Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought two for our up coming cruise to Alaska for my Nikon cameras. Plan on taking a lot of pics. It’s high speed down loading so less lag time from picture capture to relay to SD card.

It is only fair and necessary. I was really looking for something more powerful, but then I bought the same one in 128GB and both work the same for me.

Card works fine so far. I have not tried the video aspect of my new camera. This card according to the salesperson is better suited for doing video with the camera.

It works .

I can't say much about this yet, I haven't had any problems and it seems quick enough for my camera (EOS R).

I don't see a difference in speed between this and the 80-90 second write speed memory cards that I have, but I have no actual complaints.

It works fine with my Sony camera I’m definitely going to keep purchasing this item, Great price also

Worked pretty good didn't get much of a better quality picture than with the cheaper ones.

I am a photographer who has been through many SanDisk memory cards, & have never had a problem - until now. I purchased this item right before a client event, and used this memory card to take 230 photos at the event. Upon loading them onto my computer after to edit and send their way, I had to insert and eject the card three times before the computer recognized it, only to have all photos fail to download. Then I tried to put it back into the camera, and received a message saying "Cannot read memory card - might be damaged." Again, this card is brand new. I tried the card on multiple computers, and tried other memory cards in my same computer and camera immediately following, and had no issues with the other cards. I am incredibly disappointed by the lack of quality of this item, as I purchased it in good faith and am now at a profit loss of not only the card itself, but the considerable income that was expected from the client's event.

A portion of this bad review is due to user error, but based on the lack of clarity and what Best Buy advertised on a speed rating poster in the camera department. I've shot on cinema cameras using SSDs, so I wasn't too sure on SD card speeds for video. I shoot on a Fujifilm XT-4 in 4K 60p 10-bit 400mbps. I looked at the 170 MB/s and thought that was plenty due to 400mbps = 50 MB/s. The poster in Best Buy recommended this card for 4K 60p video, but I'm guessing that they meant for something like a GoPro, not All Intra 10-bit video. Turns out there's a little rating that says V30 in the top right corner of the cards, which I only noticed after looking into SD speed rating stardards. The V30 stands for Video 30 MB/s. Due to this lack of labeling, I had 2 test shoots half corrupted with strange video artifacts littering the video clips. Luckily they weren't for anything important. I know this is partly my fault for not knowing what all the different rating symbols meant, but this was the fastest card offered in store. Reviewing this from a video perspective, I don't recommend it. Go with an SD card from Sony that has a V90 rating. It may save you some lost footage.

It's okay for photos but no good for video. You need faster than V30 for video.

Video requires lots if space, go big. When your out and not able to download, memory gets full quickly.

Sandisk products always did well for me, storage and file transfer pretty quick and smooth, Got this product at good deal on best buy.

Use in an older canon DSLR. Works well. Holds a decent amount of photos. Loads quick. Great price.

Bought it for a digital camera. Seems to work ok. Better than using a micro SD with adapter.

I recommend this for shooting videos in 4k we’re you need higher recording speeds

This Card has performed flawlessly so far. We’ve use in both photography and videography and it has done well.

was the right product and the employee who helped knew what I needed

I use it with canon 5d mark iv camera, it works fine so far I didn't see any issue with this memory card.

Love this card, good quality, and the right amount of spaxe for what i use.