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- Anyone trying to increase storage space without sacrificing performance will benefit from Verbatims Premium microSDXC* memory cards. The cards have a UHS-I interface and a U1 class speed rating for shooting full 1080p HD videos and richly detailed photography. Featuring extended capacities - 64GB and up, SDXC memory cards let you store more memories,* and read speeds up to 100MB/s let you download and upload files to your computer faster, so you can get back to lifes more important tasks. An SD adapter lets you transfer content to any SD-compatible device, and you can defend that content against all life can throw at it - these cards are waterproof, shock proof and temperature proof. Backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty, Verbatim has technology you can trust.
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- Limited Warranty period (parts): Lifetime
- Limited Warranty period (labor): Lifetime
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- Return for refund within: 30 days
- Return for replacement within: 30 days
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The Verbatim VER70364 is a 256GB microSDXC memory card with Class 10, UHS-I and U1 ratings, suited to users who need portable storage for photos and Full HD video in compatible devices.
Recommended For
- Nintendo Switch owners who want removable storage for downloaded games; Verbatim specifically positions this 256GB card for Switch use.
- Phone or tablet users with a microSDXC slot who want to keep more photos, Full HD videos, or downloaded files on-device.
- Casual camera users who need a compact card for detailed photos and Full HD recording, rather than demanding high-bitrate video capture.
- People who move files between microSDXC devices and SD-card readers or slots; the included SD adapter supports use in SD-compatible devices.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- On a compatible Nintendo Switch, use the 256GB card to store downloaded games and other data, freeing space on the console’s internal storage.
- In a compatible camera or camcorder, record Full HD (1080p) video; the card is rated for Full HD recording, rather than being positioned for demanding 4K capture.
- In a compatible device, keep a large collection of photos on removable storage, reducing the need to clear space from the device’s existing storage.
- Move photos and videos to a computer or other SD-compatible device using the included SD adapter, making it easier to browse or copy files on equipment with a full-size SD slot.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Best For | 256GB microSDXC storage for use with compatible personal computers |
| Capacity | 256GB |
| Interface And Form Factor | microSDXC |
| Speed And Video Class | Class 10 and V10; read speeds up to 100 MB/s, with a minimum media speed of 10 MB/s |
| Durability And Compatibility | Waterproof, temperature-proof, and drop-proof; compatible with personal computers |
| Physical Design | Black plastic enclosure |
| Model Identifiers | Verbatim Premium, model 70364 |
| Safety Information | California Proposition 65 warning identifies styrene |
Reference Q&A
Q: Verbatim Premium 256GB or Verbatim Pro U3 256GB for 4K video?
A: Choose the VER70364 Premium for 256GB of storage and Full HD recording; its U1/V10 rating is intended for HD-to-Full HD video. Choose the 256GB Verbatim Pro U3 when you need a V30/U3 card for 4K recording or higher sustained write performance: Verbatim specifies up to 90MB/s write for that Pro card, while it does not publish a write-speed figure for the VER70364. Check your camera’s required card rating.
Q: Is the Verbatim VER70364 256GB better than a SanDisk Ultra 256GB?
A: Both are U1-class microSD cards for everyday storage and Full HD use. The VER70364 is specified for up to 100MB/s read; SanDisk lists up to 150MB/s for its 256GB Ultra microSD under its stated test conditions and with a compatible reader. Choose the Verbatim if its price, included SD adapter, or stated water-, shock-, and temperature-resistance suits your needs; choose SanDisk if its higher advertised read speed matters and your reader can take advantage of it. Actual speeds depend on the device and conditions.
Q: Should I get the Verbatim Premium 128GB or 256GB card?
A: Choose the VER70364 256GB if you need more space for games, photos, or video; both capacities are U1/V10 and positioned for Full HD recording. The 128GB Premium is a practical lower-capacity option when it holds enough for your files or costs less; Verbatim lists up to 90MB/s read for that version versus up to 100MB/s for the 256GB model.
Q: Will this 256GB card work in my phone, camera, or other device?
A: It will work only in a device with a microSDXC slot that supports 256GB cards. Check the device manual or manufacturer’s specifications before buying; a slot that supports only microSD or microSDHC may not support it.
Q: Is this card suitable for recording video?
A: The listing identifies it as a Class 10 card with up to 100 MB/s read speed. That read-speed figure describes data retrieval, not recording speed; the listing does not specify sustained write speed. Check your camera’s required speed class, especially for high-resolution or continuous recording.
Q: How fast is the card for transferring files?
A: Its listed maximum read speed is up to 100 MB/s. Actual transfer speed can vary with the host device, card reader, and files; the listing does not provide a guaranteed write speed.
Q: Is this a good choice for adding storage to a Nintendo Switch?
A: It may suit a Switch that supports microSDXC, but the discussions found do not verify this exact model. One user reported recurring data errors with a Verbatim 256GB card in a Switch, so check the seller and test the card before relying on it.
Q: Is a Verbatim 256GB microSD card reliable?
A: The Reddit discussion is inconclusive: one commenter expressed confidence in genuine Verbatim cards, while another user described recurring problems with a Verbatim 256GB card. These are individual experiences, not reliability testing of the VER70364 specifically.
Q: Is it worth buying if the price is good?
A: A favorable price was part of a Reddit user’s reason for considering a Verbatim 256GB microSD card. The available product information lists 256GB capacity and Class 10, but does not provide enough performance or reliability evidence to determine whether this specific listing is a better value than alternatives.