2-Pack 32GB Micro TF SD Card for Security Cameras, Up
2-Pack 32GB Micro TF SD Card for Security Cameras, Up to 90MB/s Read A1, U1, V10, Memory Card with SD Adapte
Why is the available capacity slightly less than the stated capacity?
The actual usable capacity may be less than the advertised capacity because part of the storage is used for formatting and system-related functions. This is normal for flash storage products.
Why is the transfer speed lower than 90MB/s
90MB/s is the maximum read speed under test conditions, not the write speed. For optimal performance, use a USB 3.0 or higher card reader and port. Actual speeds vary by device, interface, file size and usage conditions.
Why does it show a card error or request formatting?
1. Insert card → Settings → Format → Confirm.
2. If rejected, confirm the required format with the device manufacturer → format on a PC → format again in the device.
Back up files first; formatting erases all data.
My card is read-only or write-protected. Is it broken?
Wear/write errors may lock the card to protect data. Back up readable files, then:
1. Format in the device.
2. Unlock the SD adapter.
3. Try another reader.
Still locked? We offer replacement.
Is this a high-endurance card or designed specifically for dash cams?
No. This is a general-purpose memory card, not rated for high-endurance use or covered for continuous recording. It supports everyday recording on compatible devices. For 24/7 recording, choose a high-endurance card.
| Brand: | EAGET |
| Colour: | Red Black |
| Manufacture: | Shenzhen Eaget Innovation Technology Ltd. |
Memory card with adapter 64GB, as expected > OK
Basic expectations met:
I expected this card to handle continuous recording and maintain stable read/write speeds. I also expected the adapter to fit securely.
Most interesting remarks:
Good packaging and received on time. The card fits securely in dash cams and security cameras (tested on tapo, anlapus and homiQ), and its A1 rating supports smooth recording. The actual usable capacity aligns with a typical 64GB card, and the adapter works reliably for transferring files. The card maintains stable performance during extended use, and the casing feels of normal durability. It handles video loops without corruption (depends on the app used of course) and performs well for everyday storage tasks.
Things I’d like to change about it:
I would prefer slightly clearer capacity labelling on the packaging.
My conclusion or overall impression:
A reliable memory card for cameras and general storage. Recommended.
Note: As a member of the Amazon Vine program, I received this item free of charge in exchange for an impartial and fair review of the product in question.
How I rate products:
5 Stars, exceptionally good, high quality product with no perceived shortcomings
4 Stars, a very good product that met my expectations
3 Stars, a product which could be better in some respects, but is still fit for purpose
2 Stars, a product with significant shortcomings, one which disappointed
1 Star, a poor product, unfit for intended purpose
Appears decent for dash cam
As advertised, Windows see this as approx 59gb as in the title. Packaging says 64 so it’s nice to see the title reflect real worl size.
Often reviews for memory cards are skewed by 1 star reviews from people feeling cheated out of capacity.
It’s a Functional memory card.
I Recorded 1080p dashcam footage in a test run.
It Tested ok in HS2w on pc.
All I had to hand was a USB2 adaptor, plugged in to an extension into a USB2 socket. Probably the worst conditions to test memory card speed. I was getting 500kbs write speeds, likely my fault. Others will be able to provide usb3 speed results.
Pricewise it’s ok, capacity seems genuine. Speed, given benefit of the doubt as unable to accurately test.
Seems ok for 1080p 30fps recording.
Good performance and value
This is a 64GB microSD card with an SD adapter, which makes it much easier to read in a laptop or similar device. Judging by the icon printed on the card, it’s clearly designed for CCTV cameras and similar devices, but given the specifications there’s nothing to stop you using it in any device that needs a V30 speed card at this capacity, such as digital cameras, audio recorders and dashcams. 64GB is a good amount for security cameras.
It’s now in my CCTV camera by my front door, which records all day, every day, and it’s performing really well. I judge that not by testing read and write speeds, but by how quickly I can access the data over Wi-Fi. A good capacity card is helpful for continuous recording, but it also needs to be quick enough that accessing the footage doesn’t take long. If I want to take the card out and download the data, it’s quick enough for that too.
Something I appreciate, which is really unusual, is that the usable capacity of these cards is always a bit less than the headline figure, but I’ve never seen a company openly say so. Here the listing and title call it a 59GB card despite it being 64GB, because once you format it for your chosen device you won’t be able to actually use 64GB of storage. That’s a rare moment of honesty, which is refreshing and says something about the company, making for a more trustworthy proposition.
It’s in an extremely demanding device, which is constantly writing data to it, and after several days of problem free recording, I don’t expect any issues with reliability or speed. It’s exactly what I need, at a very tempting price given what’s happened to the memory card market in recent months.
