Samsung PRO Endurance 128GB microSDXC UHS-I U3 100MB/s Video Monitoring Memory Card with Adapter (MB-MJ128KA)

Excellent for my new tapo cctv .

Bought it to replace my 32gb blackvue dashcam card.This 256gb card works perfectly and a fraction of the price of the same size card from blackvue.

The Samsung PRO Endurance 32GB microSDHC Memory Card has been a perfect solution for my Raspberry Pi project. Since switching to this card, my Raspberry Pi no longer locks up or experiences performance issues. The 100MB/s read speed ensures smooth operation, and the UHS-I U1 rating makes it ideal for continuous video monitoring and data storage. The card’s durability is also impressive, providing reliable long-term performance even with heavy write cycles. It’s a must-have for anyone looking to improve the stability and performance of their Raspberry Pi or similar projects. Highly recommend!

Too early to tell how robust these cards are .. allegedly these aren't the fastest of cards, nut I can't fault the speeds when tacking 4K video or rapid raw format 20mp photos.I actually bought it to use in a Raymarine Axiom chart plotter .. a "tough" card from another manufacturer lasted just 18 months before it corrupted £240 of charts.I'll be back to update this review in 5 years .. 🤔😁😎

Still working after considerable use. All good.

I bought 2 of these and they work well with my security cameras I would definitely recommend seller and product 5⭐️

Bought two of these 256gb u3 samsung pro endurance microsd cards, and after testing found that one card is consistently faster than the other in random read and write speeds, and by a significant margin too (about +50% faster reads and over +100% faster writes). For context, the slower card is very similar in performance to a 512gb u1 a1 sandisk ultra microsd card I own. Sequential speeds on the other hand, are practically identical between the two. Using the microsd to sd adapter card had no effect on performance, so that's good. I should note that the slower card also seemed to not fit as smoothly into its sd adapter as the faster card. Both came in identical sealed packaging so I doubt there's anything suspicious going on, probably just normal manufacturing inconsistencies across individual units, but I feel it's worth mentioning.These cards are true to spec (u3/v30 means approx. 30MB/s sequential writes which is as observed, and are indeed 239 GiB = ~256GB), and as such I have no doubts about the claimed endurance rating advertised at over 140k hours. Some IOPS speed differences may be observed between individual cards so keep that in mind if high application performance (e.g. gaming) is a concern. I purchased these at £31.90 a pop which is a steal compared to sandisk's competing 120k hour max endurance offering that is almost twice as expensive for the exact same capacity and advertised speeds.Conclusion: highly recommended, especially since one of the biggest weaknesses of SD cards compared to ssds and hdds (other than speed) is their comparatively very short lifespans, an endurance sd card is a must for power users that regularly burn through normal sd cards.

Got this for my GoPro as my last card kept corrupting. This seems to have sorted the issue. Overall it’s just a memory card and it’s doing its job.