- Lexar 64GB Micro SD Card supports up to 100MB/s read speed and up to standard write speed for data transfer. (Based on internal test environment of Lexar, so the actual speed may vary with different host devices and environments. For devices that don’t support UHS-I, the transmission speed will be different due to interface limitations.)
- Lexar 64GB Micro SD Memory Card supports UHS-I, U3, Speed Class 10, Video Speed Class 30 (V30) , which offer high read speed, fast file transfer speed, smooth as well as continuous shooting and Full HD video 4K and 1080P recording. For apps, A1 (App 1) performance is continuous 1500 read IOPS, 500 write IOPS, which helps not only run faster, but also save smartphone’s or tablet’s storage memory.
- Lexar 64GB microSD Card supports up to 3 hours 4K video, or up to 10 hours 1080P video, or 18,800 photos, 9,900 songs. (1GB=1,000,000,000 bytes.) (Due to different capacity algorithms and partial capacity are used for system files, management and performance optimization, so the actual available capacity may be less than the identifying capacity.)
- Lexar microSDXC card supports waterproof (Provide protection against water immersion for up to 30 minutes and water depth up to 1 meter.), shockproof, extreme temperature resistance [operating temperature: 0° ~ 70° C, storage temperature: -25° ~ 85° C], X-ray radiation proof, anti-static and mechanical impact of 500G acceleration. Strong and Durable!
- Lexar microSD Card is compatible with smartphone, tablet, drone, camera and other Android devices. It provides you with speed and storage to capture more adventures OTG, also give you fast gaming experience.












Nathaniel Bornstein –
The Lexar E-Series 32GB Micro SD Card has been an essential addition to my digital storage toolkit, offering reliable performance and ample capacity for my various devices and needs. As someone who relies heavily on portable storage solutions for photography, video recording, and data transfer, finding a dependable microSD card is crucial, and the Lexar E-Series does not disappoint.One of the standout features of this microSD card is its robust build quality and durability. The card feels solid and well-constructed, capable of withstanding the rigors of daily use and travel without compromising its performance or reliability. Whether I’m swapping it between devices or carrying it in my pocket, I have full confidence in its ability to safeguard my valuable data.The included adapter adds to the card’s versatility, allowing me to easily transfer files between my microSD-compatible devices and my computer with ease. The adapter’s compatibility with standard SD card slots makes it convenient for use with a wide range of devices, including cameras, laptops, and gaming consoles, enhancing its overall utility.In terms of performance, the Lexar E-Series microSD card delivers consistent read and write speeds, ensuring smooth data transfer and playback across various devices and applications. Whether I’m capturing high-resolution photos or recording Full HD videos, the card handles the task effortlessly, without any noticeable lag or slowdown.The 32GB capacity provides ample space for storing a significant amount of media files, documents, and applications, making it suitable for everyday use and casual photography enthusiasts alike. While larger capacities may be available for those with more extensive storage needs, the 32GB size strikes a balance between affordability and functionality for many users.Overall, the Lexar E-Series 32GB Micro SD Card offers exceptional value for its performance, reliability, and versatility. Whether you’re a photographer, videographer, or simply in need of additional storage for your mobile devices, this microSD card is a worthy investment. With its solid build quality, compatibility, and consistent performance, the Lexar E-Series stands out as a reliable storage companion for a wide range of applications.
LC –
I had these purchased and installed on my security cameras. It has large enough capacity to last at over a few months (so far past 2 months and still going), and it was easy to format and install. The price is great! I remember I used to purchase something like this capacity for almost the same price for one only. So this is two for the price of one in my experience. You get the value for your money.
Jerry Rutherford –
With a GoPro camera, if you don’t have good microSD cards, the camera can be laggy and stop recording during longer videos… even more so on a 4K video. While they actually specify a higher rate than these… I put them into my older Hero4 and Hero3 cameras…. and they have been working better than in the past. It was an inexpensive upgrade. I also put a set in my ROKU device… it also seems MUCH faster now. I like them… great speed-for-cost ratio.
Minh Pham –
I was looking for some 16GB uSD cards, but found that these are actually cheaper so decided to give these a shot. They turned out to do the job just fine, and doubled the expected capacity I needed, for a better price. Pretty good deal. I ended up getting a whole bunch of these and did a “refresh” of some old 8GB and 16GB micro SD cards that have been in use for a long time before they fail on me. Recommend.
Lola’s Mom –
Needed a micro SD card to backup my digital picture frame. Price was right, and good brand. Needed FAT32 and not exFAT file format. This was exactly what I needed. Works great!
Iris Capo –
Put it in my phone and works like a charm. Freed up so much space. Always my phone to operate faster and without glitches.
Glbbritt –
The product arrived quickly, was easy to use and was economical.
Your Name Here –
Bought for brand new Akaso Brave 7 LE. Initial test was successful. Time will tell how well they perform in the long run. Great price for a two pack.
Dave –
I tested this using h2testw.exe and found it with no errors at all.I did actually reformat it by deleting the FAT table and and re-initializing it for the most part. There was some ancillary data there I wanted to get rid of. It all went smoothly.My system only got 18.4 Mb per second on read and write but there are a lot of factors that would lead to that. This wasn’t a speed test, only a test for data accuracy writing to every sector of the disc and then verifying the data.I’m pleased with the result of No Data lost.
Old Surfer Dude –
They’re usually cheaper than SanDisk and almost as good. “You get what you pay for”. It should work fine in an RPi 4 or 5.The really cheap ones should only be used for transporting data from one computer to another. The high capacity very, very cheap ones are frauds. You can check the device with F3 test (Fight Flash Fraud)