ARMIDO 64GB Class 10 Micro SDXC Flash Memory Card for Wireless WiFi Light Socket Bulb Security Camera- 100MB/s UHS-I, C10, U3 (64G)

Runs in a phone or security cam just fine. 64GB gives you a full day of non stop recording on low or a couple of weeks of spot recording for motion sensing. Either way, a step up from 32GB. Meets its rated U1 data transmission rates most of the time (Depends on device, some devices have slower readers than others). I would recommend this to anyone that needs a 64GB Micro SD Card. Great for Raspberry Pi too!

Does its job perfectly, just make sure you format the sd card so your pictures and videos will show if youre transferring them to a computer.

Got this to use in a security camera...works just fine. Dont notice any lagging issues or anything, this seems to work well.

I placed this ARMIDO 64GB Class 10 Micro SDXC Flash Memory Card in my Fire HD 10 inch tablet to be used as additional storage after most of its 64GB memory was filled. I was tired of the tablets constant, insistent nagging every few minutes telling me that I was running out of space. I already knew that. What I was confused about were the Fire tablet SD card format issues confronting me prior to setting up. The newer Fire models no longer support exFAT and will only accept Micro SD cards that use the FAT32 format. Since this Micro SDXC Flash Memory Card has no documentation to speak of, I had to find out for myself what format this card came in. Naturally, after drilling down a bit, I discovered it was (probably) exFAT. That meant re-formatting this card so that it would be recognized as FAT32. After drilling down a bit further, I discovered the portable vs. internal memory card usage difference in formatting it. The process was anything but straightforward. After everything was sort-of clear, I inserted the card and it worked perfectly. So far there have been no issues. I just wish that there were some helpful documentation that came with this card. It would have made setting-up a lot quicker and a lot less trouble.

No problem with this on a Mac. Confirmed it was 64GB by writing 64GB in a pattern and reading it back. Worked fine in the VisionFive Release 2 single-board computer that I tried it in after reformatting it to Linux. Works fine.

Inexpensive sollution for security camera storage!

Got some security cameras and needed some class 10 micro SD cards for the storage. Picked this up. Works fine so far. The speeds seem good enough for my use in a normal ptz security camera. No issues formatting, but the true test of the card will be to see how long it lasts without errors. Will update if it fails.

I needed a Micro SD card for a Zoom H2 recorder. 64 GB gives me more than enough storage space and everything seems to function as expected so far. No issues and a good price!

Great value, works as expected, just plug and play, works well with video cameras, security cameras, mp3 player or just data storage. Modern practical media for transporting digital data or media.

This is a perfect card for my outdoor security camera. So far it works well - no issues. I have a lot of foot traffic in that area - and so far not a single dropped frame!