ADATA Premier 64GB microSDHC/SDXC UHS-I U1 Class 10 Memory Card with Adapter (AUSDX64GUICL10-RA1)

Works great. The recommended model and brand for the LS460W Dash Cam I purchased. Because Windows no longer has a built in FAT32 formatter I had to use 3rd party software to get it formatted right for the camera but I think I can count on this being reliable. Paid about $25 for it I think? Which is reasonable value. The OEM for the camera, DOD Tech, endorsed this model card on their website saying that SanDisk should be actively avoided for compatibility reasons they've experienced in their own field testing. Around the web I also see that SanDisk doesn't recommend their flash drives be used as bootable USBs (a pretty rudimentary function of USBs!) So I don't know what the story with SanDisk is. If you're still shopping around I suggest you look into it, I used to recommend SanDisk all the time over other brands like Kingston. It could just be how their memory products are formatted based on some quick searches but do your homework I guess! Try here: http://www.tomshardware.com/charts/microsd-cards-2014/benchmarks,169.html

My wife ordered the Papago Gosafe 520 as a Christmas present. Great little dashcam. I was impressed very quickly. The only problem is that it did not ship with an sd memory card and has no internal memory. NBD popped on over to local office supply store and picked up one from sandisk. After formatting the card and putting it in the camera I start reading reviews about the camera is says don't use Sandisk (ADATA is recommended on the manufacturers website). I decided to try the sandisk. It lasted about 2 weeks. Including a near accident on a busy local street where I looked up at the camera to see "Card Write Error" Then began saying card corrupted and card too slow. Followed the manufacturers advice and ordered this card. No problems since works wonderfully

I use this with my Raspberry Pi Model B+, and it seems to work fine. For the price, I am very impressed with the card, especially that it comes with an adapter. If I need more microSD cards in the future, I will keep this model in mind.

Reliable and value for money and 64 MB fast size fit in USB, EASY

64GB is a lot of space. I was trying to decide if 32 would be enough or not and then I found this one on sale and decided to go with 65GB instead. I take a lot of pictures and videos on my phone since I always have it with me and the 16GB card I had before wasn't enough space. This 64GB card is fast enough that I don't notice any delay of using it over the internal memory. I ended up buying one of these for my dad too because he was just using the internal memory on his phone and when he upgraded, I was tasked with moving all his pictures and videos to his new phone. Next time he upgrades, I'll just move this card and that should be all. This is way better than using internal memory.

Great authentic product! Got it with an Amazon bonus after having a bad experience purchasing a fake 64gb one on eBay. The ebay item couldn't t be more fake than that. Not only was it 5% of its capacity, 20% of the write speed, it also said "SDHC" (as opposed to SDXC) on the package and contained a few spelling errors... This time the micro SDXC card was authentic and passed all the tests. I was using f3 utility on GNU/Linux http://oss.digirati.com.br/f3/ and the device was verified successfully. The average speed was a little lower than declared, 12-13 MB/s when running f3write test, it's still within the bounds of the UHS-I and class 10 standards. Formatted it to the Linux ext4 fs. I ended up dumping almost all of my classical music collection on it after getting it encoded to ogg vorbis codec. It's now "permanently" mounted in my Droid Incredible phone running AOSP KitKat Android. Music plays great, no problems whatsoever. I love it.

I listen to a LOT of different styles and genres of music. I have an Audiophile sound card connected to my Klipsch ProMedia 4.1 surround system on my computer with nearly 300 GB of music. My phone, however, is my primary music player when I'm out and I needed a card with more capacity. I've used ADATA memory both in customers' and my own computers and always had good luck with their products. I figured this card would be worth a shot and I was right! For quite a bit less money versus other big brands, you have 64 GB of storage and perfect performance. I've had this card now for 8 months with no issues whatsoever. I highly recommend it!

I bought the card at the end of July and it worked fine up until last night. I can see the files when I put the card in my reader but it will not read in any of the 3 tablets that I have placed it in. Call me crazy but I expect a card to work longer than 4 months so that I don't have to continually buy cards for my tablet. The card that I bought for my phone 2 years( :O I have a 2 year old phone) ago has yet to fail me. The only good thing is that I can still get my pictures and music off of it, all my game data is lost because now I have to re-download every game that I had stored on there. I don't know if I can blame the seller for a defective product but I would really like to because this has to be a common problem with these cards. I'm debating whether to take a chance again on this seller and the brand since the price is lower but I highly doubt that will be the case!!! 4-9-15 It's a two time loser!!! Amazon was nice enough to send me a replacement on this item and here it is 5 months later and the same thing happened. I can see all my information on the card through my reader but it is unrecognized/corrupted on my tablets. Will never buy this type of MicroSD card ever again!!!