Capacity by exact camera
Choose the model to see the supported range and any separate recommendation. You do not need to own a card already. Missing lower limits stay unspecified; a capacity answer is not full card compatibility.
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Selections stay in this page; no card contents, photos, serial numbers or locations are requested. This is a source-based guide, not a card-health test. Missing facts remain UNKNOWN; capacity-only results are never full compatibility.
Maximum capacity and recommended capacity are different. These limits do not confirm card health, speed or complete compatibility.
16GB or 32GB full-size SDHC. The specifications table lists 32GB, while installation also allows 16GB. Class 10 plus U3 and a minimum 90MB/s rating are also required. A capacity match does not verify card health or all recording modes.
The current quick-start guide specifies microSD from 2GB through 512GB, Class 10 and ultra-high speed. The older support table names SDHC/SDXC; its 2GB boundary is inconsistent with the SDHC standard, so a 2GB card stays UNKNOWN here. A capacity match does not verify card health or all recording modes.
SPYPOINT FLEX series quick-start guide v1.2, pp. 3, 7
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Full-size SD or SDHC, maximum 32GB. No minimum capacity or card speed class is established in the reviewed passages. A capacity match does not verify card health or all recording modes.
LM2 only: microSD, maximum 32GB, Class 10 and SDHC. The setup page starts at 2GB although SDHC begins above 2GB; that exact boundary remains UNKNOWN. Do not apply this row to LINK or FORCE models. A capacity match does not verify card health or all recording modes.
Full-size SD, SDHC or SDXC up to 512GB; no minimum is stated. Class 4, Class 10 and U1 are listed. U3 is explicitly excluded, even on a card also marked Class 10. A capacity match does not verify card health or all recording modes.
Full-size SD, SDHC or SDXC up to 1TB. No minimum is stated. The heading also prints “SDUX”; this is not treated as evidence for SDUC. No numeric minimum speed class is given. Recommended: 64GB for still images; high-speed 128GB or 256GB for 4K video. These are not minimum/maximum limits. A capacity match does not verify card health or all recording modes.
A model not listed here stays unknown. Do not transfer a rule to another generation or infer LINK/FORCE support from the LM2 row.