SDSQXCD-128G-GN6MA Extreme Pro Microsdxc 128gb+sd Flsh Adapter 200mb/s 90mb/s A2 C10 V30 U

Bought for my DJI drone and it has worked great. The quality and storage is perfect or the price and size.

If you're flying a DJI Avata 2 and want a microSD card that can keep up with high-speed 4K recording and fast data transfers, look no further than the SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB (SDSQXCD-128G-GN6MA). This card has been absolutely flawless for me from day one. This card is blazing fast. With up to 200MB/s read and 140MB/s write speeds (real-world speeds are very close), it handles 4K/60fps video recording on the Avata 2 without a single hiccup. No dropped frames, no stuttering, no lag. Whether I'm capturing dynamic FPV maneuvers or slow cinematic passes, the footage is smooth and reliable every time. The card worked perfectly right out of the package. I inserted it into the Avata 2, formatted it in the DJI Fly app, and I was ready to go. No errors, no delays — just plug-and-play reliability. Even with long continuous recording sessions, the card never overheats or slows down. SanDisk really lives up to its reputation here. The Extreme PRO line is built to handle extreme conditions, and I feel confident flying in various environments knowing this card won’t fail on me. It’s shockproof, temperature-proof, waterproof, and X-ray-proof — which matters when you're investing time (and a pricey drone) into your content. 128GB is the sweet spot for me. It gives me plenty of recording time without having to swap cards frequently, and the transfer speed makes offloading large video files to my computer quick and painless. This card is absolutely worth the investment if you're serious about getting the most out of your DJI Avata 2. It's fast, tough, and completely reliable — exactly what you want when you're pushing your drone to its limits. I won’t use anything else in my drone going forward. Highly recommended!

holds up well on my outdoor camera. no problems there.

I’m using it in my Raspberry Pi 5, so far it’s doing significantly better than my PNY cards. All 3 PNY cards bricked after their second use however so far all my Sandisk cards have done extremely well

These cards are LIGHTING fast it’s not even funny. My insta360 X4 needed these for 6k or 8k video. These are honestly very overkill but needed for those ultra high resolution recording codecs.

I have pretty much only bought Sandisk cars for many years as they work, and I have not had problem with them. Will continue to buy them in the future.

It is what it is for a good price. I would buy again.

Works very quickly in a Raspberry Pi 5 controlled by Volumio operating system and library (on separate SSD) of more than 20k songs. Indexing from a fresh install takes less than two minutes. Like other higher capacity micro SD cards it is very easy to physically damage with any but the most careful handling. If you do not have good access (I don't without loosening bracket screws to remove the Raspberry) do not use metal needle-nosed pliers no matter how fine or how delicate or how delicate you believe your touch. I ruined two with fine and very fine sized pliers.