A great card
I used this SD card in a window camera. It formatted quickly and the camera found it in the slot easily. I simply slotted it in and the camera instantly found it. The data stores and is accessed quickly. I am very pleased with this card and will be purchasing some more at the great price it is when writing this.
A decent sized microsd card,64gb.and works as it should.ideal for digital cameras and dashcams.
A decent 64gb(I have to admit,it does say 59gb,but it is 64gb,59gb is roughly the actual capacity after all the calculations involved that all memory cards are subject to.)
This came well packed on the usual card that needs to be opened with scissors,inside that were the microsd card and sd adapter.
I did my usual testing as I always do with these,filled it to capacity with a variety of file formats,music,videos,photos etc and then tested play from the card,then reformatted to empty.
There were no issues with playback of files,and the card showed the right space left after formatting.Read and write speeds were similar to most other microsd cards of this size I have tried,so this one has gone into my dashcam for testing of write/rewrite over time,which obviously will take some time!
Other than that though,the card functions as it should and has formatted well in my dashcam,again showing the right size and so far video playbacks from it on the dashcam have been as they should.
All in all its a decent 64gb microsd,nothing spectacular,it just does what it should do.
Recommended.
Usable, But Weak Random IO Performance
The AI bubble’s insatiable demand for memory components means that I’m having to look outside my usual brands for storage, which is how I ended up trying out a couple of Eaget-branded microSD cards – one A3-rated model, and this A1-rated version.
In both cases, the first thing I did was test them with Fight Flash Fraud. There are, unfortunately, a large volume of counterfeit cards out there – typically using a small storage capacity, like 4-8GB, with a firmware which reports its actual capacity as being much higher. Because there’s real flash in there, written to in a circular buffer, the cards seem to work fine – and you can even read back the last few things you wrote. Try to get the first things you wrote, though, and they’re long gone, overwritten by the circular buffer never to be retrieved.
Thankfully, that’s not the case with this card: it is, indeed a genuine 64GB microSD card with a 59GB-ish usable capacity, exactly what I’d expect. Performance is reasonable, if nothing to write home about, though there are a few compatibility issues with older devices: I found that my ageing Dell XPS13 9360 laptop struggled to get full performance, writing at about twice the speed it could read – which was, in turn, a third the speed it should. Newer devices, though, showed no such issue.
The pricing on this card is keen, especially given what’s happened to bigger brand names of late, but there’s only one real complaint: the random IO performance, rather than sequential writes and reads, seems to be a little over half of where it should be for an A1-rated card. For my use-case, that’s not too much of a problem – but if you’re planning to use this to host an operating system for a Raspberry Pi or other single-board computer, you may want to bump your budget up a tier or so for best performance.
Good quality budget card and handy adapter included
I tend to stick to popular branded micro SD cards when it comes to critical data such as dash cam video and other important video and photo event recording. However as a backup emergency card, and for music files and trail cameras, this inexpensive 64GB card complete with a SD adapter seemed worth checking out.
At the time of ordering the card and adapter cost just 12.99 which seemed very reasonable. The overall appearance and quality of the micro SD card and adapter are definitely better from many other unbranded and budget end cards I’ve tried which is a positive sign.
The card itself comes pre formatted as MS DOS FAT 32 so should work in most devices such as digital music players, digital cameras, voice recorders and similar. I tested the performance of the card on my MacBook Pro using Blackmagic disk speed test and measured an average read speed of almost 90MB/s and a write speed of 54.8MB/s which is well within specification for write speed although the read speed is a bit on the low side.
The adapter supplied worked fine, enabling me to use the card with my MacBook Pro’s built-in SD card reader. Overall this seems a decent value class 10 64GB card and ideal for general photography and digital media applications.
Works all well as the other top brand names, Im impressed
I’ve been sleeping on this brand for a while, but I’ve had the opportunity to review a number of their products recently, and I can tell you they really measure up compared to the competition. I’m fairly picky when it comes to memory because I don’t like to lose data by purchasing lower quality memory, and this memory card has been working great for me. I typically stick to the big brands but with Eaget, I’m struggling to see any meaningful differences.
First I should talk about the speed. Occasionally I make videos on my iPad and iPhone, and I do not have enough space to hold all of the files I am working with, other than my most immediate project. Some of the files I am working with are 20 – 40 gigs for a 10-15 min video file. I have tried to use some of those larger files directly from this card, and I have varying results. I can easily play the files off of the card, but I do struggle with video editing when dealing with external media like SD cards. I have much better results with ssd’s, and incidentally I do use an Eaget SSD for editing on the road as a preferred drive. Comparing with the big name brands, I cannot find a significant difference with playback speeds or transfer times… assuming I have matched the card specs like A1 U1 and such. In my book this card matched the big name cards on every point. Files transferred quickly, I can play files directly from the card and in the next part I will talk about the disk space.
