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 got this for my nanny/dog watching camera. It formatted seamlessly. It records just fine.

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

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.

I received a GoPro Hero 3 video camera about 10 years ago. I bought a 64GB high speed memory card at the time to work with the camera for about $50.00. When I saw what was described as a 64 GB high speed card for only $10.00, I decided to give it a try. I then used my computer to compare the time needed transfer a block of files to each memory card. This new $10.00 card was about 2/3 the speed of the ten-year-old $50 memory card. However, when I tried the cards out in the GoPro camera, I couldn’t detect much difference between them. It appears that this new card is good enough for my old GoPro camera. I don’t know how it might perform in the newer models with 4K UHD video. But it is certainly adequate for my GoPro and definitely good enough for music or still photo applications.

I used This sd card as a boot disc. I reads 64gb (slights less than 64gb, 63.something) in both linux and windows.

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.

This card is a good quality and its easy to use. It holds the amount of files and needed to and just overall exactly what I needed.

I needed something bigger than the 32GB that I was using with my OrangePi SBC. This 64GB is faster than what I was using and has much more storage. RPis and the like are notorious for exposing bad SD cards, so I should be able to update in a few months if its still going. At least it tested all 64GB usable when using h2testw.

Its hard to review these types of products because I dont have a way to test the transfer speed advertised, but it does appear to be compatible with my security camera. The size was accurate at 64Gb. Seems like a good value for the price.

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.