ARMIDO 64GB Class 10 Micro SDXC Flash Memory Card for Wireless WiFi Light Socket Bulb Security Camera- 100MB/s UHS-I, C10, U3 (64G)

I have several security cameras in the house that I dont subscribed to their monthly subscription. So in order for me to have playback, I need a SD card and I just keep it on loop. Therefore when I want to review the day, I can view the video from the SD card. I pop it in my adapter and view it on my computer. Great picture quality.

Nice extra storage for my small Chromebook. More storage to add onto the minimal internal storage.

I got this 64GB card as an upgrade to the 32GB card Ive had installed in my Switch. Having grown tired of constantly transfering between the card and internal memory or, worse, archiving and redownloading software, I knew the time had come to upgrade. Skipping the details of how to do this, Ill just say that this card has performed perfectly so far. Only minor note is that while listed as faster than the 32GB card it was replacing, it in fact was noticably slower reading and writing while in my USB card reader. This may actually be the readers fault as it is old and likely USB1.1 and not using the full potential of the USB3.0 of my computer. But once this new 64GB was installed, again, I notice no difference in loading times at all. Recommended.

Great value, works as expected, just plug and play, works well with video cameras, security cameras, mp3 player or just data storage. Modern practical media for transporting digital data or media.

The last Wifi security camera I bought, I forgot to order a memory card for it. What can I say about this memory card? It works. I installed it in an REO Link security camera. I have not had any problems viewing any of the recorded videos on my app. Some SD cards are not as quick to access the media, but this one has not given me any problems at all.

The card came preformatted FAT32. I reformatted and the numbers were the same and what I expect of a 64GB microSD card. I copied a few folders full of mpegs (18GB worth) from an external NVME to the card, going USB2 to USB2. It took 16 minutes. Reasonable. I then copied the identical 18GB batch from an internal NVME drive to the card, going PCIe 3 x1 to USB2. 15 minutes (USB2 on an older PC can be a throttle down). I then played a video from the card in its entierty. Video playback was smooth with no discernable drops or stutters, so this microSD card is fine for media use. At this price, I give it 5 stars.

Works as described no issues. I’ve got it installed in my dash camera.

Runs in a phone or security cam just fine. 64GB gives you a full day of non stop recording on low or a couple of weeks of spot recording for motion sensing. Either way, a step up from 32GB. Meets its rated U1 data transmission rates most of the time (Depends on device, some devices have slower readers than others). I would recommend this to anyone that needs a 64GB Micro SD Card. Great for Raspberry Pi too!

No problem with this on a Mac. Confirmed it was 64GB by writing 64GB in a pattern and reading it back. Worked fine in the VisionFive Release 2 single-board computer that I tried it in after reformatting it to Linux. Works fine.

It works fine! I use mine for my digital photo frame, and it works great. This is a great alternative to more expensive cards.