Not a bad deal for someone who just wants a normal MicroSD card.
Apacer 128GB MicroSD Card with Adapter $15 + $8 Del. ($14 Rural) @ NotBadTech
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Redcafej on 28/02/2026 - 13:34 notbadtech.co.nz (228 clicks)
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Last edited 28/02/2026 - 17:30 by 1 other user
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Using your link the Samsung 128gb comes up as $36.21 + $7.66 shipping for me, or $44 all up, nearly twice the price of this one.
Edit - I forgot the tax, there's another $5 tax added on at checkout for the Aliexpress one, so well over twice the price.
You really think that this "Samsung Global Store" with just 9.6k followers and also sells SanDisk branded products for some reason, is a legit Samsung store?
Ahh I was wondering who would buy those Samsung 10TB SSDs for $100 on Temu and Ali. Now I know
CrystalDiskMark doesn't have a capacity test as far as I'm aware.
Fake storage uses real storage but spoofs the address table, so the address table will be mapped to 512GB but there's no NAND behind 128-512GB and the data just goes nowhere.
The smaller capacities are often the same speed as the larger capacities, you have to fill them up to see if they're legit (put 512GB of data in, then try and access it, big blu-ray movies are great for this purpose).
So if you used Crystal to test, that won't necessarily indicate whether it's legit or not.
And the thing about large uSD cards is that they're hard to fill up through regular usage, so you don't find out til long after it's too late to dispute it. You might well have the same model but in 128GB and just not be aware if you've never filled it up.
Yes, that's why I said specs are correct, tested with CrystalDiskMark "etc". It wasn't just one app that I used.
Used this brand before in my many trail and security cameras and never had a problem, probably pick up a few spares at this price, thanks for the post.
NovaAlpha on 28/02/2026 - 14:53 Comment score below threshold.