Lxuemlu 512GB Micro Card with Adapter, A2 V30 for Smartphone, 4K Camera, 4K UHD Video, Up to 100MB/s, C10 UHS-I U3 -D512GB
£22.89
Price: £22.89
(as of Jun 27, 2025 00:01:36 UTC – Details)
The 512GB memory card, with a read speed of up to 100MB/s, saves a lot of time, wide compatibility for most smart devices, and also has the advantage of a large HD memory, and the card is durable, reliable, waterproof and shock-proof, which can bring a great experience to the user.
Protection：
Waterproof
Temperature Proof
Shock Proof
X-ray Radiation Proof
Product Standard：
Capacity: 512GB
Size: 15 × 11 × 1 mm
Colour: Red + Black
Weight: Approx. 2 grams
Operating temperature: -25ºC to 85ºC
Storage temperature: -40ºC to 85
Delivery contents：
1* Memory card with adapter
Notes：
-The actual capacity available for data storage is less than that indicated on the product due to firmware and other features.
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This high-speed memory card meets Class 10, U3, and V30 standards, ensuring smooth 4K UHD recording with reliable performance and no dropouts.
Rugged and reliable—waterproof, shockproof, and resistant to extreme temps, X-rays, and magnets to keep your data safe in any condition.
Blazing-fast 100MB/s read speeds—perfect for high-speed burst shots and seamless 4K UHD video, capturing every detail in crisp clarity.
Universal compatibility—optimized for drones, smartphones, cameras, laptops & more. Built for extreme durability and reliable performance in any device.
If you encounter any quality issues with the memory card you received from us, you may request a return and refund at any time.We will help you within 24 hours.
7 reviews for Lxuemlu 512GB Micro Card with Adapter, A2 V30 for Smartphone, 4K Camera, 4K UHD Video, Up to 100MB/s, C10 UHS-I U3 -D512GB
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Shaun and Leigh –
Correct size and good transfer speeds.
This was FAT32 straight out of the packet. I used it in the adapter to transfer 16GB of files from my laptop to the card. I didnât check the transfer speeds but it was roughly what I expected and the laptop saw it as a 64GB card.I then used it in a brand-new Android phone and the phone was able to access photographs and videos from the card very quickly and when taking a rapid series of photographs it was saving to the card without delay.Happy to recommend for everyday use including laptops and phones.
Customer Reviewer –
Full size and over class 10 speeds
I am always sceptical about unbranded memory cards, especially when the design has a look similar to the big brands as this one does. My first thing to do was to test that it really was the size and speed indicated on the card (class 10 UHS 3 so it should be able to write at 30MB/s. During my testing with a 60GB file (it wrote and then read back without any errors and the same file hash – indicating the same file contents), it averaged around 20MB/s so it did not hit the UHS 3 speeds but was well above class 10 speeds. For my needs, though, this is more than fast enough, and the slower speeds could have been due to the computer I was testing on since, at times, I got nearer 40MB/s write speeds.The card itself, as said above, has a look of the bigger brands with its orange over red design. It is the right size to fit into my devices without any issues and has been working for a few weeks now without missing a beat. It does ‘just work’ and is a great value budget memory card.
T. –
Perfect for the dashcam
I got this memory card primarily for my dashcam, and it works perfectly for my needs. The storage capacity is sufficient for several days before itâs full, allowing me to store plenty of footage, and Iâve had no issues with it overwriting old recordings. While the write speeds are a bit lower than some high-performance options, they are more than sufficient for continuous dashcam recording. If you’re looking for a reliable card for everyday use, this one does the job well without breaking the bank.
Kris –
64GB Memory Card works fine and comes in generic branded packaging
I ordered a Lxuemlu Memory Card 64GB which was received and has performed fine in a home security camera.Since I ordered the product on offer has changed and I can’t really comment on the larger memory cards now listed and the price for the product I bought has also gone, so it is difficult to assess value.The 64GB card I received came in a branded but generic packaging and as stated, has worked fine.
