Hoodman Steel 2000X UHS II Memory Review

This card was recommended to me by a friend because it has the lowest failure rate of any SD card - I've been using it for a while and haven't had any problems with it!

So far the card works fine and was a fast card! I have had several Hoodman cards in the past and they have always been extremely reliable.

A professional photographer is here. I'm switching between CF cards and SD cards. There is always a problem with SD cards that are too slow, even with the highest tier of Sandisk. But this card far exceeded my requirements! Super fast typing speed! Used in Mark IV and 6D.

Robust high-performance card. Unlike the Sony M series, they are actually close to their specs. (2) The Sony M cards I bought first were measured at only 40 MB/s on the same PC and in the reader! I'm willing to think that an older AMD processor might not give a 100 percent score. Got these for my new Lumix G9 with UHS-ii slots, works great. When shooting continuously at 20 fps, I need to clear the buffer quickly.

The card fell apart after about 10 months of daily use. I'm a professional real estate photographer who constantly transfers data from my camera's SD card to my laptop between shots, averaging 1,000 shots a year. This card worked for about 10 months and then began to physically degrade, rendering it unusable. I RMA'd the card and never received a replacement. I would not recommend this card or the manufacturer. I started using Sony Tough SD cards which have withstood the rigors of my…

First of all I would like to say that I am a professional photographer. This means that I upload a lot of data (videos and photos). It's very important that my creative process is streamlined, especially on location. I was just there fighting the wind and the moving light. I accidentally put the wrong card in the camera and was annoyed that I had to wait for my camera - I couldn't shoot quickly without falling. Then I thought what's going on? It ended up being the time of the 6am call, and…