“what is the speed class rating for this card? Greater than 6? my camera requires SD greater than 6”

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• says on the box of it its C10

  Answered by spunkenhimer 9 years ago

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• UHS Speed Class 3, SD Card Class 10

  Answered by JK27 9 years ago

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• The speed is rated at 10 for this 128 GB card

  Answered by the1 9 years ago

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• YES! This one is 10. It's the highest rating card! The best of the best and extremely fast when downloading, but it also depends on how fast the device is that you are downloading the files to. This is a great card.

  Answered by BTown 10 years ago

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• this card is rated a 10 which is 10 times faster than a ordinary sd card with no rating. it best for the new 4k recordings using latest video camera and also the large mega pixels photo camera

  Answered by TURBOMON 10 years ago

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• EXPLAINED HERE: http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1996/~/difference-between-speed-class,-uhs-speed-class,-and-speed-ratings

  Answered by DastardlyDonnie 10 years ago

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• C10 U3 card 90MB/s speed... great card

  Answered by IDGidg 10 years ago

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• I am pretty sure it is Class 10.

  Answered by Mitch 10 years ago

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• The SanDisk Extreme SDXC UHS-I Card is Class 10 and UHS Speed Class 1 (4) rated, allowing you to seamlessly capture cinema-quality Full HD and 3D video. Record a ballet recital, sporting event, or family vacation without skipped frames.

  Answered by JustinW 10 years ago

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• it is a classy 10. should do trick.

  Answered by Catlover 10 years ago

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