SanDisk Extreme PRO microSDXC UHS-I Memory Card 1 TB + Adapter & RescuePRO Deluxe (for Smartphones, Action Cameras or Drones, A2, Class 10, V30, U3, 200 MB/s Transfer)

These work super amazing I think you supposed to replace these if it is worn out but it is worth it.

This SanDisk Extreme PRO microSDXC UHS-I 1 TB card packs serious storage and speed into a tiny package—ideal if you’re recording 4K/5K video, shooting bursts of high-resolution photos, or expanding storage on devices that support high video bitrate. With reported read speeds up to ~200 MB/s (for certain capacities) and matching write performance solid enough for most action cams, drones, and smartphones, it delivers when you need both capacity and speed. It also includes Nemesis file recovery (RescuePRO Deluxe) in some bundles, which is a thoughtful bonus. On the downside, it’s relatively expensive, can run warm under heavy use, and in non-ideal conditions (older or slower host devices) you might not fully tap into its top speed. Overall, if you need reliable, large-volume performance and want one card that can handle many roles, this is among the top picks. Pros: Huge Capacity: 1 TB gives you room for lots of videos/photos so you don’t have to swap cards often. High Read/Write Speeds: Excellent speeds (both read and write) especially useful for 4K/5K video, burst-photo shooting, or transferring large files. Versatile Use: Works well in drones, action cameras, smartphones, tablets, or any device that supports UHS-I and can handle high video bitrate. Durability & Reliability: SanDisk has good reputation; bundled software (RescuePRO) helps recover files if accidentally deleted. Cons: Cost: High performance & high capacity come at a premium. This card is more costly compared to lower-capacity or lower-speed options. Heat & Performance Throttling Risk: During sustained writes (especially video) or in warm environments, card might heat up & possibly throttle. Users should check if their device has a good cooling path. (Common for high-speed microSD cards, though specific heat performance isn’t fully documented in all reviews.) Host Device Limitations: If your device (camera, phone, etc.) doesn’t support UHS-I speeds or high write speeds, you won’t see full benefit—card’s max performance may go underutilized. Durability vs Loss/Failure: Even high-quality microSD cards can be lost, damaged, or fail. Data should be backed up regularly; size doesn’t guarantee infallibility.

Pros: - High Capacity. - Fastest Read/Write times of all the cards on the Amazon site. - Quick Delivery. - Easy installation in a Samsung Galaxy S20+ phone. - Records 4K video streams with no buffering. Cons: - Expensive SD card. - Lack of availability. I could only buy one card. I have a lot of large files and do backups of files from the phone to my servers so I need not only large capacity but high data transfer speeds. Above all, I need reliability. The Sandisk Extreme Pro meets my criterion in all respects. Sandisk has always provided me with a superior reliable product in the past so I am willing to pay more for the performance and reliability. Samsung does not offer a 1TB Micro SD card so there is only Sandisk as the supplier of high capacity, high performance SD cards. No other vendor comes close to the state Read/Write speeds of the Sandisk Extreme Pro. I have tried most of the vendors (not the no-name brands offered on Amazon) but all of them either failed within months because of the high read/write loads, or just didn't have high enough read/write speeds to meet my requirements. Only Samsung made an SD card that came closer the the Sandisk card in terms of performance and reliability. Unfortunately, the largest micro SD card that Samsumg offers is a 512 GB card. If you have ever lost your data to a SD card failure, the higher cost of a better card means almost nothing. The only problem I had with the Sandisk Etreme Pro 1TB card was that Amazon.com only had 1 card in stock when I ordered it. Since I needed 2 cards, I had to settle for ordering a Sandisk Extreme 1TB card which has slightly lower performance specs than the Extreme Pro (190 MB/sec Read vs. 200 MB/sec Read). In conclusion; if performance and reliability with the highest capacity are your requirements and cost is not really a consideration then the Sandisk Extreme Pro is the only card you want to get.

Legitimately seems like the best you can get. Quality, size, and speed are unmatched.

Good memory card loads of storage for pics and videos.

About 6 months of using this as my extended hard drive on my macbook. It’s not the fastest transfer, but those cost more. For the price, this card is working great.

Big. Fast. Great for when speed is needed

Great product for the price