Samsung Watch With Sim Card Slot

My old Samsung phone was starting to malfunction so I needed to find a replacement. I am a very basic conservative smartphone user so I was only looking for a basic, affordable and dependable phone. I think I found it in this 128 gig Pixel 3 that was on sale for $200.00. I won't review particular details about the phone because I don't feel qualified to do so, there are online reviews for that. I can can inform you that the phone is brand new in the factory sealed factory box. I bought the Verizon unlocked model and it was supplied with a Sim Card. However, while activating the phone online with Verizon I was directed to remove the new Sim Card and replace it with the card from my old phone. All went well and I didn't have to wait in line at a Verizon store to activate it. I paired the phone with the Spigen Tough Armor case which I like very much.

Absolut the best sim-card router out there, and have try many of them.

I didn't realize how easy to replace until I had to replace one - my card slot cover broke as it was half-open before the flight and it touched the propeller, destroyed the cover. OK I had to watch a YouTube video but it was really not that hard. Screws are small yes, but if you watch the YouTube video by DJI you can do it too. Have a very good screw driver set though.

the need to make 8 card slot

I mean, it's hard to mess up a Sim card, but this one does the job!

I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 with a Micro USB port. It also has a Micro SD card slot. I want to be able to review photos from a standard SD card out of my camera. This OTG Host Adapter accepts a similar sized SD card reader. In effect, it creates an additional and full sized SD card slot for the tablet. The tablet will now display JPEGs from my camera. I would recommend it for this purpose.

I really like this card, but check your motherboard for bifurcation support and # of additional M.2 slots allowed at the ASUS site. Memory needs to support the PCIe Interface i.e. (Samsung 1TB 970 EVO Plus). For my ASUS motherboard, this card needed to be in the first 16X slot. My graphics card was moved to the third PCI slot. I bought two Samsung 970 EVO Plus SSD, and moved my M2-2 SSD card to this board but needed to leave the 2nd M.2 slot open on this card. BIOS setting instructions from ASUS were not clear at all. I now have 5 non-raid SSD cards and I am very happy. The card also supports RAID if INTEL M.2 SSDs are used. Research was required to find the proper setup because the included documentation was weak.

The SIM card adapter works perfectly. An awesome deal.

I upgraded from a D7100. Kind of miss the second card slot, but, everything else is great.

The micro SD card case ought to have a slot dedicated to this reader.