The TEAMGROUP 128GB microSDXC UHS-I Class 10 card is a small removable memory card designed for compatible smartphones, tablets, cameras, drones, vehicle recorders and other devices that support microSDXC storage.

This card is best used for expanding storage in compatible Android phones, tablets, Nintendo Switch consoles, cameras, drones, MP3 players, handheld devices and computers using the included SD adapter.

This product has a capacity of 128GB. Actual usable capacity shown by a device may be lower because of formatting, system files and the way different operating systems calculate storage.

This 128GB model is microSDXC. microSDXC is normally used for capacities of 64GB and above, so your device must support microSDXC cards.

Yes. This version comes with one full-size SD adapter, allowing the microSD card to be used in compatible SD card slots, laptops, cameras and card readers.

This card is rated UHS-I U1 and Class 10. Both U1 and Class 10 indicate a minimum sustained write speed class of 10MB/s under suitable conditions.

TEAMGROUP lists the 128GB UHS-I U1 C10 model with read speeds up to 100MB/s. Actual speed depends on the device, card reader, file size and test conditions.

TEAMGROUP lists the 128GB UHS-I U1 C10 model with write speeds up to 20MB/s. Real-world write speed can vary depending on the device, file type and workload.

Yes. TEAMGROUP describes this UHS-I U1 Class 10 card as suitable for Full HD videos and photos when used in compatible devices.

This card is not the best choice for demanding 4K recording because it is U1, not U3 or V30. For 4K cameras, action cameras or drones that require U3/V30, choose a faster card that meets the device requirement.

Yes, if your Android phone supports microSDXC cards up to 128GB or higher. Always check the phone specifications before buying.

Yes, many Samsung Galaxy phones with a microSD slot can use microSDXC cards, but compatibility depends on the exact model and its maximum supported capacity.

Yes. It can be used in tablets that support microSDXC storage. Check the tablet manual for the maximum card size and supported formats.

Yes. Original Nintendo Switch, Switch Lite and Switch OLED consoles support microSDXC cards, but a system update may be required before using microSDXC storage.

128GB is a good starting point for physical-game users, screenshots, videos and a smaller digital library. If you download many large games, a 256GB, 512GB or larger card may be more suitable.

This is a standard microSDXC UHS-I card, not a microSD Express card. It is not suitable for expanding playable Switch 2 game storage if the console requires microSD Express for that purpose.

It may work in some dash cams that accept 128GB microSDXC UHS-I cards, but for continuous recording a high-endurance card is usually recommended. Also check your dash cam manual for required speed class and supported capacity.

It is not the best choice for constant surveillance or continuous recording workloads. For CCTV, body cameras, security systems or heavy loop recording, choose a high-endurance card designed for continuous writes.

Yes, if the drone supports microSDXC cards and its video mode does not require a faster U3 or V30 card. Check the drone manual before using it for high-resolution video.

It depends on the action camera. Some older or Full HD models may accept U1 Class 10 cards, but many 4K action cameras require U3 or V30 cards.

Yes, it can be used in compatible cameras that support microSDXC cards, usually through the included SD adapter if the camera uses a full-size SD slot.

Yes. You can use it in a laptop with a microSD slot or with the included SD adapter in a full-size SD slot, provided the laptop supports SDXC cards.

Yes. The card can be used with a compatible microSD or SDXC USB card reader. For best transfer speeds, use a good-quality UHS-I reader.

Yes. Windows can read and write to microSDXC cards when used with a compatible card reader. You may need to format the card depending on the device you use it with.

Yes. macOS can use microSDXC cards through a compatible card reader or SD adapter. Format the card in the device or in macOS using the file system required for your use.

Yes. Linux systems can use microSDXC cards with a compatible card reader and suitable file system support.

Yes. For best compatibility, format the card inside the device you plan to use it with, such as a phone, camera, dash cam or Nintendo Switch.

The best format depends on the device. Many devices automatically format the card correctly, so it is usually best to format it using the device settings rather than formatting it on a computer first.

This is normal. Manufacturers calculate capacity using decimal gigabytes, while devices may display storage differently. Formatting and system files can also reduce the usable space shown.

Common causes include unsupported SDXC capacity, the wrong file system, a dirty contact area, an outdated device firmware, a faulty card reader or the card not being fully inserted. Try formatting it in the device if supported.

UHS-I is the bus interface used by the card. It is designed for faster transfer speeds than older basic SD interfaces when used with compatible devices and card readers.

U1 is a UHS speed class rating that indicates a minimum sustained write speed class of 10MB/s under suitable conditions.

Class 10 is a speed class rating for memory cards. It indicates a minimum sustained write speed class of 10MB/s under suitable conditions.

No. U1 indicates a minimum sustained write speed class of 10MB/s, while U3 indicates 30MB/s. U3 is normally preferred for 4K video and high-bitrate recording.

This specific TEAMGROUP UHS-I U1 C10 model is not mainly promoted as an A1 or A2 app performance card. If you need faster Android app performance, choose a card clearly marked A1 or A2.

Some Android devices allow apps to be moved to microSD storage, but performance depends on the phone and card. For apps, an A1 or A2 rated card is usually better.

Yes. The card is suitable for storing photos, videos, music, documents and other personal files in compatible devices.

Yes. It can store music files for compatible phones, tablets, MP3 players, car stereos and other devices that support microSDXC cards.

It may work in Raspberry Pi systems that support microSDXC cards, but for operating system use, reliability and random performance matter. For heavy Raspberry Pi workloads, consider a card known for OS use or an SSD.

TEAMGROUP lists all-around protection features including waterproof protection, but you should still avoid exposing the card to liquids unnecessarily and make sure it is dry before use.

TEAMGROUP describes this card as shockproof, which helps protect it from everyday handling and bumps. Important files should still be backed up.

TEAMGROUP lists operating temperature from 0°C to 70°C and storage temperature from -40°C to 85°C. Avoid leaving any memory card in extreme heat or harsh environments for long periods.

TEAMGROUP lists X-ray protection for this memory card. This is useful for travel, although important data should always be backed up before trips.

TEAMGROUP describes the card as magnetic-proof as part of its protection features. However, careful handling and regular backups are still recommended.

The card is designed with waterproof, shockproof, temperature-proof, magnetic-proof and X-ray-proof protection, but no memory card is indestructible. Always keep backups of important data.

The microSD card itself does not have a write-protect switch. The included SD adapter has a write-protect tab, which can be used with compatible SD card readers.

TEAMGROUP lists this model with a lifetime warranty. Warranty terms can vary by region and use case, so keep proof of purchase and check manufacturer warranty conditions.

Check that your device supports microSDXC cards, 128GB capacity, UHS-I cards and the required speed class. Also check whether your use requires U3, V30, A1, A2 or high-endurance storage.

This card is not ideal for users who need U3/V30 4K recording, A1/A2 app performance, microSD Express, professional high-bitrate video, heavy dash cam use, CCTV recording or very large game libraries. It is best for everyday storage and compatible Full HD devices.

Buying the TEAMGROUP 128GB microSDXC UHS-I Class 10 card from Memox is a practical choice if you need affordable removable storage for compatible phones, tablets, cameras, Nintendo Switch consoles and everyday devices. Memox offers memory cards, SSDs, RAM, storage products, networking equipment and computer accessories for UK customers.