| RAM | 128 GB |
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| Hard Drive | Solid State Hard Drive |
| Brand | SanDisk |
| Series | SDSQQNR-128G-GN6IA |
| Item model number | SDSQQNR-128G-GN6IA |
| Product Dimensions | 0.1 x 1.5 x 1.09 cm; 4.54 Grams |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 1 x 15 x 11 millimeters |
| Color | White |
| Flash memory size | 128 GB |
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From the manufacturer
SanDisk High Endurance microSD Card
Designed to last, the SanDisk High Endurance microSD card gives you the peace of mind that your dash cam, home monitoring or security system will capture crucial footage when it happens, recording and rerecording worry-free. With capacities of up to 256GB*, you can record and save more Full HD or 4K videos.(3) It’s built tough too—ready to record in extreme heat or freezing cold, and it’s shockproof, waterproof and x-ray proof.(2)
At a Glance
- Ideal for dash cams and home monitoring systems
- Record for thousands of hours(1) with no worries
- Capacities up to 256GB* to save more videos
- Record in Full HD or 4K for more detail(3)
- Save time with quick transfer speeds of up to 100MB/s(5)
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Perfect for Your Dash Cam or Home Monitoring SystemBuilt to last(1), this microSD card can reliably capture video day after day so you can rest assured that you’ve got your eye on what matters most. |
High Endurance Lets You Record and Re-recordWriting and rewriting can take its toll on a memory card, but this card is built to stand up to the task. The 256GB* capacity card is engineered to handle up to 20,000 hours of worry-free recording.(1) |
Record and Save MoreWith capacities of up to 256GB*, you can record and save more footage between rewrites. |
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Handles Harsh ConditionsBecause sometimes you need to capture footage in less than ideal conditions, the SanDisk High Endurance microSD card is temperature-proof, waterproof, shockproof and x-ray-proof.(2) |
Record in Full HD or 4KRated Class 10 and video speed U3 and V304, the SanDisk High Endurance microSD card has the speed to record in Full HD or 4K.(3) |
Save Time with Fast BackupsThe SanDisk High Endurance microSD card has read speeds of up to 100MB/s(5), so transferring or backing up footage is a snap. |
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| High Enduarnce MicroSDHC UHS-I Card 32GB* | High Enduarnce MicroSDXC UHS-I Card 64GB* | High Enduarnce MicroSDXC UHS-I Card 128GB* | High Enduarnce MicroSDXC UHS-I Card 256GB* | |
| Full HD recording(1) | 2,500 hours | 5,000 hours | 10,000 hours | 20,000 hours |
| Video support(3) | Full HD, 4K | Full HD, 4K | Full HD, 4K | Full HD, 4K |
| Speed ratings(4) | C10, U3, V30 | C10, U3, V30 | C10, U3, V30 | C10, U3, V30 |
| Performance(5) | 100MB/s read, 40MB/s write | 100MB/s read, 40MB/s write | 100MB/s read, 40MB/s write | 100MB/s read, 40MB/s write |
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Reviewed in Canada on October 17, 2020
Size
: 128 GBVerified Purchase
test with h2testw
By Jack Montefiore on October 17, 2020
Highly recommend to test with h2testw right after opening the packaging. You could receive a defective product or a counterfeit one. h2testw is a free tool that simply writes data into the card and reads it back. In my case it failed this simple test. I bought this for my dashcam and it's quite important that this is actually reliable. If it doesn't work what's the point of having a dashcam? Please also note that I haven't encountered a single dashcam that can detect read/write errors and inform the user. It just chugs along as if nothing is wrong until you actually get into an accident and find out that it's stopped working back in 2015. It's just the nature of the beast. To ensure no surprises I would recommend testing it every month by simply playing back something even if it's yesterday's recording. I'll be using Samsung Pro Endurance cards from now on. Never had any issues with that despite using one for the past 2 years.
By Jack Montefiore on October 17, 2020
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Reviewed in Canada on September 4, 2019
Size
: 256 GBVerified Purchase
Reviewed in Canada on November 6, 2019
Size
: 128 GBVerified Purchase
Reviewed in Canada on August 20, 2019
I am leaving the original review below as a cautionary tail about assuming that the average card reader is up to the task of handling these kinds of speeds.
Beware that if you have poor performance while using this card, your card reader probably can't match the speeds of a high-performance microSDXC card.
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***IT TURNS OUT THE CARD READER WAS TO BLAME***
***IGNORE EVERYTHING BELOW THIS LINE***
I put this through a stress test and ended up with speeds that are significantly lower than advertised.
