GNET 64GB microSD Memory Card for GNET Dash Cams

SKU: MICROSD64GB
Price
$92
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GNET 64GB microSD card, GNET logo and 64GB printed on the front, black background

GNET 64GB microSD Memory Card for GNET Dash Cams

Price
$92

Product features

Quick answer: The GNET 64GB microSD card is a genuine GNET card for compatible GNET dash cams, with twice the room of the 32GB card. GNET's manuals ask for a genuine GNET card.

Twice the space of the 32GB card, so more footage is kept before the oldest files are recorded over.

What it does

  • 64GB capacity
  • Genuine GNET 64GB microSD card
  • More room for QHD and parking footage
  • Format it in your GNET camera before first use

Specifications

Brand GNET
Type microSD memory card
Capacity 64GB

Fitment and what comes in the box

64GB sits inside the card range given in the G-ONW manual and in both G-ON2 Pro manuals. On any other GNET model, check its manual first or bring the camera in.

Warranty

Your rights under the Australian Consumer Law always apply. Keep your receipt and contact us first if anything goes wrong.

More GNET options: the 32GB card, the G-ONQ Pro and the OBD II cable for parking.

Frequently asked questions

Why choose the 64GB GNET card?

It holds twice what the 32GB card does, so a QHD camera or a long parking session keeps more footage before the loop starts again.

Is the 64GB card a match for my G-ONW or G-ON2 Pro?

Yes for both. The G-ONW manual and both G-ON2 Pro manuals cover 64GB cards. For another GNET model, bring it in and we will check.

Should I format the 64GB card in the camera?

Yes. Format it in your GNET camera before you record on it for the first time.

When should I replace the 64GB card?

Constant recording wears every card in time. Once clips stop saving or will not play back, swap in a fresh one.