The Team Dash Card is a 256GB microSDXC memory card designed for dash cams, making it suitable for drivers who need storage for Full HD video recording and playback; it includes an adapter and is rated for temperatures from -25°C to 85°C.
Recommended For
- Drivers using a dash cam that supports 256GB microSDXC and need a card positioned specifically for dash-cam recording; TEAMGROUP lists the Dash Card for this use and rates the 256GB model U3/V30.
- Drivers whose dash cams record Full HD and need a 256GB card rated for at least U3/V30 video writing; TEAMGROUP lists Full HD support and a 30MB/s minimum sequential write speed for U3/V30 cards.
- Drivers who park or drive in climates with substantial temperature swings and want a dash-cam card with a stated operating range of -25°C to 85°C.
- Dash-cam owners who have checked their camera’s capacity limit and want 256GB for longer recording retention before loop recording overwrites older footage.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- For routine commutes, use the card in a compatible dash cam with loop recording enabled: when storage fills, the camera can overwrite older unprotected clips and keep recording, reducing the need to clear footage manually.
- On frequent or longer drives, the 256GB capacity gives a compatible dash cam more room for recent footage before older unprotected recordings are overwritten; the actual recording window depends on the camera’s resolution and settings.
- If an incident occurs, save or lock the relevant clip using the dash cam’s controls, if supported, so it is not treated like ordinary loop footage; transfer or back up important recordings before they are eventually removed or the card is reformatted.
- For seasonal use in a vehicle, the card’s stated operating-temperature range is intended to accommodate hot and cold conditions; the dash cam must also be rated for the conditions, and the camera’s supported card capacity should be checked before installation.
- When you need to review footage on a computer, remove the card and use the included adapter to access its files, provided the computer has a compatible card reader; copy important clips before returning the card to recording use.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
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| Best For | Dash-camera recording and Full HD video capture and playback |
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| Capacity | 256GB |
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| Card Format And Compatibility | microSDXC card format; compatible with cameras |
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| Speed Rating And Performance | Class 10, U1 and UHS-I ratings; also specified as U3/V30 for video, with read speeds up to 100 MB/s |
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| Durability | Temperature-resistant from -25 to 85°C; shockproof, waterproof and X-ray proof |
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| Warranty | 5-year limited warranty |
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| Model Identifiers | Team Dash Card, model TDUSDX256GUHS03 |
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Reference Q&A
Q: Team Dash Card 256GB vs a standard microSD card: which should I use in a dash cam?
A: Choose the Team Dash Card if you want a card specifically positioned for dash cams, with a published operating-temperature range of -25°C to 85°C and a 5-year limited warranty. A standard microSD card may also work if it meets your dash cam’s requirements, but check its suitability for repeated recording and overwriting. Confirm the camera supports 256GB and format the card in the camera before use.
Q: Team Dash Card 256GB vs Samsung PRO Endurance 256GB: which makes more sense for a dash cam?
A: Both are positioned for dash-cam recording. The Team card lists an operating range of -25°C to 85°C and a 5-year limited warranty; Samsung publishes an endurance estimate of up to 26,280 recording hours for its 256GB PRO Endurance card. Choose Team if its temperature specification and warranty fit your priorities; choose Samsung if a published recording-hours estimate is important to your comparison. These manufacturer specifications are not a direct independent durability test.
Q: Team Dash Card 256GB vs SanDisk High Endurance 256GB: what’s the main difference?
A: Both are marketed for dash cams and continuous recording. TEAMGROUP specifies an operating range of -25°C to 85°C and a 5-year limited warranty; SanDisk publishes up to 20,000 hours of Full HD recording for its 256GB High Endurance card. Choose Team if its stated temperature range and warranty are the deciding factors; choose SanDisk if you want a manufacturer-published recording-hours estimate. Actual recording time and compatibility depend on the camera and recording settings.
Q: Should I get the Team Dash Card 128GB or 256GB?
A: Choose 256GB if your dash cam supports it and you want more space before loop recording overwrites older footage. Choose 128GB if it already provides enough recording time for your use or your camera has a lower capacity limit. Check the dash cam’s supported capacity before buying, since a larger card will not help if the camera cannot use it.
Q: Will this 256GB microSD card work with my dash cam?
A: It is a microSDXC card marketed for dash cams, but compatibility depends on your camera’s supported card type, maximum capacity, and speed requirements. Check the dash cam manual before buying; 256GB is not supported by every model.
Q: Is this card suitable for continuous dash-cam recording?
A: The product is marketed for dash cams and is listed with temperature, shock, water, and X-ray resistance. However, the provided specifications do not state a write-cycle or endurance rating, so they do not establish how long it will last under continuous recording. Check your camera’s requirements and the card’s exact speed markings; the supplied product details list both U1 and U3/V30.
Q: Do I need to format the card before using it in a dash cam?
A: The product information does not say whether the card arrives formatted. Check your dash cam’s manual and format the card in the camera if instructed; some cameras require this before recording properly.
Q: How much dash-cam footage can 256GB hold?
A: A 256GB capacity provides room for recorded files, but the product information does not specify recording hours. Actual footage time depends on the dash cam’s resolution, recording settings, and number of cameras; loop recording may overwrite older files when storage fills.
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