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Insta360 MicroSD Memory Card V30, A1/A2 UHS-I, 90 MB/s Read / Write Speed
Insta360 MicroSD Memory Card V30, A1/A2 UHS-I, 90 MB/s Read / Write Speed
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Insta360 High‑Speed microSDXC Memory Card
UHS‑I / V30 / exFAT / Optimized for 8K & 5.7K Panoramic Recording
Package Contents
- 1 × Insta360 microSDXC Memory Card (selected capacity)
Compatible Products
- Insta360 Cameras: X5, X4, X3, Ace Pro, Ace Pro 2, ONE RS, GO 3S, GO Ultra, and other Insta360 action/360 cameras
Product Overview
The Insta360 Official High‑Speed microSDXC Card is specifically tuned for Insta360 panoramic and action cameras. With UHS‑I, V30, U3 rating and 90 MB/s read/write speed, it ensures stable high‑bitrate recording without dropped frames or file corruption. Available in Standard (64 GB / 128 GB, A1) and Pro (256 GB, A2) versions — the Pro version is recommended for demanding 8K recording and heavy shooting scenarios.
Key Features
- V30 Video Grade: Guarantees minimum sustained write speed for 8K / 5.7K high‑bitrate recording.
- Two Versions Available:
- Standard (64 GB / 128 GB): UHS‑I, U3, V30, A1, ~90 MB/s, black‑yellow label. Ideal for everyday shooting.
- Pro 256 GB: UHS‑I, U3, V30, A2, black‑gold "PRO" label, stronger random read/write performance — best for extended 8K recording, burst shooting, and large‑file storage.
- ️ Official Compatibility: Eliminates guesswork — guaranteed to work with Insta360 cameras, avoiding recording stops and file corruption caused by incompatible cards.
- ️ Wide Temperature Range: Operates from ‑25°C to 85°C, suitable for extreme environments.
- exFAT Recommended: Officially recommends formatting the card in‑camera with exFAT file system for optimal performance.
️ Technical Specifications
Reference Recording Time (Approx.)
️ Actual recording time varies with camera model, bitrate, frame rate, and settings.
Usage Tips
- Format in Camera: Always format the card in the camera before first use for optimal performance and compatibility.
- Pro for 8K: For 8K high‑bitrate recording, the Pro A2 version (256 GB) is strongly recommended.
- Avoid UHS‑II/III: Do not use UHS‑II, UHS‑III, or >1 TB cards — they are not supported and may cause recording failure.
- Backup Regularly: High‑bitrate 8K footage consumes storage quickly — consider carrying multiple cards for long shoots.
️ Important Notes
- In‑camera formatting with exFAT is required for proper operation.
- Do not use UHS‑II / UHS‑III or >1 TB cards — incompatible and may cause recording to stop.
- The 64 GB / 128 GB Standard version is A1, while the 256 GB Pro version is A2.
- Actual read/write speeds may vary depending on host device and testing conditions.
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