AData 64GB Micro SD, Class 10, for $32 delivered
Ran across this today. Is new and comes with adapter.
I think it's a decent price.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/ADATA-64GB-MICRO-SD-CARD-CLASS-10…
Doesn't come with invoice or warranty.
Au seller apparently.
I don't know the guy, nor am affiliated.
Very cheap for a 64GB card, but still a risky purchase.
I wouldn't have thought that 'ADATA' had sufficient brand-recognition for counterfeiters in China to bother with, but I read somewhere recently about some faked thumbdrives with the brand attached.
So… Don't forget to backup your a-data if you do indeed buy one.
Even if the flash cells are all present in quantity, the knock-off controller chips in fakes tend to stuff-up things pretty quickly.
just bought one, looking at his feedback others have paid only $23 shipped for the cards…
lets see how things go…
I'd probably stay away based on these comments…
http://www.amazon.com/ADATA-Micro-SDHC-Class-Adaptor/dp/B00F…
lol wth is this ebay post, relisted like 5 times. but yes it looks very dodgy…
Dear mastercardery,
It's a nice family you got there, would be a shame if anything were to happen to them. Just sayin
- ghnshopper
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/ADATA-64GB-MICRO-SD-CARD-Adapter-…?
I bought a similar 32 GB model for $24 at my local computer store. It is a class 10, but it only reaches a maximum sustained read/write of 7 MB/sec
AData is naturally cheaper.
Price: $17.00 + $4.52 shipping
I don't doubt the seller is genuine but his product description is very weird to say the least
he has a
yet he uses her cleavage to promote the SD card