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Patriot LX CL10 128GB Micro SDHC (Without Adapter)
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The Patriot LX CL10 128GB Micro SDHC card offers 128GB storage with up to 80MB/s read speeds. It is Class 10 rated, suitable for full HD video capture in camcorders and mid-range cameras.
The Patriot LX CL10 128GB Micro SDHC card provides fast storage for HD camcorders and mid-range cameras. It is suitable for users who need reliable memory for capturing high-definition video and photos.
- Capacity: 128GB
- Read speeds of up to 80MB/s
- Class 10 specification for full HD video recording
- Complies with SDA UHS-I 3.0 specifications
- Compatible with micro SDHC and micro SDXC slot devices
- Operating temperature range: -25°C to 85°C
This memory card is designed for use in devices such as digital cameras, camcorders, and other electronics that support microSDHC/XC cards. It offers ample space for storing hours of video and thousands of images.
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The Patriot LX CL10 128GB Micro SDHC card offers 128GB storage with up to 80MB/s read speeds. It is Class 10 rated, suitable for full HD video capture in camcorders and mid-range cameras.
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