The colour, the Select cards are green, the Plus cards are orange, although the shade changes with every minor new version.anyone know the difference between the Samsung EVO SELECT and Samsung EVO PLUS?
Although it may not be documented, they will limit it based on write cycles, exactly the same as for the endurance cards. If it fails after maybe 80% of the expected write cycle lifetime then they wont replace it. The expected lifetime is actually about the same as most endurance cards, with the exception of Samsung's new endurance version.Just note, the warranty is limited in the event of surveillance use. Unfortunately I can't find any statement of how it's limited ie whether it's shorter or void.
However, generally most cards are warranted for dashcam use unless of the Endurance type, which are the best in any event, as they tend to use a more expensive type of memory that can take many more writes. Ordinary SD memory is not so suited to repeated constant writes / re-writes and wears out a lot more quickly.
I'd be very surprised if it could take the same number of writes (not saying it can't as I haven't seen Samsung's specs beyond the very basic ones I found) but usually cheaper cards use MLC or TLC nand, whereas endurance cards use SLC nand which is more reliable and higher endurance to constant writing (think I have that the right way around).
Doesn't transcend use Super MLC for High Endurance and normal MLC for oridnary spec cards?
I have order a Transcend 128gb microsd - TS128GUSDU1 ( https://www.transcend-info.com/Products/No-423 ) and I hope that this will be ok for A129 DUO.
We do testing with this Samsung 256GB card, works fine until now.Samsung EVO Plus microSDXC 256GB - somebody tested this memory with A129 Duo?
Somebody tested any other memory (256G) than Sandisk Ultra A1?