Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Sony XQD card is reliable and fast! I use it in my Nikon Z7 and am very pleased with the results! The photo of the beaver below was taken with my Nikon Z7 using the Sony XQD memory card.

I’d rather like to have 2 memories of 64 but since the Z7 has only 1 slot this memory works great and it responds fast even when it’s almost full

This was for image storage for my Nikon D850 camera. I works great!

If you have had any doubts about upgrading to XCD … put them aside … if you believe that time equals money … this is it.

The Sony - QDG120F/J 120GB XQD Memory Card is an exceptional piece of technology that delivers outstanding performance for both professional and enthusiast photographers and videographers. With its impressive read and write speeds, this memory card ensures that you can capture high-resolution images and 4K videos without any lag or interruption. The 120GB capacity provides ample space for extensive shooting sessions, making it perfect for events, sports, and wildlife photography where you need to capture every moment without worrying about running out of storage. One of the standout features of this memory card is its durability. It's designed to withstand harsh conditions, including extreme temperatures, shocks, and even X-rays, ensuring that your data remains safe and secure no matter where you are. The robust build quality gives you peace of mind that your precious memories are well-protected. Overall, the Sony - QDG120F/J 120GB XQD Memory Card is a reliable and high-performance option that meets the demands of modern digital imaging. Its speed, capacity, and durability make it a top choice for anyone looking to enhance their photography and videography experience. Highly recommended!

The quality of the memory card for my work camera it is insane. I was looking for a bigger size card, but it was not available at the store. I have heard nothing but good things about this memory card, and of course I always trust sony brand for this kind of stuff. The size of the memory end up being good enough and the transfer and read are pretty good. I do recommend this card, hats down!

Have a few of these for my Nikon Z cameras and they are fast and durable. Have not had any corrupt data on any of my cards. A little pricy, but so much better than the old SD cards. I guess you get what you pay for!

If you're looking at XQD - you already know it costs more per GB than SD or CF cards. It's just the nature of the beast. If you don't know you need an XQD - you likely dont. It's only in a few cameras that want the speed. For those of us who do, this is it. About the best you can get below $150 / 120GB. This keeps up with my D500 & my Z6 (Nikon) fantastically. You get what you pay for. If you don't need this large of card, you can save a bit with smaller cards.

There’s not to say about the XQD card from SONY. It works and it’s blazing fast. Expensive but soon enough the price will drop. If it doesn’t then that means the camera companies have change their memory cards to another format and the price may stay the same. Get this at BestBuy. You can accumulate reward dollars in the long run and use it to reduce the price of tour next purchase. Thanks BB…

I use the XQD cards in my Nikon D850. I shoot fast action dog sports for my business and needed to expand my XQD card collection. I shot over 4000 photos from a 4-day competition. Up until now I've just used 64GB cards but I nearly ran out of space so since they were on sale I opted for the larger 120GB. In June I will be doing a 5 day competition. These Sony cards work well for me. This card seems to work as well as the smaller cards.

I'm always taking tons of photos, maybe more then I ever would with a film camera. with this massive sized card I don't have to worry about filling it up when I'm shooting high rez photos and can swap it out with others then offload later. It's nice to have something big like this. Speed is great, super fast. Simple to use, just drop it on and go.

Application is lacrosse games shooting 7 frames/sec about 1400 shots/game. Responsive, no issue with data loss (I have a couple with different capacities I’ve used for several years). Notice: SanDisk CFExpress (on sale) is cheaper as are other xqd brands. I buy Sony XQD over other brands because I trust their quality but am looking into Sandisk for expansion. Why mention this? If you switch and use a card reader, you need to ensure your card reader reads both.

The perfect xqd card for the Nikon d500. I photograph nature and wildlife mainly and rely on the speed of these cards daily and they have never let me down. I prefer large capacity memory cards like this one so that I can keep shooting and not have to delete in camera to make more room.

One of the best memory cards I've had. I shoot on a Nikon z6 and this works very well. It writes really fast and allows me to download my photos at a high speed. I admit it's a bit pricey but it is worth the money. I would trust this over CF express cards.

Am using my Sony Professional XQD G series 120GB Memory Card with my Nikon Z7 camera and it works well and fast! A definite recommendation on my part.

I bought this for my Nikon D850, and it has definitely been worth it so far. With this card, I can shoot 45.7 MP raw files at 7 frames per second and never fill up my camera's buffer.

Fast and reliable writing and reading speeds...well built product too. Wish it wasn’t too expensive I would give it a 5

I use the Nikon Z series cameras and this is what I needed. I wanted a card big enough so I don’t have to switch cards often. Great card but I think these cards are too expensive. Overall, great read/write speeds, good build quality and gets the job done.

With the new requirements for the Nikon D850, the XQD card holds a ton of photos. You will need it in order to get the quality out of the pics. The price is a little spendy for sure.

I am so impressed with XQD as a camera capture card. Really fast and it almost seems the camera buffer never gets full. I get over 2000 shots on this card in lossless compressed image format. Worth the cost.