SanDisk 256GB ImageMate Plus microSDXC UHS-1 Flash Memory Card

This memory card is working great for me. I produce and record videos and often cover local events. When recording video, I need memory cards that can record video clearly -- without weird artifacts or glitches -- yet is big enough to record high definition video, at 1080p resolution, for as long enough to capture everything I needed. Plus, since there are no do-overs for the events I cover, I need to be able to rely on it recording without any problems at all. It records HD video for about 90 minutes which is perfect for our station. The card is super easy to use. I just insert it into any device where there is an appropriate, which usually has a little spring to it and a click when it's locked into place. It is immediately recognized by my various devices, including cameras, smartphones, and laptops. I can save data or video or whatever to it immediately without needing to download any special drivers or anything. I can use it in my cameras that require the original micro SD card size, plus, it includes a free adapter, so I can use it where the larger SD cards are needed. The larger adapter is also helpful for storage because the card itself is so tiny (about the size of a pinky fingernail). It seems like copying data on or off the card depends mostly on the computer or device I'm copying the data to -- this card is never the hold-up. I find that, in a plain old USB slot, using another adapter, I can copy, say, 10 gigabytes of videos in just a few moments.

I bought this for an indoor camera, and it works as it should. My camera took this card with no issues or having to reformat as others have required. I have it set up to record on a loop, and I can go back about three days. I have not taken it out, so i don't know how it would work on a computer, but on my phone, the images show up nicely.