
SanDisk 1TB_TF_Extreme Pro_R4 Extreme MicroSD Card DJI Mavic Mini 2
160MB/s read and 90MB/s write on a 1TB A2 V30 microSD means your drone, action cam, or smartphone never waits on storage during 4K capture.
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Overview
Key Features
Bundle includes (1) SanDisk Extreme MicroSD Card 1TB with Adapter and (1) Everything But Stromboli MicroSD Card Reader
DJI Mavic Mini 2 Memory Card is also compatible with select other Mavic Series Drones – check manual for exact compatibility
SanDisk Extreme V30 A1 micro cards are temperature-proof, water-proof, shock-proof and x-ray proof - built for tough conditions!
Transfer speeds of up to 160MB/s read and 90MB/s write speeds for your drone, action cam, smartphone, or tablet
Featured specs include Class 10, UHS Speed Class 3 (U3), A2, Video 30 (V30), 4K UHD and Full HD which means your card is ready for forays into virtual reality and 360 ° video recording
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- 160MB/s read speed enables fast file offload from the card to your computer — a 32GB 4K video session transfers in under 4 minutes versus 15+ minutes on a Class 10 non-UHS card.
- A2 random I/O performance (random read: 4000 IOPS minimum) makes this card noticeably faster than A1 cards when accessing many small files simultaneously.
- 1TB capacity eliminates the mid-shoot card swap that interrupts long drone sessions, time-lapse sequences, or all-day event coverage.
- Four-element durability rating (temperature, water, shock, X-ray) makes this card trustworthy in field conditions where consumer-grade cards fail.
- Included multi-slot USB card reader provides immediate transfer capability regardless of what ports your computer offers.
👎 Cons
- 90MB/s sustained write speed, while fast, can be outpaced by high-bitrate 6K and 8K workflows — confirm your device's maximum write requirement doesn't exceed this card's ceiling.
- 1TB microSD cards carry a price premium per gigabyte that is only justified by applications requiring continuous long-duration recording; occasional shooters are better served by smaller capacity options.
- The included EBS card reader is USB-A only — computers that have moved entirely to USB-C (most modern MacBooks) will require a separate adapter to use it.
- SanDisk's "up to 160MB/s" read rating reflects peak sequential performance; real-world sustained speeds on small random files will be lower, as with all flash storage.
- MicroSD form factor is physically small — the risk of loss or damage during field card handling is higher than with full-size SD cards.