Lexar 1TB Professional 1066x Micro SD Card w/SD Adapter
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About Lexar 1TB Professional 1066x Micro SD Card w/SD Adapter
Overall Feedback:
91% positive
92% appreciated the wide compatibility
This microSD card from the Lexar Silver Series, v30, class 10 offers up to 70MBs of write speed and up to 160MBs read speed. It works as expected and meets my need for secure continuous clear recording of events.
84% found it helpful to secure data, however 16% didn't
The micro-SD card meets my need for secure continuous clear recording of events.
I did not mention anything specific about the data security of the micro-SD memory card.
I discovered that the micro-SD memory card was fake after benchmark testing and peeling off the label. It was reprogrammed to show 128 GB of memory, but in reality, it was only 4 GB. This could lead to data corruption and loss if I filled up the 4 GB storage.
91% liked the read and write speeds, while 9% didn't like
The microSD card has a write speed of up to 70MBs and a read speed of up to 160MBs.
When I read or write huge files, the read and write speeds stay perfectly flat and steady.
I found that the Lexar Professional 1066x 64GB is fast for a USH-I microSD card, but its real-world speed falls short of the advertised 160MB/s.
My memory card has a read speed of 54Mbs but a write speed of only 5Mbs.
83% appreciated the security features, but 17% found them insufficient
This micro-SD memory card from the Lexar Silver Series, v30, class 10 meets my need for secure continuous clear recording of events.
SanDisk does not include the little plastic case for the card and adapter, which is a security feature. However, Lexar includes it.
84% praised the storage capacity, while 16% found it limited
I chose this specific model because it has the highest capacity (512 GB) among the cards recommended by DJI for the Osmo Pocket 3.
My camera uses a maximum storage capacity of 64GB, which provides sufficient space to capture a lengthy time frame before starting the loop over.
I have noticed that the Lexar Professional 1066x 64GB microSD card has a lower storage capacity than my previous Samsung Pro 64GB card. The difference in storage capacity between the two cards has been specified.
After further inspection, I discovered that the micro SD memory card was reprogrammed to show 128 GB of memory, but it is actually a 4 GB card.
