Customer Ratings & Reviews

Nice SD card for me. I have a dozen or so, and this one is my new monster, enabling me to photograph an entire wedding in RAW mode, as well as JPG, and all the images are on one card. Fast enough to shoot lots of RAW and JPG images without ever hitting the buffer. If shooting sports in RAW, It might have hit the buffer, not sure. I'm a full time professional photographer (trying to get out of the profession) who shoots in RAW mode. Here's a description of RAW vs JPG, (a bonus add-on to the review.) It's free. Tips are okay. ;) "RAW" is simply a format that includes pretty much all the data from the time you push the button. "JPG" (Jpeg) is a processed file format that is compressed as well. RAW files can be quite large, and enable the photographer the option of creating large photos, or making greater corrections after the image is created. Let's say that I photograph a wedding and the indoor church lighting is "Incandescent". My camera is set to "incandescent" and I create wonderful ceremony images. As they kiss, and walk down the aisle, I turn on my flash, and forget to change my "white balance" to "Flash" for their exit. All those JPG images would be VERY blue. With JPG, I have little room to adjust the color back to an accurate color. Had I shot RAW, it would have been a piece of cake. Speaking of cake... Think of JPG as being a baked cake. The camera processes each image you create based on the camera's settings. It processes for: white balance, sharpening, contrast, etc, and bakes it into the finished image. With RAW, if you have your camera set to "Daylight" and accidentally shoot under fluorescent lighting, or incandescent lighting, you can edit the file back to the correct color. Think of it (kinda) as making a cake, but being able to go back and tweak the recipe later (kinda-sorta). Another general thought about SD cards- Be careful with them. The black plastic ribs on the reverse side can get damaged if not careful. * I almost never shoot an image on "Auto-white balance" or "program". Not going into that, but suffice to say, I like to spend time shooting, not editing.

The price on this memory card was very competitive. I installed it in my Nikon D5500 and it is fast and responsive. Handled full HD video at 60 fps without blinking an eye. Very happy with it.!

Bought camera to use while snorkeling in the Galápagos Islands. Very easy to use. Took good underwater pictures and video. Didn't want to take any chances using my iPhone on and under the water.

I've been filming more and more weddings recently and I was filling up my 64gb cards quickly. I have a couple of these cards now and it's much more convenient!

I used this card on vacation to capture all my video footage in 4K and it did so beautifully! I had over 4 hours available on it which I only managed to shoot about half of. The card never gave me problems, but left me with stunning, colorful, detailed video. No problems in writing or reading capabilities at all. I highly recommend this card to those serious about capturing the best video.

Great speed and the memory size is excellent for small commercial projects or large personal projects.

Never a problem, plenty of storage and quick to pull up pics / videos

Best Buy had this Extreme 4 K Memory on sale. This makes it a very good value.

Extreme USB card makes camera reach full potential

Fast transfer...great for holding large video files.

I shoot with a Canon 80D and so far have only had one 64Gb card. I was always runnng it if space but while shopping for a larger card you need to consider the speed because shooting fast photos or writing HD/4K videos requires space and speed. This card does the trick on both aspects! Best Buy had a sale and I got it for $89. Great buy!

I was blown away when I saw this 128 GB flash drive at such an unexpected price. I have always picked SanDisk for my digital photography. And to find this size flash-drive at the price it was listed at really made my Christmas shopping even more pleasant.

I was traveling to CES back in January and I knew I would be taking lots of photos and video with my Canon 70D. The problem was I had been using a 16GB memory card and I knew I would need more space to keep from swapping cards out throughout the middle of the day. That's why I went with this card. I needed something that I knew would be able to handle large video files and many of them. The card can handle the video taken with a DSLR and does a wonderful job of it. If you have issues with finding a card that will allow your camera to record more then a few seconds of video this would be the SD card you need. I'm happy with it.

I use this card in my notebook computer instead of a camera. It is very fast (about the same as a good quality usb 3.0 flashdrive). I just leave it in my card slot and use it for extra capacity to keep from filling up the hard drive on my laptop. I have had no problems after about a month of solid use. I am very pleased with it. There are SD cards of the same capacity (128GB) that are faster, but they cost two to three times more. This is a great inexpensive alternative!

Now I don't need to worry about how many RAW photos I take. I love SanDisk. Never had one fail. Good speed on my Nikon D750. Upgrade today to 128 and forget about space worries.

This card is all that I needed and more. I've used in my Nikon D7100 and my Lumix GH3, for stills and video. Works great, and speeds are very good.I shoot RAW, and haven't yet run into a full buffer. (I'm more of a sniper, and not a machine gun shooter). With memory getting so cheap, I may just use them once, burn to a backup drive, and file them away, instead of burning a DVD. The Best Buy staff were great, and I didn't have to wait days for some out of state "Zoned" out company to get it to me. In my opinion, customer service, and the ability to get my questions answered are paramount.

By the brand, price, capacity, and quality is an extraordinary product. Always with the support of Best Buy quality.

I’m using this SD card on my MacBook Pro (when the MacBook still had an access port for these cards) to store the Sound Library files on for Logic Pro (over 40 GB) and have no issues at all doing that. The read and write access times are fast enough to keep up with my work and the big plus is I free up hard drive space on the internal drive of the computer.

I just got back from an extended European vacation and took 8000+ photos with a Nikon DSLR. All of them fit on this one card--making it easy as pie to transfer the pictures to my laptop and up to a hosting site. When in doubt, go with the higher GB. It's worth the money and you only have to keep track of one memory card!.

i will not run out of room. i have so much on my phone and then this card, i'm covered. i have run out of room on phones before. i have so many interests and i save things and take photos that i have run out. that won't happen here. i got this on a 4 hour sale. great price and value for the money. i'm real happy with it.