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!

I like this micro memory card . I put it in my security camera,it works good as named brand. Its 64 GB, pretty large memory, I think its good for 2 or 3 weeks recording. Its a generic sd memory card with a nice price.

This is just an SD card. Nothing more, nothing less. It works. It was a good price. Thats about all I can say about it

works like an sd card. serves its purpose in my dash cam

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

It fits, it works. Seems to be doing what it was designed to do. Good value for 64GB. The only concern was the package arrived busted open, with the card loose inside the envelope. All the card packaging was scratched and dirty. It looked like it was run over by a truck. I dont think it was open previously and I was getting a return, but Im luckily it still worked (so far).

I got this because I was looking to upgrade the storage space on my Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet. I remember trying to use an older micro sd card that I had laying around and the tablet would read it. The price of this one was excellent and the description said it would be compatible. So far, I still have plenty of space left on this thing and its definitely made my tablet faster. Im excited to be able to download several shows from my favorite streaming services!

Does what it should. Holds data like a champ

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.

We got this for an mp3 player and it works great. Ive got over 200 songs loaded on it and have barely touched the amount I can load.