ORVIX
ORVIX Ultra 64GB microSDXC UHS-I Card with Adapter Grey/Red
Stores 64 GB of photos and Full HD video on Android devices with up to 80 MB/s transfer speed, Class 10 rating, and water, temperature, shock, X-ray and magnet proof durability
- Capture Full HD video with Class 10 rating
- Transfer files fast at up to 80 MB/s
- Withstand extremes from -40 °C to 85 °C
- Protect data against water shock X-ray and magnet
- Manage storage easily via Memory Zone app
64 GB microSDXC card for Android devices
This ORVIX Ultra card provides 64 GB of storage for Android smartphones and tablets. It captures and stores high-quality photos and Full HD video. The included SD adapter allows use in cameras and other SDHC or SDXC devices. The Memory Zone app helps manage files and off-load internal memory automatically.
UHS-I interface limits transfer to 80 MB/s
The card uses a UHS-I interface with a maximum transfer rate of 80 MB/s. It is rated Class 10 for Full HD video recording and playback. Performance will not exceed this bus speed. An SDHC card will not function in a legacy SD device such as an older camera or reader.
Check device supports SDXC and UHS-I before ordering
Verify that your smartphone, tablet or camera accepts microSDXC cards and the UHS-I standard. The card operates between -25 °C and 85 °C and survives storage from -40 °C to 85 °C. It is water proof, temperature proof, shock proof, X-ray proof and magnet proof.
Highlights
- Capture Full HD video with Class 10 rating
- Transfer files fast at up to 80 MB/s
- Withstand extremes from -40 °C to 85 °C
- Protect data against water shock X-ray and magnet
- Manage storage easily via Memory Zone app
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 64 GB version of this Ultra microSDXC card?
The 64 GB capacity stores thousands of high-resolution photos and hours of Full HD video on Android phones or tablets, and the included SD adapter lets you use it in cameras or laptops that take full-size SD cards.
What does the 80 MB/s transfer rate mean when I copy files to my computer?
You can move large batches of photos and Full HD video from the card to a PC at up to 80 MB/s, cutting the wait time compared with slower cards.
How does the UHS-I interface limit real-world speed?
The card uses the UHS-I bus, so its maximum sequential read speed is capped at the rated 80 MB/s even in devices that support faster UHS standards.
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