Can it be true the maximum memorycard i can use is 64gb card? its sound to funny to be true?

Can eny body confirm it? i stay to buy cards and i need to know about i shut buy 1x 128gb or 2x 64gb cards.

If its only support 64gb, what happen if i put a 128gb into my Mavic?

According to the Mavic Specs, 64Gb is the maximum.

Micro SD™
Max capacity: 64 GB. Class 10 or UHS-1 rating required.

If you try an SD card with a larger capacity you will be the test bunny.

Jenee 2 Posted at 2017-5-29 21:26
According to the Mavic Specs, 64Gb is the maximum.

Micro SD™

I primary search people how have trying this i have 128gb allready, but its just sound fun we in 2017 make a limit on only 64gb, becures 2x 64 cost more then 1x 128

No, I use a 128GB Sandisk extreme Pro and always record until it is almost full about 120 GB .......... works flawless

Angelo26 Posted at 2017-5-30 02:34
No, I use a 128GB Sandisk extreme Pro and always record until it is almost full about 120 GB .......... works flawless

Thanks a lot for info, then i want to buy a 128gb card more, very cool! thanks for update!

What is the different between UHS-1 and UHS-3?
For now I use UHS-3 bat this is more expensive then UHS-1.

Time2Party Posted at 2017-5-30 07:46
What is the different between UHS-1 and UHS-3?
For now I use UHS-3 bat this is more expensive then UHS-1.

Speed. Buying anything with write speeds faster than 60mbps is overkill. That said, at some point it'll be just as cheap to buy the faster cards.

Ex Machina Posted at 2017-5-30 07:49
Speed. Buying anything with write speeds faster than 60mbps is overkill. That said, at some point it'll be just as cheap to buy the faster cards.

i tottaly agreed, but if the price not are so "huges" bewteen i will still give a little more for even faster card to the featuer, none body know whats the next version require in speed, and cards are expencis, so if you need to give a little more here and now its can be the price of it, but ofc, if the amount are to high don't give more money ^^

I have a 128GB UHS3 Toshiba card, no issues. And that card is damn cheap! Paid is 38euro Which is very cheap for a UHS3 card.  (Toshiba EXCERIA M302-EA 128GB )

droneenthusiast Posted at 2017-5-29 21:58
I primary search people how have trying this  i have 128gb allready, but its just sound fun we in 2017 make a limit on only 64gb, becures 2x 64 cost more then 1x 128

Costco has 64GB Sandisk cards for $27.  Pretty cheap these days to get what you need.

Ex Machina Posted at 2017-5-30 07:49
Speed. Buying anything with write speeds faster than 60mbps is overkill. That said, at some point it'll be just as cheap to buy the faster cards.

The max bandwidth I have seen the Mavic use is 53 Mbps and any class 10 card is 80 Mbps capable, so totally agree with that statement.

Xman1 Posted at 2017-5-30 09:22
The max bandwidth I have seen the Mavic use is 53 Mbps and any class 10 card is 80 Mbps capable, so totally agree with that statement.

It is not about what that devices max delivers, but the extra cash you need to spend, next time you buy a 4K camera and cannot use that card in your new camera, then it is limited to your older recording devices. Always better, if the cost is not much more, to buy faster card.

Nees Posted at 2017-5-30 10:32
It is not about what that devices max delivers, but the extra cash you need to spend, next time you buy a 4K camera and cannot use that card in your new camera, then it is limited to your older recording devices. Always better, if the cost is not much more, to buy faster card.

Of course buy what works for you.  If you have devices today that need the faster storage and you transfer your cards between devices, then that is the model that works for you.

Where I am coming from:  Usually I have my SD cards dedicated per device, and for the cost difference, this model saves me money over time anyway as the premium for the faster card today will be nothing tomorrow.  When that new device I buy that you talk about eventually comes around, that old card is no longer big enough so I have to buy a new one anyway, every single time this happens!  I'd be out so much more money if I didn't operate this way.

So as I said, buy what works for you, but I have never made this biggest fastest model that is overkill for my device ever work.

Found using Integral Memory cards super reliable. I've got a 4K card 64gb and it's been bullet proof. 90/80mb read write speeds though so it should be!

ok, thx for the answer.

FYI, I'm using 200GB Sandisk Card and it works fine !

fans365bc615 Posted at 2017-5-30 13:21
FYI, I'm using 200GB Sandisk Card and it works fine !

OK....  This is the first I've heard of this...  Can you address all 200GB?  Or does it stop at 64?

Xman1 Posted at 2017-5-30 14:31
OK....  This is the first I've heard of this...  Can you address all 200GB?  Or does it stop at 64?

will be good to know when its stop to use speace yeah, i waiting for more info to

Sorry, I haven't been notified of your requests. I'm back from a trip in French Polynesia and I've been able to use every bit of my 200GB card...........no limit whatsoever

DJI book says 64gb in the MP but many people are using 128gb

Why not use 2? If the 128gb fails you got nothing, if one 64gb fails, you still got the other one.

I would rather have several 32gb or 16gb instead of one large one. You can only fly around 27min anyway and i doubt anyone gets a full memory card at 64gb in one flight.

Jffoto Posted at 2017-10-8 06:14
Why not use 2? If the 128gb fails you got nothing, if one 64gb fails, you still got the other one.

I would rather have several 32gb or 16gb instead of one large one. You can only fly around 27min anyway and i doubt anyone gets a full memory card at 64gb in one flight.

Good point!