SanDisk High Endurance 64GB 100MB/s microSDXC Memory Card

So far so good. I have 6 cameras I recently set up that are solar powered and placed this cards in so that I would not have to pay for the monthly cloud service. The problem I am having is that one of the card's/camera stops recording when the card records about 6 Gigs and therefore have to format the card in order to allow the camera to continue doing it's job. I would have given 5 stars, but I'm not sure if the card or the camera in question is the problem. The real test will be when I set my my dash cam and see how well it will hold up against the blazing hot sun this summer.

Even though this is meant to be a 'High-Endurance' drive, it became read only within a few hours of use when using it as the root partition for a Ubuntu install on an Intel compute stick, and nothing cant edit it, even from another laptop. So it is all ready garbage.

This camera turns out to be very good for our needs. We have theft happening in our area and it provides enough detail about who is near or at the car at all times. It gives us the extra video and detail that our home security system lacks. It has also been good for covering what is happening when we drive around. The only down side is that you cannot FF the videos when watching from the APP. You have to download the video to a video editor in order to see the portion of the video of interest. If you are trying to capture another drivers license plate number while driving, it can be hard to see but if you upload the video to an editing software program you can enlarge it enough to see license plates up to three car lengths in front of you. Customer Support needs some work. You cannot talk to anyone right away. You have to leave a message and hope they will return your call and you are able to see the call when they return your call. It is recommended to have it installed by a professional as it does connect into your cars system.

I purchased this "High Endurance" microSD for my dash cam after my last standard SanDisk died after about 1500 hours of drive-time usage. This supposedly has more durability, so time will tell if this truly lives up to its labelling.

Purchased several of these (they were recommended by dash cam manufacturer). So far we have had NO issues with any of the 10 we have purchased. Will be buying more of these as we add additional cameras.