Card MicroSDXC ADATA Speed Plus 64 GB UHS Class 3 model UD64GUI3V30A2SP-RA1

The ADATA Speed Plus microSDXC 64GB (UD64GUI3V30A2SP-RA1) is a UHS-I U3, Class 10 memory card designed for high-speed mobile storage. With up to 160 MB/s read and 140 MB/s write performance and Video Speed Class V30, it supports Full HD and 4K Ultra HD recording and is suitable for devices such as drones, action cameras, 360° rigs and mobile devices. The card is offered in green, white and black and includes durability features for everyday use.

Advantages

The card delivers high sustained transfer rates for smooth video capture and fast file transfers. It meets the A2 application performance class for improved random read/write IOPS, which speeds app loading and multitasking on compatible devices. Built-in LDPC error-correction and industry-standard robustness tests (drop, water, X-ray, magnet, temperature) provide reliable data protection for photos, videos and apps.

Suitable for

• Drones and aerial cameras
• Action cameras and 360° cameras
• Smartphones and tablets (app storage and media)
• 4K and Full HD video recording

Key specifications

• Capacity: 64 GB
• Flash card type: microSDXC
• Flash memory class: Class 10
• UHS speed class: UHS-I U3
• Video speed class: V30
• A2 application performance class: minimum 4,000 IOPS read / 2,000 IOPS write
• Read speed: up to 160 MB/s
• Write speed: up to 140 MB/s
• Model (MPN): UD64GUI3V30A2SP-RA1
• Colour options: Green, White, Black

How to use

Insert the microSDXC card into the device microSD slot or use a compatible adapter where required. For first use, format the card in the target device following the device manufacturer’s instructions. When moving large video files, transfer via a compatible card reader or the device’s high-speed interface to achieve the stated read/write rates.

Recommendations

For reliable 4K recording, use the card in devices that support UHS-I U3 and V30. Keep device firmware up to date, periodically back up important data, and avoid removing the card during active read/write operations.