Quick Summary
The KOOTION 64GB Micro SD Card is a microSDXC memory card with UHS-I U1 and Class 10 ratings. It is stated for use with GoPro, action cameras, drones, smartphones, tablets, digital cameras, game consoles, dash cameras and surveillance systems.
The card is described with up to 80 MB/s read speed and up to 20 MB/s write speed. It is also described as water-resistant, anti-magnetic, shockproof and resistant to high or low temperatures.
Key Details
| Detail | Verified information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 64GB. Check that this is the storage size you need for photos, video, music or other files. |
| Card type | MicroSDXC memory card. Confirm that your device supports microSDXC cards. |
| Speed ratings | UHS-I U1 and Class 10. These ratings help buyers compare cards for devices that call for these classes. |
| Read speed | Up to 80 MB/s. This is the stated maximum read speed. |
| Write speed | Up to 20 MB/s. This is the stated maximum write speed. |
| Intended devices | Listed for GoPro, action camera, drone, smartphone, tablet, digital camera, game console, dash camera and surveillance system use. |
| Storage format note | 64GB and above are stated as exFAT by default. Check whether your device accepts this format. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Capacity: 64GB suits buyers who want a modest memory boost rather than a larger storage card.
- Card format: This is a microSDXC card, so the device must support that format.
- Speed class: UHS-I U1 and Class 10 are the stated speed ratings, which are useful to compare against the needs of your device.
- Speed figures: Compare the stated 80 MB/s read speed and 20 MB/s write speed with the demands of the files you plan to store.
- Default format: The card is stated as exFAT at 64GB and above, so check compatibility if your device has format limits.
What Is Included
1 x 64GB microSDXC memory card.
Before You Decide
Confirm that your device accepts microSDXC cards and exFAT formatting before choosing this card. If you need more storage, a different capacity may be a better fit. For devices that rely on specific speed classes, compare the UHS-I U1 and Class 10 ratings with the required specification.
