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SanDisk ImageMate microSDXC UHS Memory Card: 512GB $27, 256GB $15.40, 128GB

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Walmart has SanDisk ImageMate microSDXC UHS Memory Cards on sale below for prices starting from $9.74. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.

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Available:
  • 128GB (SDSQUA4-128G-Aw6ka) $9.74
  • 256GB (SDSQUA4-256G-Aw6ka) $15.40
  • 512GB (SDSQUA4-512G-Aw6ka) $26.98

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  • 10-year warranty
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Walmart has SanDisk ImageMate microSDXC UHS Memory Cards on sale below for prices starting from $9.74. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.

Thanks to Deal Hunter PennyFound for finding this deal.

Available:
  • 128GB (SDSQUA4-128G-Aw6ka) $9.74
  • 256GB (SDSQUA4-256G-Aw6ka) $15.40
  • 512GB (SDSQUA4-512G-Aw6ka) $26.98

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Written by slickdewmaster | Staff
  • 10-year warranty
  • Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Model: SanDisk 128GB ImageMate microSDXC UHS-1 - Up to 140MB/s - SDSQUA4-128G-Aw6ka

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Gammon
SD cards have various codes and symbols to indicate their speed class, application performance class, and UHS bus interface. For example:

– A number inside a circle (e.g., 10) indicates the Speed Class.
– A number inside a U (e.g., U1 or U3) indicates the UHS Speed Class.
– A number following a V (e.g., V30, V60, V90) indicates a newer (and faster) UHS Speed Class rating.
– A number following an A (e.g., A1 or A2) indicates the Application Performance Class.
Roman numerals (I or II) represent the UHS Bus Interface, with I being UHS-I and II being UHS-II.
– To determine the performance and compatibility of an SD card, consider these symbols and consult your device's specifications.
mja28
High Endurance cards are recommended for dash cams because the constant read/ write.
Trialchicken
It's a very slow performance class. Looks like it's minimum sequential write speed is only 10MB/s.

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Are these suitable for dashcam?
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Quote from fongch :
Are these suitable for dashcam?
High Endurance cards are recommended for dash cams because the constant read/ write.
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I don't know anything about these, what's wrong with A1 U1?
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Quote from mja28 :
High Endurance cards are recommended for dash cams because the constant read/ write.
Should I go with this or something different if I wanna leave it plugged into the back of my Lg Oled TV and watch videos I shot with my iPhone off it? I bought a samsung bar 256 thumb drive and one and the videos would play fine but for some reason its glitching and freezes now, so figd id try a different Thumb drive but figure why not go with something like a memory card like this so I can have the option of using the memory card for something else down the road. Is that the right way to think about this or would a memory card put into a usb reader cause problems left plugged in? Thanks. I'll give reps. Please and thanks in advance.
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Quote from VandelayImports :
I don't know anything about these, what's wrong with A1 U1?
Should I go with this or something different if I wanna leave it plugged into the back of my Lg Oled TV and watch videos I shot with my iPhone off it? I bought a samsung bar 256 thumb drive and one and the videos would play fine but for some reason its glitching and freezes now, so figd id try a different Thumb drive but figure why not go with something like a memory card like this so I can have the option of using the memory card for something else down the road. Is that the right way to think about this or would a memory card put into a usb reader cause problems left plugged in? Thanks. I'll give reps. Please and thanks in advance.
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Quote from VandelayImports :
I don't know anything about these, what's wrong with A1 U1?
It's a very slow performance class. Looks like it's minimum sequential write speed is only 10MB/s.

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I don't know anything about these, what's wrong with A1 U1?
Get this one.

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Quote from VandelayImports :
I don't know anything about these, what's wrong with A1 U1?
SD cards have various codes and symbols to indicate their speed class, application performance class, and UHS bus interface. For example:

– A number inside a circle (e.g., 10) indicates the Speed Class.
– A number inside a U (e.g., U1 or U3) indicates the UHS Speed Class.
– A number following a V (e.g., V30, V60, V90) indicates a newer (and faster) UHS Speed Class rating.
– A number following an A (e.g., A1 or A2) indicates the Application Performance Class.
Roman numerals (I or II) represent the UHS Bus Interface, with I being UHS-I and II being UHS-II.
– To determine the performance and compatibility of an SD card, consider these symbols and consult your device's specifications.
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