Insignia™ - 128GB SDXC UHS-I Memory Card, Read Speed Up to 200MB/s

The Insignia SDXC (Secure Digital Extended Capacity) memory card worked well with my Canon EOS R100 Camera. I was a bit worried that it wouldn’t be compatible with my camera, but luckily, there were no problems. I was able to take many photos and record a fun video of my family. The pictures and video looked great, and the SD card did its job well. The 128GB of storage is enough for many pictures and lengthy videos. I can confidently say that the Memory card’s performance does not disappoint. My laptop lacks an SD card slot, but I was able to access its storage by using an SD Card reader adapter, which worked wonderfully. The only minor downside to this product is that it's not as versatile as a microSD card with an adapter. This memory card can’t be used with the Nintendo Switch, GoPro cameras, most drones, and other popular electronics. Therefore, if you are looking for a memory card that includes both the adapter and the microSD card, then this won’t be for you. But other than that, this product is compatible with cameras, some laptops, and all SD card reader adapters. Compared to my other memory cards I have for my camera, the quality of this Insignia SDXC memory card is equally as exceptional!

Given how expensive storage media has become, it's tempting to select a card that is not from the well-known major brands, as sometimes such cards are a little less expensive. The issue is that not all of those are reliable. In my experience has been a reliable brand in most products I have acquired in with that brand, so seeing a memory card from Insignia made me happy. As memory cards go, it looks and feels as you would expect. I like using cards like this over a USB flash drive because they are slim and easy to move around. They are also a great way to expand the storage on a device that has limited storage (ahem...MacBooks). Of course, they are also required in certain mobile devices, such as a GoPro or some digital cameras. Still have an old 3DS? Those use these SD cards too. Out of the package, this card is formatted as EXFAT. If you don't know what that means, that's ok. All that you need to know is that you can connect it to a Windows, Mac, or Linux computer and each will be able to read and write to the card immediately. No special formatting required. The speeds are good. I was able to copy a 1.3 GB file from my Mac Mini to the card in about 7 seconds. I'm not the best judge, but I used the card in a GoPro camera my friend has and the camera did not seem to be held back by the memory card at all. Of course, time and use is required to gauge how good one of these cards is over the long term, but I certainly don't think this card is any less reliable than a major brand, and provided you don't need top speeds, the Insignia card is a great way to get a memory card without paying top dollar.

I can’t remember the last time I bought a memory card for my handheld camera, but it’s been probably at least 5 years (since I got my Sony A6400). Well, I got the change to try this memory card from Insignia, and I have noticed it’s definitely faster than my old memory card. It’s probably weird to get a little excited about a memory card, but I like to take pictures of stars at night, and these kinds of pictures do take some time processing, and so any little thing to make the process faster is appreciated. All in all, the quality of the card feels durable, and it does give me confidence that I won’t be losing any pictures that I take when I am outdoors. Fortunately, my computer also has an SD slot and so exporting the pictures with the memory card is fast and easy. This past weekend, I brough my camera with my new Insignia memory card and caught some nice pictures of the stars. Personally, when you're out in the dark and miles from home, the last thing I want to worry about is whether your memory card is going to fail or corrupt the photos. I don’t think I will have any issues with this card. The 128GB capacity is also a sweet spot for me. It provides plenty of room for thousands of photos or videos without having to worry about getting full. Overall, I am enjoying the memory card and it’s meeting my needs. It’s not the famous name we all know in photography, but if you're looking for a dependable SD card for photography, travel, or everyday use, I would definitely recommend giving this one a look.

I have been looking for a new high-speed, value priced, memory card for my Canon R50 and Nikon D850 cameras. This memory card by Insignia really fills that spot at my price point. I am a content creator who uses my cameras to create short videos and still photos. I am using this memory card mainly for videos with my Canon R50. But, I can equally use it in my Nikon camera for still photos. The 128GB size works out well, because I can get about 2,635 photos (24MP in Raw format) or 1 hour of 4K video on this card. Once formatted in the camera, there is some loss in capacity, which is normal with any memory card. So far I have used this memory card 3 different times with both still photos and 4K video. The response time from my cameras have been quick and I didn't experience any lag or wait when my camera had to stop at write to the memory card, even when continuous shooting at roughly 12 fps. In addition, I didn't experience any image or video quality problems with the images saved on my memory card. Equally, copying the files from the memory card to my laptop PC were just as quick. I have been very pleased with the performance of this memory card and the price point makes this an excellent value. I would highly recommend this memory card for photo and/or video use in a DSLR.

Insignia™ - 128GB SDXC UHS-I Memory Card, Read Speed Up to 200MB/s The Insignia™ 128GB SDXC UHS-I Memory Card is an in-house brand (White box) budget line of memory cards. This particular one was labeled as being manufactured in Taiwan. The card has reasonable specs with 128 GB capacity. Read speeds up to 200 MB/s and write speeds up to 70 MB/s. Its speed class is C-10, ultra high speed class is U3 and Video speed class is V30. It comes with a 1-year warranty. While testing the device, I formatted it in the device I was going to use it on. I tested this card for 5 days I used the SDXC memory card in a DSLR camera and a remote Wi-Fi security camera. I didn’t have any problems in either device, and they performed as expected. They formatted quickly, and the pictures and video files transferred at a reasonable rate to other media. I didn’t have any issues or failures. As for long-term reliability, there is no way to test it within this period. I am kind of a snob when it comes to buying and using memory cards for security cameras or for taking pictures with my DSLR camera. I have had other brands of budget cards fail in a matter of months of use, so I would make sure that reviews are consistent on longevity. The cards reportedly use standard components, with NAND from major makers and a Taiwanese controller and assembly. If you are okay with these conditions and have cloud backup for these devices, this seems like a nice budget memory card for your use.