SAMSUNG

Samsung T9 MB-MH128TB microSDXC memory card 128 GB, U3, V30, A2, 200 MB/s

The Samsung T9 MB-MH128TB is a black 128 GB microSD memory card with a UHS-I interface. Reads of up to 200 MB/s and writes of up to 130 MB/s, plus U3, V30 and A2 ratings, speed up both video recording and apps, and an adapter is included.

  • Format and capacity: microSDXC, UHS-I, 128 GB
  • Speed: read up to 200 MB/s, write up to 130 MB/s
  • Classes: U3, V30, A2 app performance
  • In the box: adapter for the microSD card
  • Temperature: operating −25 to 85 °C, storage −40 to 85 °C
  • Size and colour: 15 × 11 × 1 mm, black

Description

Fast writing for long shoots

Write speeds of up to 130 MB/s are well above the 30 MB/s that the V30 class requires, leaving headroom for high-bitrate video and long photo bursts. Reads of up to 200 MB/s shorten the time it takes to move footage to a computer. The A2 rating means apps run more smoothly from the card.

Who this memory card is for

The T9 128 GB suits anyone who shoots a lot and wants to offload files quickly, as well as phone or tablet owners who move apps to the card. With the adapter it also works in devices and card readers with an SD slot.

Specifications

General

BrandSAMSUNG
Product colourBlack
Application performance classA2
EAN8806097718987

Memory

Internal memory typeUHS-I

Storage

Capacity128
Storage temperature (T-T)-40 - 85

Camera

Flash card typeMicroSDHC

Battery & power

Memory voltage2.7/2.8/3.3/3.6
Memory adapter includedmicroSD

Performance & capacities

Operating temperature (T-T)0 – 25 – 85 °C
Read speed200
Write speed130
UHS Speed ClassClass 3 (U3)
Video Speed ClassV30

Dimensions & weight

Width15 mm
Depth1 mm
Height11 mm
Weight25 g

Questions & answers

What is the adapter for?

The adapter turns the microSD card into a full-size SD card, so you can use it in a camera, laptop or card reader with an SD slot.

Is the card suitable for 4K video?

It has U3 and V30 ratings, which are generally recommended for 4K recording. Your device manual lists its requirements.

What is the difference between read and write speed?

Write speed (up to 130 MB/s) sets how fast a device can save to the card, while read speed (up to 200 MB/s) sets how fast files copy off it.