Customer Ratings & Reviews

Store up to 120GB with this Sony G-Series memory card. It lets you read and write files at speeds up to 440MB/sec. or record up to 40 minutes of live streaming events from your compatible camera. This Sony G-Series memory card works with PC, Mac and Unix platforms for versatility. I purchased 3 of these cards to work with my Nikon D850. The cards a very fast good quality and would buy again. only down fall they are expensive.

I bought this memory card to use in my Nikon D850 camera. It has worked flawlessly and is fast. The D850 files are 45MB, yet it does not slow down even when shooting in burstmode.

Very fast card, nice quality made. Larger physically larger than sd card

Great quality, super fast card, perfect match for Nikon D850

Really enjoying using this XQD card with my Nikon D500. No buffering as i try to track Birds in Flight. Great capacity also. All my images from a 2 week trip to the Great Australian Outback fitted on the one card.

I’ve not had issues with sony qxd memory cards. If you shoot a lot or in raw this card is fast and has ample storage. Go 64 if you don’t shoot raw but cost per gig will be higher.

I have Nikon z6 and bought this card for this mirrorless camera. Initially i was thinking how it will perform. However what i can say is its Blazing Fast and one of the fastest memory card I have ever used. Both read and write operations in this card is fast. It took me just 6 minutes to copy 50 gb files from this card to San Disk External Hard Drive and around 2-3 minutes in my mac. Had it been SD card it would have taken almost 20-30 minutes to copy the same data in external hard drive. Now i realize why Nikon opt for XQD instead of 2 slots of SD card.

These card are fast and reliable. Though they are more expensive than sd cards, they fit the bill on modern high resolution cameras.

These cards are the near future for people who own specific cameras that use them. Even though made by Sony, their cameras don't use them. But Nikon has some high-end cameras that do, and their upcoming Z series of cameras will support them as well. But keep in mind that the Z series are going to get a firmware update that will allow them to work with the much faster CSExpress cards. They are the same exact format as the XQD cards, but have much better performance. So if you plan to jump into the Z system, only buy what you need to get started. You'll want to be getting CFExpress cards for the long term. They should start arriving at the end of the year, about the same time Nikon will update their cameras' firmware to allow them to work with CFExpress.

This is a great card. Very fast. With Nikon 850d it holds more than advertised.

These are great cards very reliable , FAST & SOLID...well worth the money

I had a couple of 64GB, but found myself routinely going over when photographing wildlife. This card gives me peace of mind, but just plain too expensive. Card seems very robust and reliable so far.

this is a great memory card great build,very fast and dependable

Actually, Nikon doesn't have a choice. They have to use something fast enough for the HD video, and this has to be viable and commercially available, so this is what they build in. I'm waiting for cameras to go the way of TV's= seperate the optics, camera, and acquisition processing cores.

Read reviews on speed and decided to purchase the Sony XQD 128GB vs. the 64GB for my Nikon D500. Granted it's more money but will take a long time to fill up with photos and video. Don't forget Best Buy will price match as well.

I bought this to use with my D500. I actually bought it after already having the 64GB version. I always like to have an extra card in case it's needed. This is now my primary card and the 64GB version is the backup. Download times from the card to the computer are insanely fast for as many images as I transfer at a time. The camera never seems to buffer or slow down with this card (as opposed to using the standard SD card slot which does buffer at a much lower number of files). The only drawback is the cost because it is rather expensive but very good quality.

I have a high end pro level sony and need the fast read and write speeds to shoot with my camera the sony high speed cards are a must to get the most out of your camera I use all the time and never had the card fail

When you own the D850 as I do and shoot with large raw images you need a fast ZQD card. These are fast cards and Best Buy was the only place I could get them unstuck at 128gb size. I love Best Buy!

This card works great in my camera, it is a large capacity and quality build.

I bought this memory card for my Nikon D850 camera. This high speed card works wonderfully for video recording and high pixel photos. Great product!