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Team 3 PACK Elite 64GB microSDXC A1 Card Model TEAUSDX64GIV30A103
- Read Speed Up to 100MB/s
- Write Speed Up to 50MB/s
- UHS-I / U3 / A1 / V30
- 64GB
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Learn more about the Team Group TEAUSDX64GIV30A103
| Brand | Team |
|---|---|
| Card type | MicroSD |
| Series | 3 Pack Elite |
| Model | TEAUSDX64GIV30A103 |
| Type | microSDXC |
| Capacity | 64GB |
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| Speed Class Rating | UHS-I / U3 / A1 / V30 |
| Read Speed | Up to 100MB/s |
| Write Speed | Up to 50MB/s |
| Features | Memory card for mobile devices Run apps fast and smoothly 4K Ultra-HD high-quality video compatible Waterproof, dustproof, x-ray proof |
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| First Listed on Newegg | September 18, 2026 |
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The Team 3 PACK Elite is a three-pack of 64GB microSDXC cards with UHS-I, U3, A1, and V30 ratings, suited to mobile-device users who want removable storage for apps, photos, and video.
Recommended For
- Android phone or tablet users who need removable space for photos, videos, and some apps; A1 is aimed at application use, though actual app performance depends on the device.
- Casual 4K video shooters using a compatible phone, action camera, or other camera who want a V30-rated card for everyday clips rather than a higher-speed professional workflow.
- Nintendo Switch owners who want extra room for a smaller or selectively installed game library; a review of the same ELITE card series found Switch game loading satisfactory, but this listing’s 64GB capacity limits how much it can hold.
- People carrying compatible devices who want one microSD format for storing and transferring photos, documents, and media; the included capacity suits a modest collection more than a large archive.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- On a compatible Android phone or tablet, use the card to store supported apps and media when internal storage is running low; A1-class app performance is intended to help apps on the card launch and run more smoothly.
- In a compatible camera or phone, use it to record supported 4K UHD clips; its U3 and V30 ratings are intended for video capture, though the device’s recording mode and settings determine whether the card is suitable.
- On a Nintendo Switch that supports microSDXC cards, use it for downloaded games and other data to free up the console’s internal storage; 64GB provides a modest expansion, so larger libraries may need more capacity.
- In a compatible handheld PC such as the ASUS ROG Ally, use the card as removable extra storage for files or games; a hands-on review tested the ELITE card in a ROG Ally, but notes that its speed makes it a more limited choice than faster storage for handheld use.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Best For | Smartphone and mobile-device storage for apps and 4K Ultra-HD video |
| Capacity | 64GB |
| Card Format | microSDXC card |
| Speed And Performance | UHS-I, U3, A1 and V30 ratings; read speeds up to 100MB/s and write speeds up to 50MB/s |
| Durability | Waterproof, dustproof and X-ray proof |
| Color | Black |
| Model Identifiers | TEAUSDX64GIV30A103, Elite 3 Pack series |
Reference Q&A
Q: Is this 64GB Team Elite better than a U1/V10 microSD card for 4K video?
A: Choose the Team Elite if your device supports UHS-I U3/V30 and you need the higher video-write class: it is rated U3 and V30, while U1/V10 cards carry lower minimum speed-class ratings. Check your device’s recording requirements, since compatibility and actual performance depend on the host device.
Q: Should I get this 64GB card or a 128GB Team Elite?
A: Choose 64GB when that capacity fits your expected storage needs; choose the 128GB Team Elite when you want twice the listed capacity before transferring or deleting files. Both are listed in the same UHS-I U3/V30 A1 Elite series, so capacity is the clearest stated difference.
Q: Is this Team Elite or a high-endurance microSD card a better fit for a dash cam?
A: Choose the Team Elite when you want a V30/U3 card for supported video recording and your device does not call for an endurance-focused model. For a dash cam or security camera that repeatedly records and overwrites footage, compare it with a high-endurance card designed for continuous recording; the Team Elite’s listed specifications do not establish an endurance rating.
Q: Should I choose this A1 card or a higher-rated A2 microSD for apps?
A: Choose this Team Elite when A1 performance and its U3/V30 video class meet your device’s requirements. Consider an A2 card if app-focused performance is your priority and your device supports A2; the A2 label alone does not establish a real-world speed advantage in every device.
Q: How can I tell if this 64GB microSDXC card will work with my phone, camera, or other device?
A: Check the device’s specifications to confirm it supports microSDXC cards and capacities of at least 64GB. Compatibility depends on the device; the card’s type and capacity alone cannot guarantee it will work.
Q: Can this card record 4K video?
A: The product listing identifies the card as 4K Ultra-HD compatible and gives it U3 and V30 ratings. Whether it can record a particular 4K format or frame rate depends on the recording device and its requirements.
Q: Is this card suitable for apps and everyday mobile-device storage?
A: It is designed for mobile-device storage and has an A1 application-performance rating. It may suit compatible devices for storing files and supporting apps, but actual app performance and whether apps can be stored on the card depend on the device.
Q: Is this a reasonable card for storing photos and videos on a phone?
A: It may suit basic media storage in a compatible phone: each card holds 64GB and is rated for up to 100MB/s read and 50MB/s write. Actual compatibility depends on the phone. The Reddit discussion asked about this use, but did not provide long-term test results.
Q: Is 64GB enough for downloaded Nintendo Switch games?
A: It can work for a small collection, but 64GB may fill quickly if you download several large games. The Reddit discussion includes a user reporting that five games filled their 64GB card. This product is a three-pack, but each card remains a separate 64GB card.
Q: Can it store and play large 4K video files?
A: The card is listed as 4K-compatible, with up to 100MB/s read speed. Capacity is the main limitation: a file larger than 64GB will not fit on one card, and actual playback also depends on the device and video format. The Reddit thread raised a question about playing 40–70GB video files but did not establish a tested result.