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SanDisk Ultra 64GB microSDXC Memory Card + SD Adapter £16.69 delivered Dispatched from and sold by Amazon US
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SanDisk Ultra 64GB microSDXC Memory Card + SD Adapter with A1 App Performance up to 100MB/s, Class 10, U1
Was looking for a micro SD card for my newly purchased dash cam (NOTE - This one is not suitable - read the comments!), and this seems pretty cheap compared to other prices around at the moment so hope it may help some people.
Note seller is Amazon US so not Prime UK eligible (as far as I can tell). £13.70 + £2.99 delivery so delivery is 7-11 Business Days.
Was looking for a micro SD card for my newly purchased dash cam (NOTE - This one is not suitable - read the comments!), and this seems pretty cheap compared to other prices around at the moment so hope it may help some people.
Note seller is Amazon US so not Prime UK eligible (as far as I can tell). £13.70 + £2.99 delivery so delivery is 7-11 Business Days.
What is meant is that they are not meant for that sort of usage. Constantly writing, erasing and rewriting data is very intensive for SD cards and some can't handle the number of cycles. Like with CCTV systems and standard hard drives, you need something that can handle the constant usage. If you use any card, it'll work for a while, but you might start getting errors, corruption or just complete breakdowns, which if you need the footage for a crash or investigation you don't want that sort of unrelaibility
Hi they will work but wont last as they are not built for always on recording. Mine lasted 6 months and then failed Sandisk refused to replace as the recordings they found were of Dashcam footage. Here's the blurb from the UK Sandisk website regarding warranty.
"SanDisk provides this warranty to the end user purchaser (“You”), that this product (the “Product”), excluding content and or software supplied with or on the Product, will be free from material defects in manufacture, will conform to SanDisk's published product specifications, and will be fit for normal use in accordance with published instructions during the Warranty Period specified in the table commencing on the date of purchase provided that the Product is legally placed on the market. This warranty is provided only to You and is not transferable.
This warranty does not cover use of the Product in connection with the following uses or devices (as determined by SanDisk): (i) normal wear and tear, (ii) video monitoring, security, and surveillance devices, (iii) internet protocol/network cameras, (iv) in-car recording devices/dashboard cameras/black box cameras, (v) display devices that loop video, (vi) continuous recording set top box devices, (vii) continuous data logging devices like servers, or (viii) other excessive uses that exceed normal use in accordance with published instructions. For information on SanDisk products intended for use in connection with the uses and devices noted in points (i) –(vi), above, please visit our product page for high endurance products located here."
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SanDisk ultra was the top of list to avoid for dash cams and also to go for 32GB.
Having never knowingly had a card fail on me and only once stupidly purchased a very cheap fake card, I was unaware of "constant use" and/or potential "over time" failure issues.
So thank you very much for this.
I need to spend some time backing up my various cards and reviewing their quality, use and age.
Good info.
Within 1yr the retailer should replace the card for you.
amazon.co.uk/gp/…rch
Lol, they say that, but as they bill products purchased here to Ireland they put the VAT into their back pocket and don't really pay tax. That half a percent of tax is not tax at all, its a sop to pretend they are paying tax.
Good on them, wish i knew how to not pay tax too.
I've noticed the government is also very good at putting money into their back pocket - and when asked they pretend they have none.
Damn. Just got a memory card for that purpose. Good shout.
Thanks for that looks like I will use this from now on. How do I get it do I search Google for h2testw
Yes,
Remember, writing and then reading 64GB takes hours even at USB3 speeds.
Have a look here for example download.
Virus check download.
If zipped , virus check folder again after unzip.
Thanks for all that, I have it on my computer. Obviously it's best to do it before you use it or you have to wipe it then put the stuff back on.
Just tried it on my 256gb sdxc card and immediately saw it taking hours. Stopped it will try it overnight. Thanks for the help on this bud. :-)
"2. Remove the camera side door and insert a microSD card (sold
But if I'd splashed out on a GOPro, I'd use U3.
You're very welcome.
The thing is that I used Ultra cards and I was keep getting error messages all the time. Even when I make timelapse photos (which is not really write speed consuming). When I contacted their support they told me that SanDisk Ultra is not fast enough so I bought SanDisk Extreme and since then the camera works fine.