![]() The gloss overlay over the printed areas should align with the printing below them, if it’s offset that’s a bad sign. Packaging quality – the image should be well printed, in high resolution and good bit depth on the colours (some fakes looks like they’ve been converted down to 256 colours). ![]() These are very common and if you google for fake Samsung cards you’ll find lots of info on how to spot them. ![]() would give different results – as long as it’s a proper SD controller (not a USB mass storage adapter) then sending the command should work just fine. I can see no reason why different phones etc. Others have suggested different hardware / firmware revisions might be an issue – quite possible but I have no way of knowing (all my Evo Plus cards work, so I can’t can’t compare against ones that don’t). First off, I suspect some people who are struggling have fake cards – there are a lot out there and some of them look pretty convincing. I thought it was worth posting an update with some extra information. My recent post on how to change the CID on a Samsung Evo Plus SD card has generated some interest, but also a number of people who are having problems with it.
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