SD Cards

[eldvisuals]

I have these two SD cards, which one should I use?

 

[msinger]

The Pixtor card is faster. The Ultra Plus probably won't be able to record 4K (if that's your plan).

 

[eldvisuals]

The Pixtor card is faster. The Ultra Plus probably won't be able to record 4K (if that's your plan).

I just wanted to know haha. I've been using the wrong card the whole time XD thanks for the clarification

 

[CanadaDrone]

The "U3" card is the only one that will work for video.

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[msinger]

I've been using the wrong card the whole time XD thanks for the clarification

As long as it works for the video you're recording (or photos you're taking), then you can certainly continue to use it. Just because it's not a U3 card doesn't mean it'll be unusable.

If you want to learn more about choosing the best memory card for your needs, then check out this guide:

Best memory card for your DJI drone

 

[eldvisuals]

As long as it works for the video you're recording (or photos you're taking), then you can certainly continue to use it. Just because it's not a U3 card doesn't mean it'll be unusable.

If you want to learn more about choosing the best memory card for your needs, then check out this guide:

Best memory card for your DJI drone

I was using the U1 for a long time(had it in spark and switched it to mavic air, never knew I had the U3 in my storage case haha)

 

[Thomas B]

Use the U3 card. Anything else is too slow per DJI. I use the same U3 60GB card you show (the left one) never a problem.

 

[grone]

And keep an eye on your screen to see if you're getting the 'Slow Card' message.