256GB MAX ENDURANCE, microSDXC card, for Dashcams & Home Monitoring + SD adapter up to 120,000 Hours Full HD / 4K videos, up to 100 MB/s, UHS-I, Class 10, U3, V30

I bought the SanDisk 256GB High Endurance SD card for my dash cam and I’ve been really impressed with it. It was very easy to set up and format, and it worked perfectly straight away with my Nextbase dash cam without any issues. The storage capacity is excellent, allowing loads of footage to be saved before overwriting, which gives great peace of mind when driving regularly. The recording quality has been reliable and consistent, and the card handles continuous recording with no problems at all. What I like most is the value for money. It performs just as well as the more expensive Nextbase SD cards but at a much better price. Overall, a reliable, compatible, and affordable option for anyone needing extra storage for their dash cam.

Works well and is perfect for a tapo camera or dash cam. AKA something that is recording a lot and also on a loop. Good capacity and value for money.

After falling for a fake, this has worked in our door bell camera for months with zero issues. Exactly as expected, perfect for needs that require re-writing, camera systems etc.

Card size is very small, but it’s good that it comes with adapter to you can use it on a computer. It is expensive, but it is the highest quality.

Does what it says on the package . Not the cheapest but will perform for years I have no doubt . Needed this for CCTV and that product will state what spec card is best to use , this is it

I've had this in a dash cam that is constantly recording for a couple of months now, and still going strong. Decent price from a trusted name too, and being built specifically for endurance should continue to perform reliably for a long time. (120,000 hours apparently!) 64GB is a good storage size, allowing the dash cam to permanently store "suspected incident" video clips without worrying about constantly running out of space. Yet to get a notification that I'm running low on space, so all good there. Although cheaper options are available, they don't tend to perform well the way a dash cam writes and re-writes constantly, so the small extra outlay up front makes sense in the long term - you just buy once and you're done!

This card works exactly as advertised, providing the full 256GB capacity and consistent speeds for high-resolution recording. It is a genuine SanDisk product that functions without any errors or corruption issues

Excellent work well in a dash camera

Todo correcto. Llegó pero tuve un pequeño problema con la bomba de presión, que sonaba mucho y no paraba. Me resolvieron el problema rápidamente y me enviaron una nueva. Buen servicio de atención al cliente y buen producto.

Cartão precisa ser de boa qualidade, e esse tem de sobra !!

商品の説明通りで簡単に使うことができました。

Funcionou corretamente!

Bought to replace the factory 32GB Sandisk memory card used in the car camera 'BMW Advanced Car Eye' (original 2015 ACE model, not the newer ACE 2.0 or ACE 3.0 models), which I believe was also a max endurance unit. The 32GB keeps filling up too fast and the camera OS would constantly repeat the card needs defragmentation. Like inside of a month. This is unworkable. Its a minefield trying to find out what format BMW ACE wanted these cards in. After much trials it needs to be formatted with MBR FAT32. Not GPT. Newer versions of Windows 10, 11, macOS 10.12 thereabouts onwards have started removing the option to format the larger capacity cards as FAT32. So you have to do it via command line. I did it in macOS Yosemite's Terminal. Only after I managed to format this 128GB as FAT32 with partition map scheme = MBR did ACE accept it and resume recording. Used Terminal commands below, provided as a reference, you must do your own homework before executing it: diskutil partitionDisk disk2 MBR MS-DOS BMW R (As to how much data it'll allow ACE to record or does it solve the 'needs defragmentation' msg after only 32GB has been written on it, only time will tell. If ACE at factory level had somehow set a limit to its recording capabilities to match its original 32GB card, then we are all screwed anyway. It isnt a great in-car camera system, just stuck with it is all. Better systems out there I'm sure.)