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[zirk]

that is cheap esp with 32GB storage

anyway don't forget with a micro sd card slot you can add storage - usually they say 32gb max but a 128gb sd card works just fine in my kocaso tablets.

Theres a big difference between on board SSD Storage and SD Expansion Storage. 

Where its quoted as 32gb SD storage max, thats due to the device working with Fat32 Format, above that devices are working eFat upwards.

[omega2018]

that is cheap esp with 32GB storage

anyway don't forget with a micro sd card slot you can add storage - usually they say 32gb max but a 128gb sd card works just fine in my kocaso tablets.

Theres a big difference between on board SSD Storage and SD Expansion Storage. 

Where its quoted as 32gb SD storage max, thats due to the device working with Fat32 Format, above that devices are working eFat upwards.

access time is not too dissimilar: 0.5ms v 0.35ms

[TheBoy]

that is cheap esp with 32GB storage

anyway don't forget with a micro sd card slot you can add storage - usually they say 32gb max but a 128gb sd card works just fine in my kocaso tablets.

Theres a big difference between on board SSD Storage and SD Expansion Storage. 

Where its quoted as 32gb SD storage max, thats due to the device working with Fat32 Format, above that devices are working eFat upwards.

access time is not too dissimilar: 0.5ms v 0.35ms

In reality, an SD is a huge magnitude lower in performance, and the ones at sensible prices more prone to corruption, than the built in NAND.

There is a reason why every single manufacturer doesn't use SD for anything other than secondary, temporary storage

[omega2018]

usual forum response to people's actual experience - i agree with the secondary storage bit but rest is rubbish.  what is "a huge magnitude" lower?  yes performance is lower but nowhere near 1 order of magnitude let along a huge magnitude.  look up "magnitude". 

"temporary" is dangle berries too, yes back up any data you store on sd (or ssd or hd for that matter) but why would you only use it for temporary storage.  never lost any sd data yet touch wood. many phones use sd storage as their main storage.