Grogu –
Does What It Says on the Tin â Without Throwing a Wobble
I got this memory card in the hope it would quietly do its job without vanishing my files into the digital abyss or melting under pressure â and Iâm pleased to report itâs done exactly that, with all the drama of a sleepy tortoise (in a good way).It came formatted as FAT32, which was handy straight out of the pack, though it does mean youâll want to reformat to exFAT if you’re working with files over 4GB (pro tip: saves a lot of grief if youâre editing video). I plugged it into my laptop via the included adapter â a neat touch, by the way â and transferred around 16GB of files without a hitch. The transfer speed was perfectly adequate, if not exactly supersonic. Think fast jog, not Usain Bolt.In practical use, Iâve slotted it into a dashcam, an Android phone, and a home security camera, and itâs handled each one without breaking a sweat. No crashes, no mysterious corruption, and no sulking mid-recording. It also seems to keep pace well when Iâm taking a burst of rapid-fire photos â which I mainly do by accident â and playback of 4K video is smooth as butter on a warm crumpet.The durability claims are impressive â waterproof, temperature-proof, X-ray-proof, and drop-proof. I havenât tested the X-rays (my kitchen doesnât double as an airport), but I did drop it under the sofa, and it survived the dust and indignity just fine.Price-wise, was around £8 for the 64GB version, which felt fair considering it includes the adapter and hasnât turned into a keyring yet. Some might find cheaper options, but youâre getting a bit of peace of mind with this one. That said, the product listing is a bit vague now, so if youâre eyeing a different size, do double-check what youâre actually buying.Pros:- Handles 4K video and HD footage without stuttering or crashing- Works with phones, dashcams, laptops, and security cameras- Comes formatted and ready to go (FAT32)- Includes SD adapter â more flexibility for device use- Advertised as resistant to water, heat, X-rays, magnets and gravity (well, falls)- Reasonably priced for what you getCons:- Write speeds arenât top-tier, just respectable- FAT32 format isnât ideal for larger single files â reformatting needed- The product listing is a bit muddled on what youâre actually getting- Packaging feels generic and doesnât scream quality (but the card itself performs fine)Handy Hints:- Reformat to exFAT if you plan to transfer large video files (>4GB)- Perfect for dashcams or security cameras thanks to continuous overwrite capability- Keep the adapter â itâs surprisingly useful if you use different devices- Donât judge performance by packaging â itâs not a fashion accessoryReliable and fuss-free. Not the fastest card in the drawer, but for everyday use it gets the job done without tantrums.
Alex –
Works just as well as a major brand card, used on older Virb Ultra 30 action camera
I’ve just picked up another Garmin Virb Ultra 30 after donating my one to our Grandson to film his skateboarding moves.This 128GB Lxuemlu SD card is perfect for the Virb and is the maximum capacity card the Virb can use. The Lxuemlu card came pre-formatted to FAT32 which saved me the hassle of formatting it myself through a third party service and as such was good to go straight into the camera.I’ve compared the Lxuemlu image playback at 1080p, 2.7K and 4k against footage I took using a Sandisk card of the same spec as the Lxuemlu and have to say that I really cannot see any difference in playback quality between the two!For the cost of the Lxuemlu card which was just under £13.00 at time of purchase I would be happy if it lasted 8-12 months, the Sandisk I used to use in the old Virb done around 5 years service before it started playing up, could the Lxuemlu possibly last this long? Only time will tell!For now I’m very happy and quite impressed with my Lxuemlu SD card, it does what I need at a bargain price.Five out of five happy stars for this product, perfect!
C –
Does the job
It works pretty well, seems to work as advertised, it says that it’s 1.23 and it seems to be, I tested it by copying a 40 gigabyte file and it took about 20 minutes, average speed of about 33 megabytes per second.The files were readable as well afterwards, so there was no pretending that it was larger than it was. It comes formatted as FAT32. I immediately reformatted it as exFAT.