- Is this card good for a dash cam?
- Yes. It is designed for continuous loop recording, which is exactly what a dash cam does. Use 1080p rather than 4K.
- Can I record 4K video on it?
- Not reliably. The U1 and 45MB/s write rating is below what 4K needs. Choose a U3 or V30 card for 4K.
- How is it different from a standard Kingston microSD?
- It is rated for far more write cycles, so it lasts longer in devices that constantly overwrite data. Standard cards are faster but not built for that.
- Will it work in a phone or tablet?
- Yes, if the device takes microSDXC. The A1 rating helps with app storage, though many phones now lack a card slot.
- What is in the box?
- The card on its own, usually with an SD adapter depending on the pack. Check the listing for whether an adapter is included.
- How much recording time does 256GB give?
- Roughly 20 to 30 hours of 1080p dash cam footage, depending on bitrate. Loop recording overwrites the oldest files.
- Where is the Kingston High-Endurance microSDXC Class 10 UHS-I U1 A1 95/45MB/s 256GB cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $148.69, as of our latest check.