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Brilliant for the price

Useless… Oh where to start. The camera itself is ok from a picture quality perspective, but the App is a joke. It’s unstable at best, and the functionality is pitiful. The camera just detaches itself from the WeiHome host at random points, without reason, resulting in a need to re-register from scratch. I would honestly suggest looking elsewhere… TO MAKE MATTERS WORSE, THE CAMERA WILL ONLY RECORD THE LAST 24 HOURS, EVEN WITH 128GB SD FITTED! ALSO, YOU CAN'T DOWNLOAD FOOTAGE REMOTELY, WITHOUT A CLOUD SUBSCRIPTION - ITS ONLY POSSIBLE IF YOU ARE ON THE SAME WLAN (WiFi Network).

This 64GB Micro SD-Card is marketed for use with a mini spy camera and when delivered it contains a folder labelled “VIDEO” and a text file called “time” waiting for the files. Other than that is appears to be a standard Micro SD-Card labelled with the symbols “U3”, “C10” and “I”, symbolising; U3 ultra high speed class 30MB/s sequential write speed for video recording, C10 minimum write speed 10MB/s - which is not as much information as many other Micro SD-Cards. I ran a CrystalDisKMark test on the card and the results are shown in the attached pictures. I ran the same test immediately afterwards on the same PC with a Sandisk “Extreme Pro” Micro SD-Card with the following symbols; “64GB”, “U3”, “A2”, “V30”, “XC I” Comparing the results there seems to be close correlation between them (all MB/s) - review card quoted first in each pair: SEQ1M Q8T1, Read: 36.91 36.07, Write 23.28 34.39 SEQ1M Q1T1, Read: 36.91 36.08, Write 22.64 33.35 RND4K Q32T16, Read: 5.62 5.98, Write 1.33 2.28 RND4K Q1T1, Read: 5.07 5.78, Write 1.08 2.02 The Sandisk cards is supposed to be one of their best, so this is a harsh comparison! The numbers printed in faint text on the back of the card did not flag up any further information when I searched for them on the Internet. The card does not come in a storage case, nor is it supplied with an adapter to turn it into a full size SD-Card. This makes it vulnerable to getting lost. This can be mitigated to some extent as the packaging can be reused if you open it carefully. I have put the card into an Owltron security camera that records 24/7 on a rolling basis. If it fails I will update this review - until then it is five stars.

I purchased 2 of these after the first one didnt display any video. The second one has done exactly the same although it did work for 5 mins before displaying a blank screen. Returning for a full refund

Please note that this is a review of the 64GB microSD card and not the camera currently displayed in the advert. The unbranded card is supplied in a cardboard and plastic holder. The holder can be clicked open to remove the card. This is much easier than most microSD card packaging. Its even possible to retain the packaging for later storage if required. No SD card adapter is included, but most people will probably have several of these already. Many cards available online are either faulty, lower capacity than advertised or slower speed, so I put this one through its paces. Plugging it into a USB 3.0 port on a computer using a microSD to USB A (2.0) adaptor showed it as having a usable capacity of 58.24 GB and it was pre-formatted to FAT 32. The usable capacity is correct for a formatted 64GB microSD card. Using partition manager software, I did an in-depth scan of the cards 'surface' (actually a test of individual solid state transistors for a microSD card). This identified a total of 2251 bad sectors. If the microSD card were used “as is” these could lead to data loss or corruption. Luckily it can be easily “fixed” from Drive>Properties>Tools>Check. I would always recommend doing this on any new microSD card. The same software was used to test sequential read and write speeds using the above connection method:- sequential read = 18.21 MB/s sequential write = 13.70 MB/s Overall, this card performs reasonably well but loses a star due to being supplied with bad sectors. If you are not aware of it, this could lead to corrupt data.

For reasons known only to the marketing geniuses, this 64GB micro SD card is sold under the guise of being exclusively for a certain spy camera. Spoiler alert: it works with any device that can take a micro SD card. Go figure. This little card delivers the goods with read/write speeds that won't have you pulling your hair out – around 75MB/s read and 20MB/s write. It’s housed in a standard cardboard/plastic wrap. The packaging lacks an adapter to convert it into a standard SD card, but honestly, who doesn’t have a drawer full of those things by now? If you don’t, they’re cheap and plentiful. Upon insertion, you might find a preloaded file for the aforementioned spy camera. It’s easily deletable, freeing up space for your own secret (or not-so-secret) files. Despite the 64GB label, you get around 60GB of usable storage – a standard practice in the industry, but still feels a bit like getting short-changed at the coffee shop. In summary, this is a no-nonsense, budget-friendly micro SD card that does its job well. It slipped into my camera with zero fuss, and after a quick format, was ready to store a ton of pictures and videos. For the price, it's hard to beat – even if the marketing is a bit misleading.

I bought this camera, after checking in the description that there is an app available on Google Play where it states: "QR code(IOS search weiHome, Google play search weiHome pro", but when searching for it in Google Play, the app could not be found. The provided QR code takes you to a random website where an android version of the app can be apparently downloaded from, but since there is no evidence where this app is coming from and what it may do, I decided to rather to returned the camera then installing an App form an unverified source. So although I like the size of the device, I was not able to check its functionality.

As several others have pointed out, this is a review of the 64GB microSD card and not the cctv camera currently displayed in the advert The unbranded generic card is supplied in a cardboard and plastic holder. The holder can be clicked open from the front to remove the card, this is much easier than most microSD card packaging. Its even possible to retain the packaging for later storage if required Again as pointed out, there is NO SD card adapter is included, but most people will probably have several of these already or have a port on their laptop etc The 64GB card is marked up as U3, C10 and 'I', so ultra high speed class 30MB/s write speed for video recording and minimum write speed 10MB/s, this is pretty much the expectations of all microSD cards these days ... however, only testing the cards performance will give honest value Mine initially reported errors so i reformatted and was then happy. Tested speed with CrystalDisMark and was able to consistently achieve write speeds of over 14MB/s, however this might be a limitation on my card reader since others are able to show speeds over the expected 30MB/s Have since fitted to a TAPO C220 cctv with no issues and recording fine Final remarks, while the generic card is good and great value, the Item listed is actually the HGYGHO Mini Spy Camera and it currently building up a nice user rating of 4/5 STARS ... but of the current 20 reviews, nobody has actually rated the camera itself ... FALSE advertising in my opinion