VSTARCAM 64GB SD Card Class 10 Flash Memory Card for Security Cameras Drones Cameras Cell Phone

i use this sd card for my security camera and so far working just fine. Thanks

Got this card in a bundle with my camera. Holding up just fine over a month later. Can't complain after continuous use.

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I am using this card over two months as a backup in one of my outdoor security cameras. These are exposed to the heat cycles of the average Southern California days and can be extreme. So far I haven't had any issues with it. I wouldn't use it as a primary data storage, because I still have trust issues with off-brand media storage, no matter what format, but to create redundancy these do a good job without breaking the bank.

This VStarcam 64GB SD Card is a nice little micro SD card. It's a class 10 so it works with my mini camcorder and my action cameras. It's easy to use. I'm able to record videos on it. It's easy and fast to transfer the videos from the card to my computer. I haven't had any issues while using this card. It seems to be a pretty good quality SD card.

VSTARCAM 64GB SD Card Class 10 Flash Memory Card for Security Cameras Drones Cameras Cell PhonePlease note- this review is just for the memory card, I do not have the camera, This is just for the optional card.The flash drive arrives economically packaged in a small plastic envelope that is white on the back and clear in the front so that you may see the flash drive inside. The drive itself is unassuming, and not anything exciting to look at, in fact, there is no documentation or notation on the drive whatsoever. Not even a sticker on the outside stating the capacity of the drive, which usually I find to be very convenient, was not the case. Plugging the drive into my laptop, and looking at the properties of the flash drive, the 64 gig formats out to 58.5 GB, which is expected, as formatting a storage drive takes up a certain amount of space. The drives come pre-formatted in the exFat file system, I reformatted the drives to NTFS which is more compatible with more of my devices. It's a good idea to format any storage device that you purchase because there's always that outside chance that there might be a program fragment in the memory from who knows what. Better safe than sorry. Transferring files to the drive seems to go at a respectable pace, I would say in line with most any other USB 3 drive. I don't have any software to give you a bunch of technical numbers, just my observation, and opinion.

It's hard to "review" a memory card. Generally, they just work or don't work. (And even when they don't it's usually in a sneakily occasional way.) This one works. It has the advertised capacity, and it works fine in a camera whose manual recommends a "class 10 or higher" Micro SD card.

This is definitely not the fastest card I have used, and I find the listed write speed (35 MB/s) pretty close to the real world read speed as well. Still, that is plenty for use in security cameras and the price is great. The build quality is similar to any other micro SD card (plastic chip). I think you will be happy with this for standard usage, but I would pay more for a high speed card for high bitrate video.