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Kogan has some good deals on their self branded Micro SD cards. All Kogan branded cards seem to include free shipping:
64GB Micro SDXC Class 10 Memory Card- $29 (was $59)
32GB Micro SDHC Class 10 Memory Card- $25 (was $34)
Kogan 64GB Micro SD Card (Class 10, 20MB/s) with Adapter and Free Shipping $29
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mr_me450 on 22/12/2014 - 18:26 kogan.com (314 clicks)
Last edited 22/12/2014 - 21:00 by 2 other users
Last edited 22/12/2014 - 21:00 by 2 other users
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My 32GB Kogan died within 3 months of getting it, during my holidays. Lucky I backed up my pictures onto USB HDD at the time or else I'd be crying. Seriously though - if you treasure your pictures and movies from whatever device you want to put this into, then spend the little bit more and buy a Sandisk/Samsung/Kingston branded one that does last quite a while longer.
Was going to return this but the process is too hard and cant be bothered to do so since I got it on special for $20 nearly a year ago. Really do not recommend Kogan branded (anything)..me not
Read: 20MB/s Write 10MB/s. No thanks….. People are better off spending a few dollars more for a Samsung Evo or equivalent.
Just a feedback, I bought 32gb sometimes ago, after few months, died with all my data inside.
Complained and they send me new one for free. But now I m not risking to use Kogan brand again. EVERI would never store data in an "unbranded" medium, unless I am prepared to lose it. Who knows where Kogan gets their chips from.
my kingston micro sd card just died in my phone. that being said, i bought it from an electronics mall in malaysia. it just might have been fake
Not saying branded cards never fail. Just that unbranded or rebadged cards are more likely to fail. Kingston used to be popular for counterfeit, so who knows.
Yeah especially selfie photos on mobile phone…
Are these good? Anyone used them before and had any issues? Cheers.