Customer Ratings & Reviews

It's the best memory for speed and works with 4k camera just fine. Thanks geek squad for telling me which to buy or I would be lost and cursing the camera not knowing. Side note: go as big as you can afford or buy two so you don't run out of space.

I needed a fast SD card for my Nikon D810. So far so good for a 36 megapixels sensor.

This product works just like I figured it would. Good speed for use in my Nikon D7100.

Was not the most expensive unit by far, but it's super fast, which is great for HD video.

This was a great buy and has enough capacity for what we use camera for.

I bought this card to keep up with my D750s 24megapixel RAW files and it does just that!

This is a perfect storage option for cameras or just to have an extra...at a great price.

I mean what can I say, it does what it has to do and I haven't had any issues with it!

This card is by far the fastes of all the cards I have, it allows much quicker frame snaps.

There's not much to say about this product but I was pleased with the price paid for it. This is my first extreme plus card and still need time to mess with it but the 1st time using it I was pleased. Speed was actually as listed.

Great reliable product easy to use. I think it was a great value for the price and the capacity was outstanding. I would recommend to anyone.

Purchased the product because it was on sale. Great product for a very good price.

Card functions exactly as you would expect it to. Speed is great, works flawlessly.

I bought this memory card for my new DSLR camera. So far it's been great. Although the hi-speed cards are a little more expensive, this one wasn't too expensive, and I'm capturing every picture and video I want with my great new camera. So far, I'm happy with my purchase!

Takes hundreds of photos and some video. Good for beginner photographer

Does the job at a very reasonable price. Bought it when it was on sale.

Great price for SD card although I prefer smaller GB although can't beat the price

As a rule, no matter what the manufacturer or brand name, all memory cards are basically equivalent. Generally, regular are sturdier than micro size(which are too easily prone to cracking and, thus, loss of all data). Both are definitely too easy to become lost. Still, both are necessary for respectively compatible high-tech devices, and the amazing storage capacity on such a tiny, flat object(especially as compared to old-fashioned film rolls or tapes) is truly impressive. All such memory disks are an awesome and essential tool.

a card that keeps up with my Cannon DSL camera can use burst mode now

Capable of taking continuous pictures without slowing the camera down.