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FAQs

Is my SanDisk Micro SD card fake? ›

A real SanDisk 1TB Extreme Pro has a bump on the back to make space for more NAND flash. A sign that your card is counterfeit could be a missing bump. As you can see below, the genuine 1TB MicroSD card has a small bump added on to the back. Lastly and most obviously is the name of the manufacturer.

Class 10: Recommended for Full High Definition video recording. UHS Class 1 (U1): For recording large-sized High Definition video. UHS Class 3 (U3): Capable of recording 4K video.

Ultra is more HD & slower read/write speed than Extreme. Extreme is more 4K/HD & faster read/write speed, more expensive.

Great for capturing 4K UHD Video²

Ideal for recording outdoor adventures, weekend trips, or sporting events without skipping frames. With up to 1TB¹, the SanDisk Extreme microSD UHS-I card lets you capture uninterrupted 4K UHD and Full HD video with its UHS Speed Class 3 (U3) and Video Speed Class 30 (V30) ratings.

Key Takeaways

SD cards are designed for data storage and should last for 10 years or more. Frequent users should replace their SD cards every few years. Professional photographers should have a substantial collection of high-quality backup SD cards on hand.

As well as being a bad investment, fake SD cards are risky to use in your devices, and can result in data loss. It can often be very difficult to spot a fake SD card from a genuine one, as scammers go to great lengths to make them look like the real thing.

V30 (Video Speed Class 30): minimum write speed of 30MB/s. V60 (Video Speed Class 60): minimum write speed of 60MB/s. V90 (Video Speed Class 90): minimum write speed of 90MB/s.

Unless you plan to record 8K video, V30 cards are fast enough for smooth 4K and full HD video capture.

UHS-II cards have a second row of pins as compared to UHS-I, so they can be quite a bit faster, everything else being equal, BUT your camera needs to have slot(s) that also have the second row of pins AND their firmware needs to be able to take advantage of UHS-III to get the benefits.

What is the best microSD card? ZDNET's pick for the best overall microSD card is the SanDisk Extreme, but narrowing down the best microSD card isn't an easy task. That's because you can have different cards for different applications.

Which is better, SanDisk Extreme or Extreme Pro? ›

In short, the best way to explain the difference between the SanDisk Extreme vs Extreme Pro is that the Extreme Pro is faster, sometimes up to 25% faster read/write speeds.

The best MicroSD card overall

The Silicon Power 1TB A1 microSD card offers solid performance with reasonable read and write speeds at a low price, making it an exceptional value despite not reaching its advertised speeds.

These SSD cards are much larger than conventional USB flash drives, but their technology is much more complex, hence the need for a larger form factor, which also helps dissipate heat, so they do not become more than warm in operation.

Perfect for 4K UHD video

The SanDisk Extreme SD UHS-I card delivers the performance to capture stunning, uninterrupted 4K UHD video¹.

Right-click the USB flash drive and select “Properties”. You will see the serial number under the “Details” tab.

For example, all 32GB SanDisk Extreme SD cards of the same generation have the same model number. A serial number references a single, specific product. So, there can be hundreds or even thousands of the same model number made. But, there is a serial number to identify each unit specifically.

in that case you can contact the sandisk support to check the authenticity of the drive and also to register the drive in your account to see the warranty information.