SD Card 256gb [up to 15hrs record time]

Make sure you check out your cameras website to check compatibility of the SD card with your action camera. 

How much video can you record on the SD card depends on three major things:
• RESOLUTION... [little p or k]

1080p is the resolution. Lots of folks talk about 4k &5k, but the file size is much bigger and most folks don't see much difference while viewing on mobile. If you are using Looping and only saving the good video, you might not worry about the larger file size. However, most folks view videos on their cell phones at 720p, so you might not need high resolution. Take your camera and shoot some video at each resolution, upload them to YouTube and then see which is the lowest resolution you think looks the best for the file size.

30fps or 30 frames per second is the standard rate. We prefer 60fps, so that when the fish jumps or some other action happens that you want to slow down (slomo / slow motion), you can slow it down in editing. Your camera may give you 120fps or 240fps, which sound good but that super-extreme slo-mo does make very large files... so you will have to determine if the large files are worth it.

64gb 1080/60 = 2.25 hours

128gb 1080/60 = 5 hours

256gb   1080/60 = 10 hours

512gb   1080/60 = 20 hours