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[igredwan.spark]

Hi.. I am wondering whether can use this type of microSD shown A2 also instead of A1 as I read in forum many show that they were using A1 type.
As I know 'A' stated is mentioned for apps performance when we use in phone . What are the difference between them? Any one knows?

 

[Spark 317]

I have the one on the right (A1) and have had no problems with it all.

With the Spark recording in 1080p, there's a ton of space on the card so it doesn't fill up quickly.

Here is a site from SanDisk that may help with information.

A2 is faster at storing data than the A1 but must have an A2 supported host.

Website info.

 

[igredwan.spark]

I have the one on the right (A1) and have had no problems with it all.

With the Spark recording in 1080p, there's a ton of space on the card so it doesn't fill up quickly.

Here is a site from SanDisk that may help with information.

I'm not sure what the difference is between the A1 and A2.

I guess A1 A2 are about the performance when we use together editing with the phone.
I'm going to buy one soon. Thanks for your clarification.

 

[Spark 317]

I guess A1 A2 are about the performance

I edited my post, there's a link to the A1 / A2 difference.

 

[Andre Levite]

Most important to make sure U3 rating stamped on whatever card you get. Some U1 cards being sold really cheap to clear old inventory. U1 can't handle HD video on some conditions and causes digital artifact and lagging video.

Samsung is just as well rated as SanDisk and they just lowered their prices (again). Can't beat the price to performance.

Prices are at crazy historic low for the holidays...

Now just $11 for 64GB:
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And just $20 for 128GB:
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I have them in my Spark, Mavic, GoPrp Acton Cam and Nikon DSLR. Never a problem!