Yes, perfectly.

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The memory card works in the FiiO JM21 MP3 player as it supports microSD cards as memory expansion. The SanDisk Extreme PRO UHS-I V30 (512 GB, microSDXC, U3, UHS-I) is a microSDXC card that is compatible with devices that support microSDXC slots, such as the FiiO JM21.

The memory card is well suited for the Raspberry Pi 3 B+. It fulfils the recommended requirements with a Video Speed Class V30 (at least 30 MB/s) and UHS-I U3, which is ideal for the Pi 3 B+. Tests show that SanDisk Extreme Pro cards offer particularly good 4K read and write speeds on the Raspberry Pi 3 B+, which improves performance in applications and operating system access. In addition, the card is equipped with a very high read rate of 200 MB/s and write rate of 90 MB/s, which supports use on the Pi 3 B+ [product data]. Importantly, the Pi 3 B+ does not support A2 specification, but this card is classified with A1, which is compatible. Overall, the card is one of the best options for the Raspberry Pi 3 B+ in terms of speed and reliability.

The memory card is not suitable for the VTech KidiZoom Touch 5.0 as it only supports microSD or microSDHC cards with up to 32 GB. The requested card has 256 GB and is a microSDXC, which is therefore not compatible. In addition, the KidiZoom Touch 5.0 only supports FAT or FAT32 file systems, not NTFS or exFAT, which are common with larger cards.

The memory card is basically compatible with the DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro, as it is a microSDXC card with UHS-I and V30 Video Speed Class, which meets the requirements of the camera. The Osmo Action 5 Pro supports microSD cards up to 1 TB, and the SanDisk Extreme PRO UHS-I V30 (256 GB) falls within this range. DJI recommends microSD cards with UHS-I and V30 for the Osmo Action 5 Pro, which this card fulfils. However, official recommendations from DJI and other sources explicitly mention the SanDisk Extreme PRO with 32 GB V30 UHS-I, while the 256 GB version with UHS-I V30 is also compatible, but is not explicitly mentioned in the list of recommended cards for the Osmo Action 5 Pro. The card is therefore technically suitable and should work without any problems.

The SanDisk Extreme PRO UHS-I V30 memory card (512 GB, microSDXC, U3, UHS-I) should fit in the DJI Mini 4K as the drone supports microSDXC cards. However, the maximum storage capacity of the DJI Mini 4K is limited to 256 GB, which means that the 512 GB card is technically compatible, but the drone may not be able to utilise the full capacity.

Shalom KeinPlan33! The V30 is borderline for 4K 120fps with D-Log M, better take at least a V60. Greetings Andreas.

Für die Switch 2 benötigt die SD Karte den Zusatz Express in der Spezifikation. Sonst wird das nicht gehen. Somit nein. Diese geht zB. Nintendo SanDisk microSD EXPRESS Card 256 GB (256 GB, microSDXC, U3, UHS-I)

The memory card "Extreme PRO UHS-I V30 (128 GB, microSDXC, U3, UHS-I)" from SanDisk is not directly compatible with the Nikon Coolpix P500, as this camera supports SD, SDHC and SDXC cards, but not microSD cards. However, the card is equipped with an SD adapter that could make it usable in an SD card slot, but compatibility depends on the specific hardware and firmware of the camera. It is recommended to use SD or SDXC cards specifically designed for the Nikon Coolpix P500, such as the SanDisk Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-I cards.

The SanDisk Extreme PRO microSDXC UHS-I memory card with 1000GB capacity and U3 rating is designed to capture 4K UHD video without interruption, thanks to its write speeds of up to 140MB/s and Video Speed Class 30 (V30) rating. However, when it comes to recording 8K video, the technical specifications of this card may not be sufficient to guarantee smooth and trouble-free recording. Recording 8K video requires higher write speeds than those offered by this card, which is optimised for 4K video. Furthermore, UHS-I technology, although efficient for many devices, may not be the best choice for applications requiring extreme speeds such as 8K recording. In summary, although the SanDisk Extreme PRO microSDXC UHS-I is a high-quality card for 4K video, it may not be the ideal choice for 8K video recording.

