SanDisk Ultra 120 256GB @ $39.95 + Delivery
Ultra 120, reading speed is 120MBps max
Whereas old ultra 100 is 90-100MBps max
SanDisk Ultra microSDXC Card 128GB (120MB/s Model) $19.95 + Delivery @ Shopping Square
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Would this be OK for dashcam use case?
get the endurance one linked below.
No.
Older slow ones will work fine, but the newer ones will want to write data constantly, and fast; you want the "endurance" range.
Seems to be across all SD cards. Grabbing some Samsung Evo ones
Also click through the main page to collect a free shipping coupon.
Took me a while to figure out how to use it, but you need to
- Sign in
- Click through Year of the Ox banner
- Proceed to check out your cart
- Select the payment option thats NOT paypal express
- Go through address confirmation
- Click on "Use coupon" and select the ox image
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There's also SanDisk High Endurance 128GB micro SD for $25.95
thank you
I bought this same card ShoppingSquare. Beware: if you order, even though they are local stock, it will take AGES to dispatch. When I ordered, my item was dispatched 3 weeks after I paid and arrived 1-2 weeks later.
Was going to buy, but can not wait for 5 weeks
If you have an Amazon Prime account, the high endurance is $28.99 or $23.99 for the ultra delivered next day depending on your location.
The speed ratings are confusing.
The Ultra 120 is rated U1
However the Endurance is rated U3 despite being slower (100mbps)🤷♂️
You're not wrong, and Sandisk go out of their way to make it even more confusing than usual.
U3 refers to write speed, at least 30MBytes/second. This is the highest "U" rating there is, for cards that go faster than 30MBytes/sec they add a "V" rating, like "V90" if the card can write at 90MBytes/sec.
The "120MBps" rating is a read speed, and it's partially a lie. You can ONLY achieve that reading with a special Sandisk card reader. Since the card is rated UHS-I, the maximum speed the interface can be clocked at is 105MBytes/sec, so that's the actual maximum read speed you'll see in everything OTHER than the special Sandisk card reader, which overclocks the card faster than the maximum official UHS-I speed.
Also don't forget the $5 voucher but you must claim it few days ago
Had it in the cart but remembered I have 128gb extreme SanDisk still sealed haha…
Ordered the SanDisk High Endurance 128GB micro SD SDXC Memory Card UHS-I U3 V30 for $25.95 on Feb 1st and order is still 'processing' 14 days later
Don't think I will be ordering from Shoppingsquare again
These cards do work well.
Though, I wish SanDisk would stop making their cards faster, and work on making them more consistent.
Video and software are more common on sdcards now than photos; having amazing burst performance is fine, but strange slowdowns when your memory heats up, is not ideal for a significant user base.
This is why Samsung is popular.