Descrizione
A memory card is the one component in a camera, drone or dashcam that fails without warning, and the failure is almost never the flash itself. It is the claim on the label. Cards that report more capacity than they hold will happily accept your files and then overwrite them, and you find out weeks later when the footage is gone.
The True Capacity Five is sold in packs of five in a range that runs from 256 MB up to 256 GB, all Class 10 with UHS-I interface options for cameras that write fast. The supplier tests for true capacity and offers a full refund if a card measures false, and the range covers the awkward middle sizes that people actually need: 8 GB for a dashcam loop, 32 GB for a trail camera, 128 GB for a phone that keeps filling up.
Five cards in one order is the practical part. Keep one in the camera bag, one in the glovebox, and one at the desk, and stop swapping a single card between four devices. Each card carries a three-year warranty, and the CE and FCC certification is listed on the packaging.
Five cards, honest capacity, no rewrites of footage you needed.
Key Features
- ✦ Sold in packs of five, from 256 MB up to 256 GB, so every device gets its own card
- ✦ Class 10 speed rating with UHS-I and U3 options for continuous video writing
- ✦ A1 application performance class for faster app loading on phones and tablets
- ✦ True capacity guarantee, the supplier refunds the order if a card measures false
- ✦ Three-year warranty on every card in the pack
- ✦ CE and FCC certified, standard microSD form factor with adapter compatibility
- ✦ Suited to dashcams, trail cameras, drones, phones, tablets and handheld consoles
Technical Specifications
- Format: Micro SD / TF card, microSDXC above 32 GB
- Speed class: Class 10, Class 6 options, UHS-I and UHS-3 interface on larger sizes
- Video speed class: V10
- Application class: A1
- Capacity range: 256 MB, 128 MB, 512 MB, 1 GB, 2 GB, 4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB, 32 GB, 64 GB, 110 GB, 128 GB, 256 GB
- Pack size: 5 cards
- Warranty: 3 years
- Certification: CE, FCC
- Compatibility: Cameras, dashcams, drones, phones, tablets, handheld consoles
- Bulk note: Orders of 50 pieces or more can be printed with your own logo
Where It Fits
Buy the capacity to match the job instead of guessing. An 8 GB card loops a dashcam recording without filling, a 32 GB card covers a weekend of trail camera clips, and a 128 GB or 256 GB card swallows a full day of drone footage at high bitrate. Five cards mean one per device, labelled and left in place, which is the only real way to stop a card failure from costing you a shoot.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Are these true capacity cards?
Yes. The supplier states that only tested true capacity cards are sold, and offers a full refund if a card is found to be false. Test any new card with a capacity checker before trusting it with footage.
Q: Which size should I choose for a dashcam?
8 GB to 32 GB is the usual choice for a dashcam, because the card loops and overwrites anyway. Pick Class 10 or higher so continuous writing does not stutter.
Q: Will these work in a phone or tablet?
Yes, they use the standard microSD form factor. Devices that accept microSDXC will read the 64 GB and larger cards.
Q: Do fast cards make my drone footage better?
They keep it from dropping frames. Class 10 with U3 interface is the safer pick when you record 4K, because the write speed has to keep up with the bitrate.
Q: What does the warranty cover?
Three years against defects. Physical damage from forced insertion or water ingress is not covered, as with any flash card.
Q: Can I order a large quantity with my logo?
Yes. Orders of 50 pieces or more can include free colour printing to your artwork, which is how resellers and repair shops brand their stock.
Q: How do I check the real capacity of the cards?
Copy a large folder onto the card and compare the used space against the folder size on your computer. Free tools such as H2testw run the same test and print a report you can keep.
Q: Are these fast enough for a dashcam?
Class 10 with a U3 rating covers continuous recording in most dashcams and body cameras. Pick a high endurance card instead if you record every day in a hot vehicle.
Q: Why does my device report less space than the label?
Operating systems count a gigabyte as 1024 megabytes while card makers count 1000, so a 64 GB card reports near 59 GB in most phones and cameras. That gap is normal.
Q: Are the capacities mixed inside one pack?
Each five-pack ships with the capacities printed on that variant, and every card is marked with its own rating so you can tell them apart at a glance.
Q: Do these work in a card reader on a computer?
Yes. A standard micro SD to SD adapter, sold in most electronics shops, lets you read the cards in a laptop slot. The cards themselves are the micro size.
The EastSupplier Promise
Every order ships from a warehouse we control, inspected against the specification sheet above before it leaves the dock. If a unit arrives outside that specification, we replace it or refund it.
- Verified stock — listed inventory is real, not backorder padding.
- Tracked dispatch — a working tracking number within 3 business days.
- Direct support — one team answers sourcing, spec and after-sales questions.
- Wholesale ready — tiered pricing on request for resellers and project buyers.
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