MicroSD Memory Card Class 10 with SD Adapter, UHS-I for Smartphone, Camera and Tablet

When your phone tells you that memory is full while shooting a video

The moment has arrived, the camera is rolling – and after twenty seconds, the recording stops. Deleting photos helps for a short time, then it's back to the same problem. In dashcams, wildlife cameras, and drones, the card also determines whether a recording will run through or stop. This microSD card is marked with Class 10 and UHS-I and comes with an SD adapter.

What makes this memory card special

• Class 10 and UHS-I marking – both specifications indicate a minimum write speed that is necessary for video recording; cards without these classes will stop during ongoing recording.
• SD adapter included – the card can also be used in devices with a full-size SD slot, such as system cameras, card readers, and older laptops.
• Ready to use immediately without software – simply insert, format in the device, done; no drivers or account needed.
• Multiple capacities – from the small version for dashcam loops to the large one for video recordings and photo archives.
• Compact format for many device types – the same card fits in smartphones, tablets, action cameras, drones, wildlife cameras, and game consoles.

Suitable for expanding phone memory, for dashcams and wildlife cameras, for action cameras on trips, and for transferring photos from the device to the archive. The manufacturer does not provide information on read and write speeds in MB/s – in video recording, this is precisely the decisive value and should be inquired about before ordering.

Is the card sufficient for 4K video?

This cannot be determined from the specifications. The specifications simultaneously mention U3 and V10, which contradicts each other: U3 requires a continuous write speed of 30 MB/s, V10 only 10 MB/s. For 4K, V30 is usually required. If you need the card for high-resolution video recording, you should have the actual class confirmed by the provider. Format the card in the target device before first use, not on a computer.