SanDisk - Extreme PRO 64GB SDXC UHS-I Memory Card

good for wild life photography, fast communication with the camera.

I am very happy I purchased this memory card. My previous one was full with over a thousand photos.

Excellent and reliable performance at an excellent price. These are my “go-to” memory cards.

I use sd cards for capturing 3D laser scanning data. I use either the extreme plus or the extreme pro. The biggest issue I have with these cards is the increasing amount of time it takes for them to store data as the cards get full. It is definitely more pronounced on the larger size cards. Lately, for this reason, I have been limiting the capacity of the cards I purchase to 64 GB. The extreme pro is better, in this regard than the extreme plusbut, they both work reasonably well. I’ve bought many of the SanDisk cards and have never had a failure or loss of data. I highly recommend them. They are getting harder to find as fewer devices use them.

170 mb per second is the minimum for 4k camcorder recording. I have 3 of these, 2 for the camcorder and one for the canon rebel camera. I have never had a problem with these recording or having to reformat them. I use a label maker and put the device name on the card's name line and then on your computer, rename the card to the device you are using it for and then you are ready to go.

There is a debate among photographers about using a high capacity memory stick or smaller capacity . 64GB holds just enough still images of digital photos to manage , and sort through. I swap these in and out for shooting events. Speed of read and write works well with my camera and my computer port. And if I lose one my risk is limited .

Nice SD Card that performs well. The card in high performing and fast and reliable. It is fast at 170 MB/second. At 64 GB it has good storage I may increase to 128 GB for larger storage. Seems reliable. I may need a back up card.

Had to replace a failed SD card on the fly, and saw this one on sale. It facilitates fast read/write speeds on Nikon DSLR, especially when handling 1080p video. Didn't think the rate mattered much until I started using this card. Now seeing the difference, don't think I'll ever go back to buying less than 170mb/s. Capacity was a nice bonus but not really a factor in purchase as I would never take that many photos in a session and I tend to clear my card after each shoot...or at the end of the day if multiple shoots. Of course, good to have the excess memory should I decide to take more/longer video clips, but that's really not my thing.