BZB UAS microSDXC Card 64GB C10 U3
Capture every epic moment with zero stress! The BZB UAS microSDXC Card 64GB C10 U3 is your ultimate adventure partner. Experience flawless, ultra-smooth recording—no stuttering, no lost frames, just perfect drone footage, FPV clips, and action shots. Packed with a generous 64GB of reliable storage, it gives you all the space you need for your drone, phone, or console. Pop it in and start shooting your world!
BZB UAS microSDXC Card 64GB C10 U3 — Reliable Recording in Any Device
The BZB UAS microSDXC Card 64GB C10 U3 is a 64GB microSDXC memory card from BZB UAS for drones, FPV goggles, cameras and everyday devices. It is rated Class 10, UHS Speed Class 3 (U3) and Video Speed Class 30 (V30), which means a minimum sustained sequential write speed of 30MB/s, and it uses the UHS-I bus. The card works in any device that supports microSDXC cards, runs at 2.7-3.6V and measures 15x11x1mm. We check our cards with a full-capacity test.
64GB
Capacity
30MB/s
Minimum Sequential Write
V30
Video Speed Class
UHS-I
Bus Interface
BZB UAS microSDXC Card 64GB C10 U3 Key Features
Real Capacity
We check BZB UAS cards with a full-capacity test, so you get a real 64GB. Your recordings and files go exactly where they should.
Smooth Video Recording
A guaranteed minimum write speed keeps the recording going without gaps. The SD Association names the U3 and V30 classes for recording 4K video.
Room for Long Recordings
The large capacity holds many flights, trips and photo sessions. You copy files and swap cards in the field less often.
One Card for Many Devices
The card works in every device that takes microSDXC cards, from FPV goggles to a phone or a console. You move it between devices as you need.
What the Symbols on the Card Mean
Every marking printed on the card is defined by the SD Association, the organisation that develops the SD card standard. Here is what each one tells you.
microSDXC
Capacity standard for cards above 32GB up to 2TB, with the exFAT file system as standard.
I
UHS-I bus. In a UHS-I device the bus runs at up to 104MB/s.
C10
Speed Class 10, a minimum sequential write of 10MB/s, enough for Full HD video.
U1
UHS Speed Class 1, a minimum write of 10MB/s in UHS mode.
U3
UHS Speed Class 3, a minimum write of 30MB/s, suited to 2K and 4K video.
V30
Video Speed Class 30, a minimum write of 30MB/s, which the SD Association calls ideal for 4K video.
BZB UAS microSDXC Card 64GB C10 U3 Suitable Applications
A microSD card has countless uses. The BZB UAS microSDXC Card 64GB C10 U3 records video on drones and in FPV goggles, stores footage from action cameras and gimbal cameras, and adds storage to phones, tablets, handheld consoles and mini computers. Wherever a device takes microSDXC cards, this card is ready to work.
Drones
Recording flights from the drone's onboard camera.
FPV Goggles with DVR
Saving the goggle feed so you can watch every flight again.
Gimbal Cameras
Storing photos and video from gimbal cameras on drones.
Action Cameras
Recording rides, trips and training in high resolution.
Dash Cams
Keeping a record of every journey by car.
Phones and Tablets
More room for photos, videos, music and files.
Handheld Consoles
Room for games and saves on consoles with a microSD slot.
Raspberry Pi and Mini Computers
Storage for projects, data and recordings.
Frequently asked questions - BZB UAS microSDXC Card 64GB C10 U3
Card makers state capacity in decimal units (1GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes), while computers and many devices show it in binary units (1GB = 1,073,741,824 bytes), so 64GB appears as about 59GB. The file system also takes up some space after formatting. This is normal for every memory card.
exFAT is the standard file system for microSDXC cards and has no 4GB limit on a single file. Some devices only accept FAT32, in that case format the card in the device itself or the way its manual describes.
Yes. The SD Association names cards with U3 and V30 for recording 4K video, and this card has both markings. Some devices with very high bitrate modes ask for a higher class, so check the class your device requires in its manual.
In any device that supports microSDXC cards, from FPV goggles and cameras to phones and consoles. A device that only supports SD or SDHC cards needs a card of up to 32GB.
Yes. The card also works in a slot or reader without UHS-I, the bus then simply runs in an older, slower mode. Full UHS-I speed needs a UHS-I compatible device.
Yes, the Nintendo Switch, Switch OLED and Switch Lite take microSDXC cards. When you insert the card for the first time, the console may ask you to download a system update. After that, format the card in the console.
BZB UAS microSDXC Card 64GB C10 U3 Specification
Manufacturer | BZB UAS |
Capacity | 64GB |
Card Type | microSDXC |
Speed Class | Class 10 (C10) |
UHS Speed Class | U3 |
Video Speed Class | V30 |
Minimum Sequential Write | 30MB/s |
Bus Interface | UHS-I |
Operating Voltage | 2.7-3.6V |
Dimensions | 15x11x1mm |
Compatibility | Devices that support microSDXC cards |
BZB UAS microSDXC Card 64GB C10 U3 Package Includes
- 1x BZB UAS microSDXC Card 64GB C10 U3