“I once bought a “16GB” memory SD Card but it cannot save my “2GB” files”. You are not alone; this is an everyday experience in Nigeria. Elevated memory cards (Fake SD Cards) have flooded Nigerian Markets nowadays that one can’t be sure the brand name to trust. These SD Cards are either empty plastics or were elevated from a lower capacity to a higher capacity using software.
They come in convincing packaging and are labeled under familiar brand names – Samsung, Kingston, SanDisk, to name a few. Anyone can print anything but true quality stands sure!
These Fake cards displays the elevated capacities in Phones and PC, but will never save up to that, worst of all you’ll lose all your data. You can imagine what it feels like formatting you SD card every now and then, losing precious files all the time.
However, there is a New Nigerian Brand that offers “6 months Money Back and 2 Years Warranty” on all its Memory cards. I think it is a good assurance; at least you have coverage to return the memory cards to them if it actually defects.
Lordbex Memory Cards Offers “6 Months Money Back and 2 Years Warranty” coverage on ALL Lordbex SD Memory cards. Don’t Risk Buying a Brand you cannot locate their office in Nigeria. Lordbex Memory Cards are durable and affordable. Buy it Here!
More so, here are two ways to test whether your memory card is genuine. · One is by using SD insight on mobile devices;
· Two is by using H2testw on PC.
Here is how to use SD insight… Step #1: Download and install SD insight from Google play store. Step #2: Insert the SD card you want to test into your Android phone. Step #3: Launch the SD insight app and it will show you a quick info about you SD card in a very simple format. Step #4: You can see information such as manufacturer’s name, date of manufacture, product name, serial number etc.
To get more details of your SD card, click on the eye-like button at the top of the app and it will show you more details of the card.
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