SanDisk Micro SD cards has been around in the mobile
spare part market for as far back as two decades and this was due to
the originality of their products and its durability. Unfortunately,
this particular memory card is the most pirated Micro SD in Nigeria(I
trust my Aba Boys) thereby making it hard to get an original SanDisk
Micro SD card in most Nigerian smartphone hub because the market has
been flooded with the pirated copies. Most Nigerians do not have
beforehand knowledge about these things before rushing to computer
village to get a memory card for their newly bought phones,mp3 player,
card reader e.t.c. Simply because brothers watch out for each other,I am
going to highlight how you can easily spot a fake memory card whenever
you have the need for one;
*Container/ SD Card label
If the information on the memory card pack is not the same with whats on the memory card itself, simply ask for another one with matching information e.g. if SDXC is boldly printed on the memory card pack and the maker of the memory card itself i.e. the label on the memory card is MicroSDHC, kindly move to the next and to the next until you find one that is original.
*Unboxing
When you remove the pack to get the main thing i,e the memory card, an original SanDisk SD Card is protected by a fine cut white paper while the other one does not have any form of protection whatsoever.
*Card Reader
One of my close pals bought a memory card the other day and guess what? The instructions on the memory card reader was written in Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba and the worst part is the fact that the SD Card did not last up to a week before it started misbehaving. What I am saying in essence is, if you notice this kind on inscription on the card readerof the memory card you wanna buy, kindly move to another shop.
*SD Card(rear view)
The front side of an original SanDisk memory card has its serial number written with faded brown and China is boldly wriiten as the manufacturing company. This can be easily confirmed by taking the memory card under a bright light in order to see the almost faded inscriptions.
I hope the next time you are in need of a memory card for any of your gadgets you will put the above points into consideration in order not to fall for the cheap scam of some jobless Nigerians. Kindly like our Facebook and Twitter page for more updates.
http://www.roidsmile.com/2016/05/how-to-spot-fake-sd-card-memory-card.html
*Container/ SD Card label
If the information on the memory card pack is not the same with whats on the memory card itself, simply ask for another one with matching information e.g. if SDXC is boldly printed on the memory card pack and the maker of the memory card itself i.e. the label on the memory card is MicroSDHC, kindly move to the next and to the next until you find one that is original.
*Unboxing
When you remove the pack to get the main thing i,e the memory card, an original SanDisk SD Card is protected by a fine cut white paper while the other one does not have any form of protection whatsoever.
*Card Reader
One of my close pals bought a memory card the other day and guess what? The instructions on the memory card reader was written in Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba and the worst part is the fact that the SD Card did not last up to a week before it started misbehaving. What I am saying in essence is, if you notice this kind on inscription on the card readerof the memory card you wanna buy, kindly move to another shop.
*SD Card(rear view)
The front side of an original SanDisk memory card has its serial number written with faded brown and China is boldly wriiten as the manufacturing company. This can be easily confirmed by taking the memory card under a bright light in order to see the almost faded inscriptions.
I hope the next time you are in need of a memory card for any of your gadgets you will put the above points into consideration in order not to fall for the cheap scam of some jobless Nigerians. Kindly like our Facebook and Twitter page for more updates.
http://www.roidsmile.com/2016/05/how-to-spot-fake-sd-card-memory-card.html
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