KRECOO SD CARD

[darknet]

have anyone try this card for mavic 2 pro/zoom

 

[brett8883]

have anyone try this card for mavic 2 pro/zoom View attachment 65867

I think it will accept only Yo to 128 GB so this is too big

 

[darknet]

it has 128 gb too

 

[paulatkin73]

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XWZWYVP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[FoxhallGH]

Mavic 2 Pro spec's (at the back of the manual) say that the drone will support upto 128GB SD card (the 256GB card you posted, will probably work, but your Mavic may not be able to use any the storage space over & above 128GB) ... The UHS speed class 3 (U3) spec' is what you want however, to ensure that you can record HD video without issues.

 

[darknet]

Mavic 2 Pro spec's (at the back of the manual) say that the drone will support upto 128GB SD card (the 256GB card you posted, will probably work, but your Mavic may not be able to use any the storage space over & above 128GB) ... The UHS speed class 3 (U3) spec' is what you want however, to ensure that you can record HD video without issues.

just one to know is Krecoo brand good for mavic 2 or not

 

[FoxhallGH]

just one to know is Krecoo brand good for mavic 2 or not

Never heard of 'Krecoo' before now - but if the card performs to the spec's according to the logo's stamped on it, then it should be OK ... It could be a cheap imitation however - but there is no way you are going to know before you try it .... If it is a similar price to a Sandisk SD card with the same U3 rating, then personally, I'd go for the Sandisk.
I've looked on-line for reviews, but can't find any except 'sponsored' ... So it looks like these have only just been released.

 

[CanadaDrone]

You can buy quality name-brand U3/V30 microSD cards for next to nothing, I wouldn't waste my time with those trying to save a few dollars. Also, you may not want all your eggs in such a large basket should something happen and you lose the footage (max 128GB). I've been buying memory cards for about 2 decades now and I have never heard of that brand. Personally I would never buy a card like that. Stick to Sandisk/Samsung/Lexar and if you look around a bit you can probably find them for the same price.

The last two Sandisk V30 cards I bought were $22 CAD for 64GB and $44 CAD for 128GB. That is about $16 and $33 USD respectively - doesn't get much cheaper than that for a fast card, and certainly not worth trying to save a few bucks on by buying knockoffs.

Here's one for $16.99 USD and you even get a SD adapter. $28.99 for 128GB:

SanDisk64GB Extreme UHS-I microSDXC Memory Card with SD Adapter