I wanted to order a 128 GB micro SDXC card from Amazon.
I was "amazed" at the price range for supposedly identical products.
I think the very cheap ones were not via Amazon Prime.
Kingston Canvas cards in particular seemed to start from around £2-3
and go up to more than £13 for an identical card.
Reviewing today, you can buy from the Kingston store so that should
be safe.
I went with Amazon Basics because in theory that should be genuine.
So, apart from buying directly from Amazon or the manufacturer, how
do you ensure you get a genuine card?
schrieb David:
I wanted to order a 128 GB micro SDXC card from Amazon.
Kingston Canvas cards in particular seemed to start from around £2-3
and go up to more than £13 for an identical card.
I cannot believe that this card are genuine.
Marco Moock wrote:
schrieb David:
I wanted to order a 128 GB micro SDXC card from Amazon.
Kingston Canvas cards in particular seemed to start from around
£2-3 and go up to more than £13 for an identical card.
I cannot believe that this card are genuine.
Sold by and fulfilled by Amazon?
Am 11.04.2023 um 21:46:06 Uhr schrieb Andy Burns:
Marco Moock wrote:
schrieb David:
I wanted to order a 128 GB micro SDXC card from Amazon.
Kingston Canvas cards in particular seemed to start from around
£2-3 and go up to more than £13 for an identical card.
I cannot believe that this card are genuine.
Sold by and fulfilled by Amazon?
I also can't believe that, £2-3 is too low in my opinion. Not even used
HDDs with that size are available for that price.
I wanted to order a 128 GB micro SDXC card from Amazon.
I was "amazed" at the price range for supposedly identical products.
I think the very cheap ones were not via Amazon Prime.
Kingston Canvas cards in particular seemed to start from around £2-3 and
go up to more than £13 for an identical card.
Reviewing today, you can buy from the Kingston store so that should be
safe.
I went with Amazon Basics because in theory that should be genuine.
So, apart from buying directly from Amazon or the manufacturer, how do you ensure you get a genuine card?
I wanted to order a 128 GB micro SDXC card from Amazon.
I was "amazed" at the price range for supposedly identical products.
I think the very cheap ones were not via Amazon Prime.
Kingston Canvas cards in particular seemed to start from around £2-3 and
go up to more than £13 for an identical card.
Reviewing today, you can buy from the Kingston store so that should be
safe.
I went with Amazon Basics because in theory that should be genuine.
So, apart from buying directly from Amazon or the manufacturer, how do you ensure you get a genuine card?
Cheers
Dave R
Amazon warehouse sold me fake aspire coils and I suspected they might be
so I filmed myself opening the package and verifying the serials and
they all failed.
Aspire dealt with them but it all became messy and in the end I had to
give up.
On 02/05/2023 21:48, The safest gaven wrote:
Amazon warehouse sold me fake aspire coils and I suspected they might be
so I filmed myself opening the package and verifying the serials and
they all failed.
Aspire dealt with them but it all became messy and in the end I had to
give up.
Amazon warehouse is used and returned products ...
I bought an Intel NUC on that sometime ago, foolishly thinking I was
getting a well checked over product. Found later, the network port was faulty. I was out of warranty at both Intel and Amazon.
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