The stress test was done using the `stressdisk` utility. It consisted of writing approximately 1000 identical files each consisting of 250MB of random data, followed by reading random pairs of those files to ensure that they all actually were identical. In total, over 250GB of data was written and over 850GB of data was read. The test passed with zero errors, but the overall read and write speeds were extremely poor.
The average write speed after the full data write was 18MB/s, and the average read speed was 14MB/s.
I suspected that the slow speeds could be a result of writing many relatively small files and then reading two back at the same time. To test this theory, I reformatted the disk and used stressdisk to write a single 5GB file, then read the file back. I ended up with a 17MB/s read speed and a 14MB/s write speed.
For comparison, I have an older model SanDisk 32GB High Endurance microSDHC card, and using the same SanDisk-branded card reader, I'm able to get the full 20MB/s read and write speed as advertised. A V30-rated card should not be 75% slower than a C10-rated card.
Size
: 256 GBVerified Purchase
Extremely fast with 80MB/s write and 90MB/s read--with the right card reader
By Nick Anderegg on August 20, 2019
I purchased a new card reader that supports USB 3.0, and now I'm successfully getting 90MB/s read and 80MB/s write speeds. It still doesn't make sense to me that a lower-tier SanDisk card performed better than this one did in that particular SanDisk card reader, but using a Kingston USB 3.0 reader, I'm getting double the advertised write speed.By Nick Anderegg on August 20, 2019
I am leaving the original review below as a cautionary tail about assuming that the average card reader is up to the task of handling these kinds of speeds.
Beware that if you have poor performance while using this card, your card reader probably can't match the speeds of a high-performance microSDXC card.
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***IT TURNS OUT THE CARD READER WAS TO BLAME***
***IGNORE EVERYTHING BELOW THIS LINE***
I put this through a stress test and ended up with speeds that are significantly lower than advertised.
The stress test was done using the `stressdisk` utility. It consisted of writing approximately 1000 identical files each consisting of 250MB of random data, followed by reading random pairs of those files to ensure that they all actually were identical. In total, over 250GB of data was written and over 850GB of data was read. The test passed with zero errors, but the overall read and write speeds were extremely poor.
The average write speed after the full data write was 18MB/s, and the average read speed was 14MB/s.
I suspected that the slow speeds could be a result of writing many relatively small files and then reading two back at the same time. To test this theory, I reformatted the disk and used stressdisk to write a single 5GB file, then read the file back. I ended up with a 17MB/s read speed and a 14MB/s write speed.
For comparison, I have an older model SanDisk 32GB High Endurance microSDHC card, and using the same SanDisk-branded card reader, I'm able to get the full 20MB/s read and write speed as advertised. A V30-rated card should not be 75% slower than a C10-rated card.
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pIXo
READ BEFORE BUYING!!! - MISLEADING DESCRIPTION
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 24, 2019Size
: 128 GBVerified Purchase
Taking it Easy
It does the job!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 28, 2020Size
: 64 GBVerified Purchase
It does the job!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 28, 2020
I bought this for my new Nextbase 322GW dash cam with rear-view module - these require a quick U3/V30 memory card to ensure good quality simultaneous front and rear continuous recording. A 'High Endurance' card is recommended to meet the harsh conditions inside a car and constant rewriting to the card whilst driving.Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 28, 2020
This card claims to meet the Nextbase requirements. So, I did a quick check with CrystalBenchMark and the device proved to be marginally slower than advertised (88/38 Mbps). However, it works well in my dash cam with both cameras running and I have no complaints about the integrity or quality of the recordings.
Nextbase suggest that SD cards are reformatted in situ about once month. I presume this tidies up the file system and checks the integrity of the card.
The card is advertised as 'High Endurance' so time will tell as to how well it stands up to the harsh dash cam environment. After 1 month of continuous use it is still working fine. Fingers crossed!
UPDATE. All continues to work well - indeed, I have just purchased the 128GB card for the wife's new dash cam.
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Not very good
only 10,000 hours
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 28, 2019Size
: 128 GBVerified Purchase
only 10,000 hours
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 28, 2019
supplied by amazon.co.uk , this is the new u3 v30 card , the old one was the u1 card , the old card was rated at 10,000 hours this new card was supposed to be rated at 20,0000 hours but despite this it says 10,000 hours on packaging
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 28, 2019
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Jeff Davies
Definately genuine capacity on all these cards. TESTED
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 23, 2019Size
: 32 GBVerified Purchase
redskin
tips on dashcam application
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 13, 2019Size
: 128 GBVerified Purchase