SanDisk High Endurance 512GB microSDXC vs ADATA High Endurance 512GB microSDXC

Both are 512GB V30 high-endurance microSDXC cards built for dash cams and security cameras, so the choice comes down to small differences. The SanDisk states its read and write speeds (up to 100 MB/s read, 40 MB/s write) and ships with an SD adapter, which helps if you also use a full-size slot. The ADATA adds an A2 app performance rating and a wider published temperature range, but its speed figures are not stated. For most buyers the SanDisk is the safer pick; choose the ADATA if you run apps from the card or shoot in extreme heat or cold.

• Choose the SanDisk High Endurance if you want stated read and write speeds and an SD adapter in the box for use across cameras and card readers.
• Choose the ADATA High Endurance if you need an A2-rated card for app-heavy devices or want a card rated for -25°C to 85°C.