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SanDisk ImageMate microSDXC UHS Memory Card: 512GB $27, 256GB $15.40, 128GB Expired
$9.75
$18.98
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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Walmart has SanDisk ImageMate microSDXC UHS Memory Card on sale from $9.74. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ or $35+.
- 128GB [walmart.com] $9.74
- 256GB [walmart.com] $15.40
- 512GB [walmart.com] $26.98
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Give Feedback Model: SanDisk 128GB ImageMate microSDXC UHS-1 - Up to 140MB/s - SDSQUA4-128G-Aw6ka
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| Product Name: | SanDisk 128GB ImageMate microSDXC UHS-1 - Up to 140MB/s - SDSQUA4-128G-Aw6ka |
| Product Description: | The SanDisk ImageMate® microSD™ UHS-I card gives you the freedom to shoot save and share more than ever before. With capacities up to 512GB our SanDisk ImageMate® microSD™ card is perfect for recording and watching Full HD video 4 with room for even more hours of video. Transfer speeds of up to 140MB/s help you move your content blazingly fast—up to 1000 photos in just one minute. Ideal for Android™-based smartphones and tablets this card’s A1 rating means that you can load apps faster too |
| Product SKU: | 525764488 |
| UPC: | 619659175801 |
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– 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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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?
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.
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.
It's a very slow performance class. Looks like it's minimum sequential write speed is only 10MB/s.
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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.
– 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.
Thanks for all the detail. I googled but there's just so much out there. And the way you put it is prob the best way it could be explained to someone like me that doesn't know this stuff in the most concise way, so thank you again.
I'll look up and match it to the tv specs but 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. but there's just so much out there and the way you put it is prob the most concise way to put it so thank you.
I'll look up and match it to the tv specs but 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. but there's just so much out there and the way you put it is prob the most concise way to put it so thank you.
Generally you will be happier with a faster card. There is currently a deal on SD for a Samsung U3 spec card for about the same price unless you want to wait for another deal on a Sandisk Ultra or something similar
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