Yes, you can use this memory card with the Insta360 X4. The SanDisk Extreme PRO 1TB microSDXC card is compatible with the Insta360 X4, which supports up to 1TB of storage capacity. Make sure the speed of the card is sufficient for your video recording needs, especially for high resolutions such as 4K or 8K.

The SanDisk Extreme PRO microSDXC (512 GB, U3, UHS-I) card is generally compatible with devices that support microSDXC cards. As the Samsung Tablet S10 Ultra Wifi supports microSDXC cards with a capacity of up to 1 TB, the SanDisk Extreme PRO microSDXC (512 GB) card should work without any problems.

Yes, the SanDisk Extreme PRO microSDXC (512 GB, U3, UHS-I) is fully compatible with a GoPro Hero 2024. - The card has a UHS-I interface and a V30 rating, ensuring a minimum write speed of 30MB/s, which is required for smooth and reliable 4K video recording. - It offers read speeds of up to 200 MB/s and write speeds of up to 140 MB/s, which is ideal for recording high-resolution videos and photos. - The card is also robust and can withstand extreme conditions such as shocks, temperatures, water and X-rays, making it particularly suitable for use in action cameras such as the GoPro.

Yes, the SanDisk Extreme Pro 2TB microSDXC card is compatible with the Sony Xperia 1 VI. - The Sony Xperia 1 VI supports Micro SD, Micro SDHC and Micro SDXC cards up to a capacity of 1 TB (1000 GB). - The SanDisk Extreme Pro 2TB microSDXC card falls under this category and can therefore be used in the Sony Xperia 1 VI without any problems.

The SanDisk Extreme PRO microSDXC UHS-I card is not only suitable for smartphones, but can also be used in other devices that support microSDXC cards. This includes: - Tablets: many tablets, including the Tab S6 Light, often have a microSD card slot into which you can insert this card, provided the device supports microSDXC cards. - Handheld gaming consoles - Action cameras - drones - Cameras (with an SD adapter). However, it is advisable to ensure that your specific tablet model supports microSDXC cards before use.

The SanDisk Extreme Pro microSDXC 1TB U3 UHS-I memory card may not be the optimal choice for the Sony ZV-1 II, primarily because the Sony ZV-1 II does not support microSD cards. Here are the key points to consider: - The Sony ZV-1 II uses SD cards, not microSD cards. Therefore, a microSDXC card, even if it is a high-performance one like the SanDisk Extreme Pro, is not compatible with this camera. - For the Sony ZV-1 II, it is recommended to use SD cards that are UHS-I V30 rated, which the SanDisk Extreme Pro SD card (not microSD) would satisfy, but you need to use an SD card format, not microSD. To ensure compatibility, you should use a SanDisk Extreme Pro SD card in the SD format, not the microSD format.

Hello I don't have an s23 myself, but since I couldn't find what I was looking for on the Samsung website, I did some research. According to the information on Giga.de (https://www.giga.de/artikel/samsung-galaxy-s23-kann-man-den-speicher-per-sd-karte-erweitern/#:~:text=3.1-Storage%20full,Can%20you%20extend%20the%20storage%20on%20the%20Galaxy%20S23%203F,Google%20Drive%20online%20backup%20), the s23 cannot be equipped with additional storage. In another device, however, the SD card would work at best. I personally have been using it in a smartphone for some time now.

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If you have an SD card reader on your laptop, the card will also work on a laptop. However, memory cards are relatively very slow and can only be used as simple data storage on computers. I wouldn't use them for programmes or even system data...

As far as I know, there is no "minimum reading speed" for SD cards. This is not the problem with most applications. The maximum read speed is often limited by the card reader. In practice, I achieve values between 80 and 180 MB/s, depending on the device.

Yes, the card is classified in the class with a bus speed of 104 MB/s. However, it can achieve up to 200 MB/s using "proprietary technology".

The Instax supports microSDXC, so yes.

I use the card with a Dji Mini Pro 3 and can record 4K if that answers your question.