro SD. You can even capture detailed 4K UHD video. The included SD adapter fits most devices under almost every brand name, while preserving all of EVO Select’s outstanding speed and performance.
4-Proof Protection
Your experiences are irreplaceable, and now unforgettable. Backed by 4-proof protection, the EVO Select can withstand up to 72 hours in seawater¹, extreme temperatures², airport X-ray machines³ and magnetic fields⁴ equivalent to an MRI scanner.
¹Certified waterproof with IEC 60529 and IPX7 rating. ²Operating temperatures of -25° to 85°C, non-operating temperatures of -40°C to 85°C. ³X-Ray Proof: up to 100mGy. ⁴Magnetic-Proof up to 15,000 gauss.
Disclaimers
† Test Device : Samsung Galaxy S9+ For 32GB, FAT32 file system is used and for 128GB / 512GB, exFAT file system is used. ¹ 3840x2160 4K UHD(30 fps), Average file size recording for 30 mins : 10.1GB ² 1920x1080 Full HD(30 fps), Average file size recording for 30 mins : 3.09GB ³ 4032x3024 12MP, Average file size : 3.25MB ⁴ Average MP3 file size : 6.2MB
Samsung is not liable for i) damages and/or loss of data or ii) expenses incurred from memory card date recovery.
posted Jul 23rd 2012 10:42AM 
Annabelle Bennett is no stranger to Apple/Samsung litigation -- the Federal Court of Australia judge has had a hand in the companies' disputes for at least the past year. And it would appear that she's grown a bit impatient, following a Samsung move that she's labeled as "just ridiculous." According to a Bloomberg report, the trial began with Samsung's attorney stating that Apple refused to pay a fee to license three patents related to 3G data transmission. Apple's counsel, however, explained that the company did offer to pay, but Samsung refused. Bennett responded by asking "why on earth are these proceedings going ahead?," following up with "why shouldn't I order the parties to mediation?" -- a question she expects to be addressed by the end of the week. There doesn't appear to be any official ruling at this point, though the trial certainly isn't off to a great start for Samsung. Ultimately, the duo may be forced back to the negotiating table, letting Bennett move on to other cases until the next patent rouse.
