SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card 32GB is available at Mascom International for KSh 5,300, brand new and sealed, with a rating of 15,000 hours of Full HD recording. The SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card reads at up to 100MB per second, writes at up to 40MB per second, and carries U3 and V30 speed classes for steady video capture. It is a card designed for cameras that never stop filming. Walk into our store on the first floor of Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, and take one home the same day.
Built for matatu owners, boda boda riders, school transport managers and shop owners across Kenya, the SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card 32GB handles dashcams, CCTV cameras and body cams that overwrite footage all day. Ordinary phone cards are made for photos and apps, not for being written over every few hours, so they can fail quietly and leave a blank file when a crash or break-in happens. This card is rated for roughly 625 days of nonstop Full HD filming, so the clip you need after a bump on Thika Road or a theft at your stall is far more likely to be there.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya that sell unbranded cards with doubtful capacity, Mascom International stocks the SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card in sealed retail packs you can inspect at the counter. The 32GB size also suits older dashcams and Wi-Fi cameras that cannot read cards above 32GB, a limit many buyers discover too late. Customers across Nairobi tell us they used to replace cheap cards every few months once heat and constant rewriting took their toll. Buyers throughout Kenya report fewer lost recordings after switching to the SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card. Visit the store, order on WhatsApp, or pay on arrival anywhere in the 47 counties.
Common Questions About the SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card
How much is the SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card 32GB in Kenya?
The SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card 32GB costs KSh 5,300 at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD, brand new and sealed. That price includes a 6-month Mascom International warranty and pay-on-arrival delivery to all 47 counties, with same-day delivery in Nairobi and its environs. If you need a longer loop before old footage is overwritten, the 128GB version costs KSh 8,100. That is KSh 2,800 more for four times the space and four times the rated recording life.
How long will the SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card last in a dashcam that records nonstop?
SanDisk rates the SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card 32GB for 15,000 hours of Full HD recording. Running 24 hours a day, that works out to about 625 days, or more than a year and eight months of constant filming. A matatu dashcam that runs 12 hours a day would take close to three and a half years to reach the rating. The figure covers Full HD only, and SanDisk notes that 4K recording lowers the rated hours.
Should I buy the SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card 32GB or the SanDisk High Endurance microSD Card 64GB?
Choose the SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card 32GB when the camera records nonstop and the card must last; choose the SanDisk High Endurance microSD Card 64GB when you want more space for less money. This card is rated for 15,000 hours at KSh 5,300. The High Endurance 64GB holds twice the footage but is rated for 5,000 hours at KSh 3,800. Both read at up to 100MB per second and carry U3 and V30 ratings. For 24-hour CCTV, the longer rating usually wins.
Will the SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card cope with Kenyan heat, dust and KPLC power cuts?
Yes, the SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card is rated to operate from minus 25°C to 85°C, well beyond what a dashboard reaches when a car is parked in the Mombasa sun. SanDisk also describes it as waterproof, shockproof and x-ray-proof. Dust troubles the camera's lens and vents far more than the card itself. Power cuts are a camera issue: when KPLC supply drops, a recorder without backup stops mid-clip. Pairing the camera with a small UPS protects those final minutes.
How many hours of footage does the SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card 32GB hold before it overwrites?
At a typical Full HD setting of about 130MB a minute, the SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card 32GB holds roughly four hours of footage before the camera records over the oldest clips. Many dashcams use lower bitrates, so the real figure is often longer. For a shop camera, four hours means an incident should be saved the same day. If you need a full day of history, the 128GB version holds about 16 hours at the same setting.
Will the SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card 32GB work in an older dashcam or Wi-Fi camera?
Yes, the SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card 32GB is a microSDHC card, so SanDisk lists it as compatible with both microSDHC and microSDXC devices. That matters because many older dashcams, budget Wi-Fi cameras and baby monitors cannot read cards larger than 32GB. Check the camera manual or the label near its slot for SDHC or a 32GB limit. Format the card inside the camera before first use. Our team can check your camera model on WhatsApp before you buy.
Is the SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card fast enough for 4K dashcams?
Yes, the SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card carries the V30 video speed class, which means it sustains at least 30MB per second while saving video. That meets the V30 requirement many 4K dashcams and security cameras list in their manuals. Its write speed reaches up to 40MB per second and read speed up to 100MB per second, so copying footage to a laptop is quick. Keep in mind that 4K fills the 32GB card faster and lowers the rated hours.
Who should buy the SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card 32GB, and who should skip it?
