Customer Ratings & Reviews

Can't beat the Sandisk warranty. When choosing an SD card, research the write speed. Manufacturers only put the read speed on their cards and many times sellers do the same in their descriptions of the product. Read and write speeds are never the same. Never assume a high speed read equates to a high write speed. I have seen 120/30 mbs cards not adequate for video.

Purchased to go with a digital camera that did not come with a disk. Large capacity is great for adding videos as well as countless pictures.

Stores awsome quality photos, with massive storage. Very clear for HD video recording, definitely recommended, but not for the 4K. If you want to record 4K, you’ll need to go with at least Extreme Ultra or go with Extreme Pro (the best).

Got this for my girlfriend because she ran out of memory space in her camera and this did the job of giving her more space she loves it and it’s easy to take in and out of the camera too.

I was just recently gifted a camera for my birthday. The camera itself came with a 32gb memory card but when you’re recording videos that doesn’t hold much. The 128gb holds a lot more and I’m glad I made this purchase.

Used many times to save photos and it works well with the Nikon camera that we own. This has been easy to use at stores when I wanted to print off photos.

SanDisk has always had excellent quality in their products. I personally have never had one of their SD cards go bad on me. I do recommend the highest MB/s possible because you do get what you pay for in that respect.

The speed to which this writes allows me to keep shooting. I have a 24 megapixel camera so I don't have to worry about space either. Definitely recommend it.

I was going to go away for the weekend with my wife and I still hadn’t dumped my old memory card files on to my computer so I needed a new one. Happened to find this one at a great price and it works great!

I like this better that a thumb drive. It does not stick out. Lots of storage for my church work. Thanks to the Geek Squad tech for suggesting this SanDisk.

Great storage! A little hard to keep up with due to size. Would be great to have a storage case with a chain or loop to attach to strap.

Very good quality!! And the price for this capacity memory!! Now I can save a lot of photos and videos on my camera!!! I don’t have to worry about the memory!! Love it

I needed a memory card to store some games so naturally I thought of SanDisk. They have long been a leader in portable storage. Quality and brand reputation is the reason I chose this card.

Perfect for photographing and video. If taking many photos on vacation, this is the right size memory card. Plenty space!!

This small card holds so much in capacity that you can't possibly fill it up. Took this on an Alaskan cruise and took plenty of stills and many videos of very exciting wildlife and never ran out of space. Bravo!

Works great with my DSL Cameras and holds a load of photos and videos. I have used this SanDisk for several events. and I have been completely satisfied.

It seems to get the job done. It doesn’t slow down and buffer when taking burst shots on my point and shoot camera, and it captures 4K video no problem.

Excellent performance and value for money! An awesome purchase.

This is a good, reliable memory card. However, the speed ratings for these cards are a little misleading. The MB/s rating, 130 on the card, refers to the speed that the card can play something back. It is not the speed at which you can record or write something to the card. To find that speed, you need to look for the “V” number. In the case of this card, is is V10, which means a camera can send 10 MB per second to the card. My camera is a 32MB camera. The onboard buffer can hold about 27 frames before it’s full. I take photos of birds in flight, and so I shoot in burst mode most of the time. I can fill the buffer in about 3 seconds, and then I can’t take any more photos until the camera has written enough data to the card to free up enough room in the buffer for another photo. With this card, writing at only 10 MB/s, it would take a little over 3 seconds for that to happen, which is an eternity when there is some kind of action going on. For photographers who will be shooting several shots quickly or shooting in burst mode, V10 is much too slow. I’d recommend a V60 card at the very least. V90 cards are fairly expensive right now, but as the tech improves and prices come down, they would be a better option for the future. However, if you aren’t concerned with the write speed of the card, this one is perfectly adequate.

This was recommended with my camera purchase and glad I bought it. I dont have to download my photos as often I used to. I can take pics for a couple of days without the worry of running out of space.