Used on SteamDeck OLED. Works perfectly both for emulators (wink wink) and for Steam games!

For the Nintendo Switch OLED, it is just what you need. It mainly thrives for those who download games from the Nintendo eShop and do not get them from stores in the form of small cartridges.

Used on Steam Deck and it's a good card for moderate use and fast data loading.

Although it does not have the absolute best performance, the speed is satisfactory, especially in relation to the cost and the well-known reliability of Samsung's EVO Plus series.

It is recommended for all "everyday use."

It is NOT recommended for demanding applications such as capturing Raw Video (speed) or CCTV recording (durability).

In read and write tests, the card performs consistently at 70 to 74 mb/s for writing and 94 to 100 megabytes for reading. Impressive performance for a card of this size and at this price. I highly recommend it.

I also tested it with a different SD adapter, a Lexar brand, and it seems there is no difference compared to the Samsung one.

Disappointment from Samsung. I had it on a Xiaomi phone. Before 6 months passed, the phone stopped detecting it. I couldn't see it on the phone or on the computer. Only on a Mac (Apple) was I able to read the files and save several of them.
I have one from the orange series and it never gave me any problems

I had about 10 cards from the previous series (red white) Evo Plus, from 32 - 64 - 128 and many pieces of 256. They have written so many TB without any problem in the last 5 years. I loved the cards so much and trusted them for work.
I got this specific (2021) due to its speed since it is also new, and unfortunately after 3 months on a Samsung note 10, after moderate use, I filled it and it was simply inside the phone, one day it suddenly locked in read-only mode, positive that I didn't lose the files, negative that I lost the money.

It seems like a good card, I have put it in a steam deck and it performs very well

I put it on the Nintendo Switch OLED. It recognized it just fine, I quickly transferred some files I wanted, and everything is good. Now, I don't know how long it will last, I've only had it for 2 months.
As for the Nintendo games, it hasn't given me any errors or anything. Time will tell.
As for its price, well, it wasn't cheap but I don't consider it to be an exorbitant price either. In this gig, all companies were playing around the same price range, and since I buy a lot of games from the eShop, its capacity suits me.

I got it after a lot of searching for the Nintendo Switch OLED. The game loading difference is minimal compared to when they were installed on the console itself. I transferred around 35gb of games in 15 minutes. With the 512gb option, I don't think I'll ever need a new SD card again.