Worked for my SJCAM 4K Action Camera then I was able to transfer to my Samsung Note 8. The images and video were perfect. Came with a memory card reader that fit my laptop.

This is an amazing card. I use it in my DJI Inspire 2 and plan on buying more of them. They write at 90mb/s which is what I need. At 1GB per minute of compressed h264 video it's great.

If you have a DJI Phantom 4 Pro, this is the best micro SD card for it. This card easily writes at 100mb/s for 4k video photography.

The card came within 2 business days and works just as expected. Included with my purchase was a 2 year subscription to a file restore service. I am very happy with my purchase

SanDisk's Ultra SDXC and microSDXC memory cards make their way through the lab. Follow on as Tyler puts them through their paces to see how they perform.

The SanDisk Extreme microSDXC UHS-I memory card series are said to be the perfect companion for your smartphone, tablet and cameras. With read speeds of up to 80MB/s and write speeds of up to 50 MB/s the 64GB card also just happens to be the fastest 64GB microSDXC card available.

This card is perfect for the Mavic Pro 2 which is the reason I purchased. Slower cards cant handle the 4K footage or Raw files to be able to covert to hyperlapses. This card can handle it all and at the time I purchased it, it was on sale for $60 which is a deal because I tried finding it locally...

I bought this memory card to hold photos since I am a photographer. It is perfect! I can keep all the images I need on it and if down the line I need to add more, I can easily do that. It works great and I am glad I purchased it at Office Depot!

I purchased three of these for Samsung S7 Samsung S2 Samsung Note2 They all worked fine, except I had some trouble with the Note-2 I had to put the disk in my windows PC first and format it as windows recommended. Then the note2 recognized the disk once reinserted into the phone.

Thought at first I had made a mistake, when my devices wouldn't read the card. So, I put it in my computer card reader to see if it would detect it. It could, so then I just reformatted it a different format. Then used in my tablet again and there was no problem accessing it.