[Older Version] SanDisk 128GB Ultra microSDXC UHS-I Memory Card with Adapter - 120MB/s, C10, U1, Full HD, A1, Micro SD Card - SDSQUA4-128G-GN6MA

This is an excellent memory card that I got for the Switch. I was far less expensive than the factory one, it has more memory, it holds tons more data, it works well, doesn't lag and has been an excellent addition for the massive amount of games we have.

Even as an older version, this microSD card works flawlessly. Fast read/write speeds for photos, video, and app storage. Works well in phones, cameras, and game systems. SanDisk has always been dependable and this card is no different.

Alright, let me tell you about this SanDisk A1 128GB microSD card—it’s a total game-changer. I’ve been using it in my phone, my Switch, and even my dash cam, and it’s been flawless.First off, it’s crazy fast for the price. Moving photos and videos feels like a breeze, and apps run super smooth thanks to that A1 rating. I was worried it might struggle with bigger files, but nope, it handles everything like a champ.And can we talk about the storage? 128GB is a ton of space! I’ve loaded it up with games, movies, and a gazillion photos, and it’s still going strong. Plus, SanDisk is a brand I trust, so I know it’s not gonna crap out on me randomly.If you need a reliable, affordable microSD card that just works, grab this one. Seriously, it’s a no-brainer.

Working great. Bought it for my GBA console, speed is way faster than the original tf card I got

Good SD with fast write speed. Good for money.

Works great! I use it in a action video camera. It transfers data to the computer really fast. Even after a day of on/off shooting I did not run out of storage

I’ve had this for a couple years now and it’s still going strong!This card ended up in a Nintendo switch, now known as the Nintendo switch one I guess.Transfer speeds are great functionality is perfect. Reliability is unbelievably good. I’ve never video recorded with it but it’s compatible with just about everything that I own that takes microSD cards. And now I’ve covered all the topics. Amazon wants me to talk about.That’s kind of funny when you buy something and improved versions come out with higher capacities and so on and so forth, and you see the price dropped to little or nothing on the one that you purchased for a lot of money way back when.Yep, I don’t care though. I got my moneys worth out of this and then some.I don’t expect them to last forever, no type of solid state, bubble memory, magnetic, or platter based memory ever does, not even PROMS OR EPROMS. But if you can get 40 or 50 years out of something that would be great but I think microSD cards are limited to five to twenty years, depending on the source.I doubt microSD cards will even last that long under regular use, but I got old EPROM chips that have, and I’ve got magnetic tape that has lasted even longer, and probably several disk-based media types items that already have or will.Does that mean that we’re going the wrong way? Are we going backwards?Yep! But this micro SD card is still highly recommended by mefor some strange reason. Oh yeah, because you need them now and can’t live without them!

worked great in my camera.