MicroSDXC SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE 256GB UHS-I SDSQQVR-256G-GN6IA

The SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE MicroSDXC 256GB (model SDSQQVR-256G-GN6IA) is a high-durability memory card designed for continuous video recording in home security cameras and dash cams. Engineered for long-term use, it supports up to 120,000 hours (over 13 years) of monitoring, offers a 256 GB capacity for extended storage, and delivers read speeds up to 100 MB/s with sustained write performance suitable for Full HD and 4K recording.

Advantages

This MicroSDXC card is built to withstand harsh conditions: it is temperature-proof, waterproof, shockproof and X-ray proof. Rated Class 10, U3 and V30, it provides the necessary performance for reliable Full HD and 4K video capture. With up to 256 GB capacity and endurance designed for continuous re-recording, the card reduces the need for frequent replacements and speeds up backups with read speeds up to 100 MB/s and write speeds up to 40 MB/s.

Suitable for

• Home security cameras requiring continuous recording
• Dash cams for long-duration video capture
• Any UHS-I compatible device needing Class 10 / U3 / V30 performance

Key specifications

• Model: SDSQQVR-256G-GN6IA
• Capacity: 256 GB
• Type: MicroSDXC, UHS-I
• Flash memory class: Class 10, U3, V30
• Read speed: up to 100 MB/s
• Write speed: up to 40 MB/s
• Endurance: up to 120,000 hours (over 13 years) of continuous recording
• Colour: White
• MPN: SDSQQVR-256G-GN6IA
• EAN: 0619659178543

How to use

Insert the MicroSDXC card into a compatible microSD slot on your home security camera, dash cam or other UHS-I device. Format the card in the device if prompted, following the device manufacturer’s instructions to ensure correct file system and optimal performance. Use the device’s recording or loop-recording settings to manage continuous footage and periodic overwriting as supported by the camera or dash cam.

Recommendations

Use this card in devices that support microSDXC and UHS-I specifications. For best results, periodically back up important footage to an external drive or cloud storage and check device compatibility for 4K recording. Avoid removing the card during active write operations.