SanDisk MAX Endurance 128GB microSDXC Card for Security Cameras 60000 Hours 100 MB/s Read V30 U3
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SDSQQVR-128G-GN6IA
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SanDisk MAX Endurance 128GB microSDXC — 60,000 hours of Full HD recording
60,000 recording hours at 128 GB100 MB/s read40 MB/s writeU3 · V30
The SanDisk MAX Endurance 128GB microSDXC card, part number SDSQQVR-128G-GN6IA, is the longest-lived recording card SanDisk makes. It is rated for 60,000 hours of Full HD footage at this capacity — six times the High Endurance card of the same size — with 100 MB/s read, 40 MB/s write and V30. It is the card for a security camera that records every hour of every day rather than only while you drive.
Compatibility — check before buying:
The hours figure depends on the capacity. SanDisk product pages print “up to 120,000 hours” across this line, but its datasheet gives a per-capacity ladder and 120,000 hours is the 256 GB figure. At 128 GB the rating is 60,000 hours, which is what this page publishes. The manufacturer term scales the same way, and at 128 GB it is 10 years. SanDisk does not state whether a full-size SD adapter ships with this part number — if you need one, tell us and we will check the pack before it leaves us. This is an endurance card: at 40 MB/s write it is far slower than the Extreme line, and that is the trade.
Best For
✓ Security cameras recording around the clock
✓ Home and business surveillance systems
✓ Dashcams left recording while parked
✓ Baby and pet monitors running continuously
✓ Replacing cards that keep failing after a year
✓ Installations where changing the card is a nuisance
Key Features
60,000 hours at 128 GB — six times the High Endurance card
The two endurance lines are not the same product at different prices. At 128 GB, High Endurance is rated 10,000 hours and MAX Endurance 60,000. If your camera records continuously rather than only while a vehicle is moving, that ratio is the whole argument for this card.
A 10-year manufacturer term at this capacity
SanDisk scales the term with capacity across this line: 3 years at 32 GB, 5 at 64 GB, 10 at 128 GB and 15 at 256 GB. A ten-year term on a card that costs a fraction of the camera is a meaningful statement about how long the memory is expected to survive constant overwriting.
V30 keeps the footage smooth
V30 guarantees at least 30 MB/s of sustained write regardless of how full the card is, which is what prevents dropped frames during the minute that turns out to matter. The card writes up to 40 MB/s, so the guarantee has headroom rather than sitting on the limit.
Built for the environment cameras sit in
Rated from -25 to 85 degrees Celsius and described as temperature-proof, waterproof, shock-proof and X-ray-proof. An outdoor camera housing in a Cyprus summer is exactly the condition this rating exists for. It protects the card, not the recordings, so keep anything important elsewhere too.
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Singular Expert Insight
Endurance cards are the one category where the cheaper card is often the more expensive decision. A camera recording twenty-four hours a day will chew through an ordinary microSD in months, and the replacement cost plus the footage lost while the card was failing quietly exceeds the difference between the two lines several times over. The comparison that matters at 128 GB is 60,000 hours here against 10,000 for High Endurance, and a 10-year manufacturer term against 2. Buy High Endurance for a dashcam that runs while you drive; buy this one for anything that never switches off. Our other memory cards cover cameras and phones, and we also stock surveillance hard drives if the recorder needs one.
Buyer’s Guide
Buy it if
Your camera records continuously and you want the longest-lived card available — 60,000 rated hours at 128 GB and a 10-year manufacturer term, with V30 keeping the footage smooth.
Skip it if
The camera only records while you drive — High Endurance is rated well beyond that and costs less. Skip it too for photography or 4K action footage, where 40 MB/s write is the wrong tool.
Also consider
The High Endurance SDSQQNR is the cheaper choice for dashcams. For photos and fast video, the Extreme microSD SDSQXAV reads 190 MB/s and writes 130.
Features - Sandisk - SDSQQVR-128G-GN6IA
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Product Code
M222396
EAN Code
0619659178529
Manufacturer
Sandisk
Technical specifications
Capacity
128GB