Great read speed, this SSD card is good for playing media, music, videos pictures.

Some Cameras require high speed write SSD cards, be mindful that this is not an SSD card for that, and the card does not claim to be, that is why I rated with 5 stars.

This is one of the fastest SSD cards I have, unfortunately it will not work with my video camera, because my camera requires high write speed, this SSD card has amazing read, the write speed is very good not great.

That is why they sold it as a media card, great to play your videos, music and photos.

My dashcam came with a 64GB Micro SD card which means not holding many days of recording and must rewrite the old recording as it gets full.
I was looking for a 128GB Class-10 (meaning speed of 10MB/s) micro SD card to add additional storage and retaining more recordings.
The Nuilask Micro SD card has both capacity and speed needed to work in my Dashcam. I never heard about this brand before, but the cost was so low that I decided to give it a try.
It costs a fraction of the price of other brand names. What is unknown to me is the life span of the card based TMW (Terabyte written). The specs don't specify anything about it. It offers 2 years warranty.

So far, this Micro SD card works fine in my dashcam, and quality is video is as good as original Micro SD card. Only time would say how long it would last. Recommended.

This is a pretty basic but perfectly functional micro sd card. It does come with an adapter, but I have a couple different readers that can read from it directly, so I mostly just use the full size sd card adapter as a means of upsizing it so it isn't quite as easy to lose as it would be on its own and protecting it when it isn't in use in a device. The capacity checks out and it works, but I don't have much more to say about it than that. Speed is okay, about what you'd expect from a not-fancy-expensive sort of card like this. It works fine.

I use SD cards every single day as I do video and photography. Wanted to see how this one held up to scrutiny and it was a mixed bag that turned out ultimately fine. Here are my observations.

The SD card when tested was performing oddly. It was writing perfectly fine, at the expect speeds, but then when it would read it was extremely slow - as if something was seriously wrong. I ran the test a second time after reformatting the card (exFAT) and it was the same result. I did this using the included adapter. You can see these results in the 4th photo. As you can see the write is fine and the read is terrible. If you have a low end card, those numbers are usually reversed. Something had to be wrong.

I removed the card from the adapter and tested it as I would a regular micro SD. These results (5th photo) were more in line with what I was expecting. It had to be the adapter. To be thorough, I tested it again using an Samsung adapter I have that I know works. Ran the numbers again and yep, tests came back the same as the 5th picture.

As far as space, the card does indeed have the advertised amount, minus a few for conversion (advertised as 128GB, has 117GB showing in Windows, but this is normal).

Overall, the card itself is great. Works perfectly, but avoid using that adapter. It's obviously faulty. At least in my case.

Works great in my Tab S9