TEAMGROUP A2 Pro Plus Card 1TB Micro SDXC UHS-I U3 A2 V30, R/W up to 160/110 MB/s for Nintendo-Switch, Steam Deck, Gaming Devices, Tablets, Smartphones, 4K Shooting, with Adapter TPPMSDX1TIA2V3003

I purchased this as it was the best price to storage ratio from a known brand. After a year plus of use it’s been great! No issues with speed or the card failing me. I’ve been using in my steam deck, and haven’t noticed any difference between games stored on this drive vs the on board SSD. Highly recommend!

I bought this for use with the emulation on my steam bag in mind. It was a great car compatible with the steam deck and it had great quality the speeds that it pushes our pretty optimal and it works absolutely well.

I had bought a Samsung EVO 1TB microsd to use in my Samsung Galaxy S20 smartphone, and what do you know, it failed in just over a year. I paid extra for the Samsung brand thinking I would get Samsung quality (to match my smartphone) but no such luck. So as a replacement, for about half the price I got this TeamGroup T-CREATE 1TB microsd with S.M.A.R.T. What that means is that it monitors wear leveling and potential failures at the firmware level. Although there doesn't appear to be a S.M.A.R.T. tool for Android, I'd be able to periodically use TeamGroup's Windows tool to check the microsd health in a USB card reader. I just downloaded the tool from TeamGroup's website and it works perfectly on Windows 11. Now I have peace of mind that I'd know well in advance of a potential failure so I don't lose any data. Thank you TeamGroup for coming up with a more robust storage solution that a juggernaut like Samsung failed to do.

This SD 512GB V30 card arrived fast and worked well. When tested, it ran at about 120/Read and 80/Write speeds. But fast enough for my application. That could be my program or reader unit since I have no way to test its calibration. Definitely a good deal for the price for that much storage and those speeds.

I bought this card to use in my music player. I formatted it and filled it with about 1.6 TB of music. The Card wasn't recognized in the player, despite the correct formatting. I know sometimes devices are fussy, so I reformatted the Card in the device.and the data were recognized and worked fine in the player. I removed the card from the player to add and update the music files, but now the card was not recognized by my computer (Macbook). Long story short(er), the card won't work anywhere. It won't mount on the computer or device. It will reformat using the disk utility but it still won't mount. All of this happened within a few months of purchase. It was just too fragile, and now I can't even run diagnostics or a repair utility on it since it won't mount. (Sorry for the delay in writing the review.)

I bought a TeamGroup Pro Plus 1TB MicroSD card back in 11/2023 for my Steam Deck OLED. It seemed to work fairly well for a few months. By the time I installed Diablo IV on it 7/2024, the card started showing massive issues. I noticed writes seemed to take forever, with patches for games on the SD card taking outrageous amounts of time, like 8-12 hours. Clearly, something was going wrong. Another abnormality was with games taking forever to load data; I noticed significant "pop-up" textures and world objects in Baldur's Gate 3. I considered the problems bad enough to make the games nearly unplayable. I decided to finally replace the card with a Samsung 1TB since those finally became available this year. I copied the contents from the TeamGroup card over to the Samsung card, which took around 15 hours, with reads averaging 15-20mb/s. Clearly a quarter of the speeds it should have been reading. Just to make sure, I tested the card with KDisk, and confirmed it's only reading at 28mb/s peak, and writing under 1mb/s peak. As best I can tell, the SD card is dying. I formatted it on a Windows PC with exFAT and tested once more with CrystalDiskMark, and it confirmed the awful read/write speeds, the same as the Steam Deck's KDisk benchmark. I put the card back into my Steam Deck, reformatted to ext4, (which took like 15 minutes, significantly longer than it did on first format) and it still benchmarked at awful speeds, even slower than the first tests. One minor side note: The 1TB Samsung Card formats with 8GB more storage than the TeamGroup 1TB. I'm sure it's the usual silliness of, "we have different definitions of 1TB" I usually hear. That's slightly less than a 1% difference, but it's still quantifiable. Summary: Maybe I just got a bad card. I'm willing to update this score higher if the warranty service is good, and the replacement works better. Edit 11-1-24: I sent the card in on warranty, and paid the cost to ship the defective card. To their credit, the RMA process was fast and they sent me a replacement within a week of receiving the bad card. The replacement works much, much better than the original as pictured. My best advice is to be aware these cards can overheat and degrade. Don't keep critical info on them, and if you do, have backups. Warranty service was good, so I'll raise my rating to 4 stars. I still recommend Samsung's 1TB card over Teamgroups, even with the big price difference, but if you need cheap low-priority storage, this should be fine.

I have several of these cards for my Tapo cameras. All 4 are working fine with enough capacity for months of footage.

Great memory card.

Works perfect on a pi5.

First 1tb card ive ever bought that actually wasnt fake or doa.. flawless

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Works very well with my oled steamdeck! After formatting I had about 920GB left which makes sense, its very slow to transfer your games over to it but every bit of the storage is usable.

I ran out of room on the existing 256 GB card in my Switch, so needed to upgrade to larger card. Picked this up at a good price, copied existing files from the 256 card to the 512 GB card and inserted into the Switch. Worked perfectly, and now have another 200+ GB of free space for more games. Very happy with the performance of this memory card.