Deacon
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@DT MI you're right. Their website needs a lot of work. Even when it's working properly, it only shows 4 total microSD options. You have to actually use your eyeballs instead to figure out what they offer. Looks like prices on Amazon are essentially identical to Lexar 633x cards, and neither Lexar nor PNY void the warranty when used in a dash cam, so both are valid options if you're OK with TLC instead of MLC and want capacities 128GB or greater.
By the way, I went ahead and updated my previous post with the latest info.
Yes, exactly. If you're going to use a Transcend microSD card in a dash cam and want to be sure it's covered under warranty, your only option is the High Endurance line. Which is fine, really, because while their Ultimate 633x and 600x cards also use MLC NAND, they don't come in any larger capacities, and there's no advantage to them other than speed, which provides zero benefit in dash cams. And on Amazon right now the High Endurance 64GB is a few bucks cheaper at $39.99 than the Ultimate 633x 64GB at $43.99. So there's no reason to go with the Ultimate 633x at all.Their Ultimate 633x/600x cards which are stated to use MLC and their Premium 400x cards have the limited lifetime warranty. Their high endurance cards have the 2 year limited warranty, for which dashcam use is not excluded.
By the way, I went ahead and updated my previous post with the latest info.
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