[Older Version] SanDisk 64GB Ultra MicroSDXC UHS-I Memory Card with Adapter - 100MB/s, C10, U1, Full HD, A1, Micro SD Card - SDSQUAR-064G-GN6MA

I’ve been using this SanDisk 32GB Ultra card in my Android phone and my Nintendo 3DS, and it works flawlessly. It’s fast enough for storing apps, taking photos, and even recording Full HD videos without any lag or errors. The transfer speeds are consistent and reliable.I really like how durable it feels—especially knowing it’s shockproof and waterproof. Great peace of mind! Plus, it comes with an adapter, so I can use it in my camera too.It’s not the fastest for large file transfers or 4K video, but for everyday use like music, photos, and regular video recording, it’s perfect.Would definitely buy again—great value for the price

Still works, really reliable, huge capacity have one of each generation of Pokémon games(Arceus, Shield, Violet, let's go eevee, diamond), have both breath of the wild tears of the kingdom, animal crossing new horizons and its DLC, skyrim, monster hunter rise, I could go on so many games downloaded to my switch at once and I STILL have about 30GB left. WORTH every penny

I have used this card for a few years now and it has worked flawlessly. My only complaint or maybe thought is that it does not transfer data as fast as I would like. However, I am not sure if that is the fault of the card or the computer it is plugged into. It's not what I would call slow and I only use it for extra storage still I wish it was faster.

Works well in my Raspberry Pi model 1B

MicroSD cards are a little odd in how versatile they are. You can use them with adapters in DSLRs or as secondary storage in a laptop with an SD slot. You can use them in phones, game systems, and other devices (dashcams, action cameras, security cameras). The versatility means that you can have dramatically different requirements from use case to use case, and that a specific MicroSD product may be good for one, but not another. What about the SanDisk Ultra 200GB microSDXC UHS-I card?If I'm being completely honest, I wasn't in the market for a high-capacity MicroSD card. I was on a Kinja site and saw mention of a really good deal on these cards, so I bought a couple of them. I knew when I bought them that they are a tier or two down from SanDisk's Extreme Pro line, but I was going for value at capacity, not raw speed.That's the rub, really... the cards are not fast. How slow are they? Though ATTO isn't the best tool for measuring MicroSD cards, I've still included a screen grab of the testing run. Writes max out around 50MB/s, and reads at around 80-ish MB/s. That's a far cry from the 100 MB/s write / 115 MB/s read that you'll get by spending more on a faster card, especially when you look at what happens to the speed of this item with SMALL random write and reads.So, who is this for? Well, if you're looking for large storage to add to your phone or tablet, this is a good buy. It's also good for non-DSLR cameras of almost any type. What it's not as good for is to use as primary or secondary storage for a PC or laptop. It also wouldn't be a good choice for DSLRs, in my opinion. If performance is your primary need, you should look elsewhere, as there are faster choices. However, if you're ok with the speed penalty, this is a solid product, and I recommend it.

I recommend to friends

Product works great good place to shop

The card works well so far, and has the specified speed and capacity.