Tarjeta microSDXC PATRIOT 128 GB Clase 10 U3 V30, lectura 100 MB/s, escritura 80 MB/s, microSDXC

The Patriot EP A1 microSD card (MicroSDXC, 128 GB) combines A1 App Classification, UHS Speed Class U3 and Video Speed Class V30 to deliver reliable performance for Android devices and 4K-capable cameras. With read speeds up to 100 MB/s and write speeds up to 80 MB/s, the card supports fast data transfer and smooth 4K video recording while freeing up space on your phone or tablet.

Advantages

The card’s A1 rating enables storing and running apps directly from the microSDXC card, improving device responsiveness and freeing internal storage. V30 and U3 classifications ensure consistent write performance required for 4K recording. High read and write speeds provide quicker file transfers and reduced waiting times when accessing media or apps.

Suitable for

• Expanding storage on Android phones and tablets
• Recording 4K and Full HD video on action cameras and drones
• Storing and running mobile apps directly from the card
• Fast transfer of photos, videos and large files

Key specifications

• Capacity: 128 GB
• Flash card type: MicroSDXC
• Flash memory class: Class 10
• UHS Speed Class: U3
• Video Speed Class: V30
• A1 App Performance Class
• Read speed: up to 100 MB/s
• Write speed: up to 80 MB/s
• Product colours: Red, Black
• MPN: PEF128GEP31MCX
• EAN: 814914024799

How to use

Insert the microSDXC card into a compatible device slot or use an adapter/reader for PCs. For Android devices, format the card in the device settings if prompted and choose to move or install apps to external storage where supported. Use the card for media recording by selecting it as the storage destination in camera or app settings. When transferring files to a computer, use a reliable card reader to achieve the rated speeds.

Recommendations

For stable 4K recording and optimal app performance, use the card in devices that support UHS-I and confirm the device firmware is up to date. Regularly back up important data; avoid removing the card during read/write operations to prevent data corruption.