Customer Ratings & Reviews

Decent read/write speed. Prefer more GB. Shop around.

I like the product good quality it's my second purchase

I thought it would save a lot more pics than or does

I bought this as a christmas gift for a photo buff

Don’t like this newer type when processing. I shoot in raw and jpg. The images display too slowly. The image numbers become juxtaposed.

Have over 50 of these because I am always afraid that I did not copy them over to hard disk

This card allows us to save over 2000 thousand pictures (depending on picture size) & saves them rapidly so we can keep taking pictures. We bought two while they were on sale, so we don't have to worry about maxing out our memory. Don't settle for a cheaper imitation or slow speed capable card if your camera takes rapid pictures.

Son needed disk store had we purchased it. Thank you

I shot RAW & JpeG so 16 gb isn't enough usually. So, i needed to get a larger storage and jump onthis when BEST BUY has such a great price. Before using the Extreme Pro...I wasn't expecting a differences. I was wrong....I notice a differences compare to the EXtreme 30mb version. This rocks on the Nikon D7000.

Didn't realize it didn't have a mini card with it! Now I'm stuck with 2 of these....

Been on phone for an hour, store is not answering during business hours.

Card does not work in my camcorder. Other cards, same type, work fine. Returning card to store.

Purchased this card for my Canon T2i DSLR as I was noticing processing delays with basic SD cards. With this card I have no more delays even when shooting full 1080p video. If you have a DSLR camera, do not hesitate buy this now. You will not regret it.

I generally use CF cards. My 6 year old Canon 1D Mark II can use both CF and SDHC cards. Recently a pin got bent in the CF socket and it is now unusable. Rather than getting the socket repaired at a cost of ~ $200, I purchased the SDHC card and continue to have an operable camera. I always use SanDisk Extreme products so buying this card was a no brainier. When I bought this card the price was great and so was the service from Best Buy.

Received item by mail Unwritable/corrupted out of package

Return not happy .and also don’t need it At this moment.

Extreme PRO's 95MB/s is the one it stick out of the many other brand and module SD cards. If you are sport shooter, you would be disappointed with any SD cards with the lower speed when you shoot more the 10 frames continually.

I originally bought a 32 GB PNY class 10 (20MB/sec) card for my Canon 60D DSLR camera. Although, I think it was more of a problem with the 60D than the PNY card, the PNY card was not fast enough when recording in full 1080p video. With this card, I have had no issues. I still use the PNY card for shooting photos or taking non-HD movies. Regardless, I definitely notice a difference when using this card, and when transfering images to my computer. This card is really for demanding users (at 45MB/sec). Its expensive, but it solved my HD video recording problems.

For SD equipped DSLRs, this is the card to get if you find yourself hitting the limit of your buffer too often. Currently, it's the fastest SD card available for UHS-I cameras: virtually all Nikons made in the last three years, and a few Canons. I'd skip this card for a P&S, and go with something cheaper. Not that it won't work, it'll work very well, but they don't include the circuitry to feed this card data at its max speed - the standard Extreme work fine with those. Do be aware that if you really hit this card hard, it will heat up, so if you fill it in 30 minutes, don't be surprised when you pull it out to swap it.

This card performs extremely well in a Nikon D7100 DSLR camera. Read and write times and as advertised. I will be picking up additional cards. PS make sure to Price Match with AMAZON before purchasing. I was able to get the card for $25 in store.