The disk space is important in some cases. As some tech geeks know 128 gb’s on the box does not always mean you are getting 128 gb’s. Because I mainly work with my iOS devices and this type of media, I measured with the Files app. The Files app reads the disk as a MS-DOS FAT32 disk width 125.65 gb’s. I believe this is good all things considered.
Lastly, the price is a simple one to talk about. I have briefly compared SD cards that I believe are similar and I think I got a good deal considering the reliability, speed and disk size. I would most definitely consider this card again in the future when I need more space to work with.
In my book, those are the main things that matter when it comes to micro SD cards. I believe the asking price is fair and I would definitely recommend this to others who do video editing on their iPhones. I would buy this again in a heart beat,.. although next time I would probably look for at least a 512 gb disk because I fill cards this size in a weekend sometimes. 5 out of 5 stars.
Works Well for Music and General Storage
I ordered this 64GB microSD card primarily for use with my Bluetooth speakers, rather than for continuous video recording.
It arrived well presented in a small plastic and cardboard wallet, with an SD adapter included, which is useful if you want to use it in a standard SD card slot.
I tested the card by copying music files to it through the microSD reader in my Thunderbolt 4 hub. It was recognised immediately and the files copied across quickly and without any problems. I then put the card into my Bluetooth speaker and all the files played back perfectly.
The card is rated U3 and V30, so on paper it has the specifications for applications such as video recording. However, I haven’t tested it in a dash cam, security camera or other device requiring continuous recording, so I wouldn’t want to comment on its suitability for those uses. Personally, for important recordings or high-resolution footage, I’d tend to use a more established memory-card brand.
For my particular use, though, it has worked exactly as I wanted. If you simply need a 64GB microSD card for storing and playing music or other files, this one has performed well for me so far.
Works great, although it is roughly 1/3 the advertised speed in my tes
I was not able to get the advertised 90MB/s in my testing, but that doesn’t stop this from being a useful memory card. This is great in my dash cam or hobby drone, it seems to be the advertised size (after formatting it’s 117GB) and works well straight or with the included adapter, however the speeds connected with a high speed reader max out around 35-36MB/s, nearly 1/3 of the advertised speed. This is using the included adapter and in a UHSii rated reader attached to a thunderbolt port. Not sure why I’m not getting full speed.
New Brand To Me Yet Still Good
**Reliable Storage With One Minor Caveat**
I had no issues with either the card or the included adapter. Data transfers in and out were consistently good, even when moving several gigabytes at a time from different flash drives and a spinning external hard drive. Obviously, the mechanical hard drive was the limiting factor, but the microSD card performed as expected.
I also tested one of the cards through a card reader connected to my laptop while using it for DJing. I did run into an occasional hiccup, but I’m not convinced that was the card’s fault. The software wasn’t simply reading files—it was also analyzing tempo, setting cue points, and handling other processing on the fly. That’s a considerably different workload than simply transferring files.
For basic storage and file transfers, these cards have worked well for me. The included adapters are also a nice addition, and I haven’t had any compatibility issues with them.
Very nice, solid MicroSD for a good price. Working as expected!
This is a good, solid MicroSD card, perfect for video and photography. I’ve tested it in my camera, and it’s working great so far! I may also use it with one of my security cameras (since that’s technically what this one is for), but it being 128GB means I won’t have to change it out for a while! I’ll have to see how long it lasts, so if it dies soon, I’ll come back and note that, but for now, I’m happy with it!
Perfect for a security camera
I put this memory card in one of my security cameras, and this particular camera sees plenty of motion throughout the day. That means the card gets a steady amount of video traffic and is constantly writing new recordings as the camera detects activity. So far, the card has had no issues keeping up with everything the camera is sending to it. I have not experienced any problems with the camera recording or saving video, which is really the main thing I am looking for with a card being used this way.
I also like that the card comes with an SD adapter. That is a nice extra to have and can be very handy for anyone who wants to remove the microSD card and read the contents using a laptop or desktop PC. It is one less thing you have to purchase separately, and it makes transferring or checking files on a computer much easier. So far I have had no issues with this card, and it has been performing well in an application that puts it to regular use. I am particularly happy that it has been able to handle the constant video recording from a camera that sees plenty of motion without giving me any problems.
Considering the read and write speeds, along with the included SD adapter, I found this to be a good value. For my security camera use, it has been working exactly as I had hoped and I would have no problem using another one of these cards in a similar application.