INTEGRAL INMSDX64G-100/70V30 Integral 64GB MICRO SDXC 70V30, R:100MB/s W:70MB/s U3 V30 + ADAPTER

Spellen zijn snel op het kaartje te zetten en starten snel op. Perfect.

Perfettamente funzionante, capacità come descrizione.

Using it for my Innovv K5 dashcam and i'm missing loads of recordings, switching to a Sandisk Extreme Pro resolved all issues. When performing write/read tests on a Macbook, I get about 83-88mb/s.

It arrived promptly. I was afraid it might have less than advertised space on it, but it was fine.

I have owned several Integral cards and will say they are a great budget option. My experience with Integral products are as follows: Three memory cards. Two of these have retained data for a year or two no problems, a couple have had moderate writes placed on them without failure, filled to capacity multiple times. Access times can be a tad slower but their latest batch seem quite good with reads, topping 50 - 75 MB/S for linear reads and the write speeds do not seem to crater on erasure. I had another Integral USB stick bought at a retailer that was *abused* for years, and only broke from excessive removal and insertion, the NAND chip itself was fine. This memory stick itself was SLOW (And the price reflected that) but it never failed to retain its data. The company is one of the only companies I have seen that admits a shortcoming in flash memory technology of gradual self erasure by quantum tunnelling (Though they put this in laymans terms on their sites FAQ) and back up the card with a 5 year warranty and claim a retention time of up to ten years which is what I would expect from TLC/QLC flash. As it is a 5-year warranty and likely are not using bad quality NAND. They even give advice to do a full format after ten years and recopy the data and advise making a backup. This ten year limit will be the same for TLC/QLC of most manufacturers, unless its a pro endurance or pro type card with ECC or pMLC (think SanDisk Max Endurance). I have no idea if these Integral cards use ECC to boost that figure. You can get a bad apple in every bunch regardless of brand, so keep backups. A Quality budget option you won't go wrong with. It seems they stand by their product and their marketing is *realistic*. As a budget option that is not pMLC, I would not use them for mission critical devices or if I want to abuse them with sustained heavy writes in such an environment, but will use them in all general purpose applications like music or a smartphone that is mostly read than writes, or in an occasional digital camera. Never have failed me. As fakes can exist online, use H2Testw if in doubt.