Samsung Galaxy Note 9 512GB Hidden Benefit for Samsung Users - YouTube Tech Guy By The YouTube Tech Guy

Hello, this is RIC KY, the YouTube tech guy, hey guys so today, I'm going to be talking about the Galaxy Note 9, a 512 storage version, and it's hidden benefit, and that is with 512 storage. It is actually a much, much faster phone than other Samsung's before because you do not need a micros card now, I'm still trying to figure out a video on showing this. Exactly but after taking out my micro SD card I have noticed my Galaxy Note 9 move just faster on a day-to-day basis, things pull up quicker, everything that I need from photos, videos and just some general things, actually move quicker and there's a reason for it. So most people might have not had an internal storage only phone for a Samsung since the Galaxy S6, and the reason for that was because between the s5 and the s6, they took away the memory card, the battery removal and put a glass backing on it. The reason Samsung did it at the time, though. No one really knew a lot of people thought they were trying to be like Apple, and they weren't.

What happened was that memory cards were having issues on Android, see. Micros cards were at 10 megabits per second 20 and 30 and Samsung had just come out with this new storage option for high speed on smartphones, they went up to 350, talked about a bottleneck, right, 350, all the way down to 10. That was an issue, and this has only grown over time actually because this phone, the Galaxy Note 9, is all the way up to 750 megabits per second on the read speed from my test, as well as write speed of 250. Now this does range you're supposed to get between 600 800 for read and for to write, speed, you're supposed to get 150 to 250 for the write speed. Now here's the thing most of us buy memory cards that are these two SanDisk and Samson the most reliable honestly, the top-rated I would only get these to myself.

Here's the problem with that ?, so these are still only at a hundred for second read speed and the right speed can be up to 90, but they can also be much lower at 80 or 50 or even 40 at times. So that is again still at the bottle necking issue. You get now obviously you're not using this at all times, but again, it's just something that I've noticed upon using it, and this is only getting bigger and bigger changes, because, although there are faster memory cards that go all the way up to a hundred and fifty megabits per second, these speeds are not yet compatible because no smartphone currently is US 2 compatible, which is gives you another row below your regular pins on the memory card and no smartphone is compatible with that computers and laptops are, but no smartphone is, and this is only going to increase. I mean you're talking about a big gap now between where we're at right now, which is again at the bottom compared to the top. So that's the difference currently right now, when you talk about read and write speeds, it is a huge difference, and this is only gonna change next year when Samsung releases, its new internal storage for the Galaxy S 10, and that is going to more than double our current speeds.

So I never really have talked about this on the channel and I. Don't know how many people actually know this, but it really has shown me with this internal storage. Only for 512 I have more than enough storage right now. Currently, I think I have about 350 gigs free on my smartphone, and it's just it's moving so much faster than it did with the memory card and even from my experience with the s9 as well, and it's its more noticeable than software, it's just it's chugging along when I take photos when I do videos everything around that especially moves much at a faster pace, and so I just wanted to talk about that. Because again, maybe people are like oh well, I can just get a faster memory card.

Well, if you really want to get the faster memory cards, they do really cost more. First, you can get 128 gigs at faster speed, but that is going to be only at about 250 megabits per second and a 128 at 170 dollars. Isn't a good deal so for that price you might as well just get the bigger storage, and this is again something that I don't think a lot of people have utilized because most people on Samsung's especially use micros cards. So let me know what you guys think about this. Did you guys know all this information I'm really curious and because I wasn't searching online? I really didn't see any discussion on this about the bottle necking you get from memory cards compared to internal storage, but it's even more prevalent now as we're canoeing next years, faster, speed, internal storage, that this is something you should consider.

Although I know as Samsung users, we always have a micro SD card I have a 128 Pro. You know 100 megabits per second memory card, but after taking it out of here, I just noticed this phone moves a little quicker. So let me know what you guys think in the comment section down below it was my experiment, and I'm going to try to show it, maybe using slow motion, video or something, but it just moves a little quicker with internal storage only and Samsung's really high speed internal storage. Let me know what you guys think in the comments section down below. Thank you, as always for watching this has been RIC KY, the YouTube tech guy.

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