Another SD Card Question

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Just purchased a 119m Pro and expected it to come with an SD card even if it was low capacity so I'm a little disappointed that it didn't.

Am I correct in thinking I only have 2 x card choices for this camera that being the Viofo card or the Sandisc MAX Endurance?

If so both of them are very expensive with the 256Gb Sandisc MAX Endurance card costing almost at much as the camera itself!!

What sort of receding time would you expect to get from a 128Gb card with one of these dash cams?

 
Yeah prices of the memory cards have gone insane.
The last one i got, before the craze is now almost selling for 3 X more
 
Am I correct in thinking I only have 2 x card choices for this camera that being the Viofo card or the Sandisc MAX Endurance?


What sort of receding time would you expect to get from a 128Gb card with one of these dash cams?
Firmware: V1.2_20260817
Resolution: 4K30
Bitrate: Maximum
HDR: On
SD Card: VIOFO Brand 512GB
Available Recording Time: 17.75 Hours
 

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Just purchased a 119m Pro and expected it to come with an SD card even if it was low capacity so I'm a little disappointed that it didn't.

Am I correct in thinking I only have 2 x card choices for this camera that being the Viofo card or the Sandisc MAX Endurance?

If so both of them are very expensive with the 256Gb Sandisc MAX Endurance card costing almost at much as the camera itself!!

What sort of receding time would you expect to get from a 128Gb card with one of these dash cams?


Honestly, 64GB is plenty big for everyday driving. Of course, if you have a driving event, you will need to use Wi-Fi, connect to the camera, and download the files to your cellphone, or take the card home and download them to your PC. I have microSDXC cards up to 1TB and haven't really needed memory cards that size in the last two years. I ran two dashcams with 64GB this summer and never had an issue. It depends on your driving environment and whether you remember to manage the memory card.

Your main concern should be getting a high-quality card, such as the SanDisk Max Endurance or the vendor card. Viofo makes a good card you can trust.
 
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