Buy the SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card 32GB if you run a dashcam, doorbell or single CCTV camera that records nonstop and only needs a few hours of history, especially an older device capped at 32GB. Skip it if you want days of stored footage from a busy shop or a 4K camera; the 128GB version fits that job better. Skip it too if you only need space for phone photos and apps, where an ordinary microSD card costs less and does the job.
Technical Specifications
Core Function and Endurance Rating
- Rated for 15,000 hours of Full HD recording — about 625 days of nonstop filming before the card reaches its rated life.
- Designed for constant overwriting — dashcams and CCTV recorders write over old clips all day, and this card is built for that cycle.
- 32GB of storage — about four hours of Full HD footage at 130MB a minute before the oldest clip is replaced.
- Rated hours apply to Full HD — 4K video writes more data per minute, so the card reaches its rating sooner.
- Cost per rated hour of about KSh 0.35 — the KSh 5,300 price spread across 15,000 hours of recording life.
- Twelve hours a day of use — a typical matatu shift pattern takes close to three and a half years to reach the 15,000-hour rating.
Speed Class and Performance
- Read speed up to 100MB per second — a full card of footage copies to a laptop in roughly six minutes at full speed.
- Write speed up to 40MB per second — the rate at which a camera can save new video to the card.
- V30 video speed class — a promise of at least 30MB per second of sustained writing, the level many 4K cameras ask for.
- U3 UHS speed class — a matching 30MB per second minimum, shown as a 3 inside a U on the card face.
- Class 10 rating — at least 10MB per second, enough for any Full HD dashcam or older security camera.
- Speeds from SanDisk internal testing — real transfer rates depend on the camera, card reader and laptop port used.
Compatibility
- microSDHC format — works in both microSDHC and microSDXC devices, including older cameras that stop at 32GB.
- UHS-I interface — the standard connection most dashcams, action cameras and Wi-Fi security cameras use for microSD cards.
- Dashcams, CCTV, doorbells and body cams — the device types SanDisk designs its endurance cards around.
- Full-size SD slots — fits a laptop or NVR SD slot when placed in a microSD-to-SD adapter.
- Format in the camera first — letting the dashcam or recorder format the card sets it up for that device.
- Phones and tablets — the card also reads in most Android phones, though its design suits video loops rather than app storage.
Build and Durability
- Operating range of minus 25°C to 85°C — keeps working inside a hot parked vehicle or a cold highland night.
- Storage range of minus 40°C to 85°C — safe to leave in a glovebox or a warm store room between uses.
- Waterproof, shockproof, temperature-proof and x-ray-proof — SanDisk's proof claims cover the card itself, not the camera holding it.
- Standard microSD size of about 15 by 11 millimetres — fits any microSD slot without a spacer or tray.
- Decimal capacity counting — usable space shows slightly under 32GB because one gigabyte is counted as one billion bytes.
- Proof claims carry limits — SanDisk publishes the conditions behind each claim, so treat them as protection against accidents rather than daily exposure.
Inclusions and Support
- SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card 32GB in a sealed SanDisk retail pack, inspected at the counter or on delivery.
- 6-month Mascom International warranty covering manufacturing defects, with claims handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk.
- WhatsApp help checking whether your dashcam or camera supports the card before you pay.
- Pay-on-arrival delivery to all 47 counties, with same-day delivery in Nairobi and its environs.
- Card readers and adapters available separately at Mascom International for copying footage to a laptop.
Package Contents
The SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card 32GB arrives in SanDisk's sealed retail pack, and the card itself is the main item inside. If you need a full-size SD adapter for a laptop or NVR slot, ask on WhatsApp and our team will confirm what the pack in stock carries. No card reader or cable is included. Card readers and microSD adapters are sold separately at Mascom International on Kimathi Street, so you can collect everything in one visit.
Warranty
The SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card 32GB ships with a 6-month warranty through Mascom International, covering manufacturing defects under normal use. If the card fails to record, read or format during that period, bring it with your receipt to our service desk at Old Mutual Building, Nairobi CBD, where claims are handled.
Where to Buy the SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card 32GB in Kenya
The SanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD Card 32GB is on the shelf at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. We open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Bring your dashcam or camera along and test the card in it before you leave the counter. The card comes in one standard SanDisk design, so there is no colour to choose.
Reach our team directly on any of these:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
We deliver with pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs get same-day delivery, while major towns such as Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisumu and Mombasa receive orders the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Your card is backed by the 6-month warranty above. Every listing we publish carries honest specifications and accurate pricing, and our team stays available for after-sales help long after the sale.
