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High-Endurance microSD Memory Card
Kingston’s High Endurance microSD card is built for continuous recording, ideal for dash cams and security systems. With over 20,000 hours of reliable video capture, it offers high performance, durability, and transfer speeds up to 95MB/s1.
Kingston’s High-Endurance microSD Card is built to withstand write-intensive applications such as professional & home surveillance cameras, dash cams and body cams. With 24/7 seamless recording and playback in Full HD 1080p2, it’s guaranteed to capture critical recordings when you need it the most. The High-Endurance microSD Card is engineered and tested for use in harsh conditions and is durable enough to protect itself from extreme temperatures, water, and x-rays3. Kingston High-Endurance microSD Cards are available in 32GB-256GB capacities and are backed by a three-year warranty, free technical support and legendary Kingston® reliability.
| Capacities4 | 32GB, 64GB, 128GB, 256GB |
| Performance1 | UHS-I U1 Speed Class 10 A1 32GB & 64GB – 95MB/s Read and 30MB/s Write 128GB & 256GB – 95MB/s Read and 45MB/s Write |
| Endurance | 3K P/E Cycles Health Monitoring |
| Format | FAT32 for SDHC and exFAT for SDXC |
| Operating Hours | 26.9K hours (24/7 recording for 3-year warranty) |
| Dimensions | 11mm x 15mm x 1mm |
| Operating Temperature | -25°C to 85°C |
| Storage Temperature | -40°C to 85°C |
| Warranty | 3-year warranty, free technical support |
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Overall, this microSD card from Kingston definitely lives up to its High Endurance name, making it the ideal storage card for your write-intensive devices.
Key Features
Seamless and reliable recording
Whether you are on the road or in the comfort of your own home, the Kingston High-Endurance microSD Card is guaranteed to capture thousands of hours of video on your dash cam or home security camera2
High endurance and reliability
Rated to endure 3K P/E cycles to meet requirements for a wide range of industrial applications with an optional health monitoring tool to manage the lifespan of the card5.
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