looks fake...probably won't read or write past 1GB - kevz
Already put 6gb on it and still going.
People keep saying "fake". Fake what? Is Xinber a known brand that this is a knock off of?
Is it a cheap item with the lowest expectations of quality? Yes.
Already put 6gb on it and still going.
People keep saying "fake". Fake what? Is Xinber a known brand that this is a knock off of?
Is it a cheap item with the lowest expectations of quality? Yes. - delfury
people are saying that its not a 1tb card. its more likely a 32gb or less
Already put 6gb on it and still going.
People keep saying "fake". Fake what? Is Xinber a known brand that this is a knock off of?
Is it a cheap item with the lowest expectations of quality? Yes. - delfury
It's fake. There is no other rational explanation. You can't just economize in every way and manage to sell a cutting edge capacity at less than 1/10th the market value, unless they were stolen off the back of a truck and relabeled.
Maybe it's only 32GB, or even at 64GB true capacity they could make enough of a profit to bother, but it will be telling when you try to fill it more than that and files get corrupted.
Oh, there's moderation alright. Just not the moderation you'd expect. Fraud product -> okay! Joke about politics -> comment deleted! - zilym
We heard you and it's now expired. Fraud products are not okay, but jokes about politics are completely off topic for a deal.
This is not the place to take a jab at something whether political, racial, religious, sexist, etc. Those will be deleted and don't even try to argue that something else is worse.
Every deal has a "Report" link, use it if you think something is wrong. Thanks!
If you're cool with sending visitor's comments down the memory hole to keep the site neat and squeaky clean, why not go all the way and just delete this entire ad and all the comments that went with it?
"Expired" still leaves this fraud product listed. What purpose does that serve? Ordinarily, legit deals that have expired are useful for us to compare prices against, so leaving expired ads up makes sense. But for a fraud product, leaving this ad up as "expired" just makes it more difficult for people to shop and compare current prices against historic prices on legitimate products.
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People keep saying "fake". Fake what? Is Xinber a known brand that this is a knock off of?
Is it a cheap item with the lowest expectations of quality? Yes.
People keep saying "fake". Fake what? Is Xinber a known brand that this is a knock off of?
Is it a cheap item with the lowest expectations of quality? Yes. - delfury
People keep saying "fake". Fake what? Is Xinber a known brand that this is a knock off of?
Is it a cheap item with the lowest expectations of quality? Yes. - delfury
Maybe it's only 32GB, or even at 64GB true capacity they could make enough of a profit to bother, but it will be telling when you try to fill it more than that and files get corrupted.
This is not the place to take a jab at something whether political, racial, religious, sexist, etc. Those will be deleted and don't even try to argue that something else is worse.
Every deal has a "Report" link, use it if you think something is wrong. Thanks!
"Expired" still leaves this fraud product listed. What purpose does that serve? Ordinarily, legit deals that have expired are useful for us to compare prices against, so leaving expired ads up makes sense. But for a fraud product, leaving this ad up as "expired" just makes it more difficult for people to shop and compare current prices against historic prices on legitimate products.
Thank you!