Yep I have one.
The drive when you first get it comes in factory raw state.
SD card format uses a slightly different file table allocation.
So its why windows could not read the drive or file system created.
Doing a low level format can sometimes completely destroy a drive, and not recommended.
If you did a low level It wipes all the information or existing file system.
Nothing will get it back.
When you format a drive under Ntfs, it does not physically delete data but sets all the data point flags back to a zero state. So the drive knows data can be over written and takes it as free space.
A copy of the existing file system or structure of the drive is stored in another place.
when you use recovery software the second table is used to rebuild the file system and Data as backup reference.
To un format it.
A low level format wipes this out.
And is often done to drives, in large corporate company's as a security measure to make sure the data is never retrieved.
In other words no amount of recovery will get the data back.
It wipes the backup file table, system. And disk map locations of the magnetic platter.