SD Card Manufacturer IDs

If you’ve been following my microSD Card Survey, you might have noticed that I publish manufacturer IDs for (almost) all of the cards that I’ve tested (save a few where they came DOA or where I tested them before I thought to dump the registers off the card).

I know that there are other resources out there that have compiled lists of SD card manufacturer IDs, but I thought I’d publish my own based on what I’ve seen during the course of my testing. So without further ado:

Manufacturer IDOEM ID(s)Associated Brand Names
000000Auotkn, “Lenovo” (knockoff), QEEDNS, QWQ, SanDian, Somnambulist, “Sony” (knockoff), “Xiaomi” (knockoff) — pretty much any fake flash vendor who wants to cover their tracks.
003000Auotkn
003432 (ASCII: 42)Somnambulist, Gigastone, “Sony” (knockoff)
02544d (ASCII: TM)Kioxia (formerly Toshiba)
035344 (ASCII: SD)SanDisk, WD
05000c“Lenovo” (knockoff)
094150 (ASCII: AP)ATP
1b534d (ASCII: SM)Samsung
1d4144 (ASCII: AD)ADATA
2715048 (ASCII: PH)Delkin Devices, HP, Integral, Kingston, Lexar, PNY
2824245 (ASCII: BE)Lexar
565344 (ASCII: SD)Auotkn, QEEDNS
6f0303Hiksemi, Kodak, Microdrive, Netac, XrayDisk
744a60 (ASCII: J`)Transcend
890303Netac
9f5449 (ASCII: TI)Amzwn, Kingston, Kodak, Silicon Power
ad4c53 (ASCII: LS)Amazon Basics, Chuxia, Lexar3, OV
df2306Lenovo
fe3432 (ASCII: 42)Auotkn, Bekit, Cloudisk, HP, Reletech

1Multiple sources attribute this manufacturer ID to Phison. While I don’t disagree, I just haven’t come across any Phison-branded cards yet.

2The cards tested here dated to before Lexar’s sale to Longsys.

3The cards tested here dated to after Lexar’s sale to Longsys.

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