Flash Memory Transcend 64GB MicroSDXC 350V

Transcend High Endurance microSDXC 350V (64GB) is a Class 10 microSDXC card designed for dashcams, security cameras and surveillance systems. With up to 64 GB capacity and durable NAND memory, this card delivers up to 95 MB/s read and 45 MB/s write speeds, providing stable Full HD recording and sufficient space for hours of video and thousands of snapshots. The card is engineered to resist shock, water, extreme temperatures, X-rays and static to ensure reliable long-term operation in harsh environments.

Advantages

The card is optimized for write-intensive applications and offers high endurance with Terabytes Written (TBW) values up to 170 TB to support continuous recording. Its Class 10 performance and consistent write speed help prevent dropped frames during Full HD video capture. Built-in environmental protections and rigorous testing increase reliability for long-term surveillance use. Transcend also provides the RecoveRx data recovery utility to help recover deleted files.

Suitable for

• Dashboard cameras (dashcams)
• Home and business security cameras
• Car DVRs and fleet monitoring
• Continuous surveillance recording systems

Key specifications

• Capacity: 64 GB
• Type: microSDXC (Class 10)
• Read speed: up to 95 MB/s
• Write speed: up to 45 MB/s
• Endurance: up to 170 TBW
• Durability: waterproof, temperature resistant, shock proof, X-ray proof, static proof
• Color: Black, Silver
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): TS64GUSD350V
• EAN: 760557843351

How to use

Insert the Transcend microSDXC 350V card into a compatible microSD slot or use an adapter for full-size SD slots. Format the card in the recording device before first use if recommended by the device manufacturer. For continuous recording, configure your camera’s loop recording, resolution and bitrate settings according to the device manual to balance video quality and storage use.

Recommendations

Use the card in devices that explicitly support microSDXC and Class 10 performance. Regularly back up important footage to an external storage location and replace the card according to device manufacturer guidance or when signs of degraded performance appear.