📷 Samsung 16GB PRO Class 10 SDHC Memory Card with Up to 90MB/s Read Speed (MB-SG16D/AM) Review

I use this card as a DAILY DRIVER on my Sony A7 Mark II. Taking pictures was smooth and my RAW files are 40MB to 60MB per file. Since my camera is best for 1080i 50p video recording I don't think I need U2 or U3, UHS-1 (Ultra High Speed) works well for me and my needs with this camera. My workstation is a personal computer with an i5 Kaby Lake processor and 16GB of 3200MHz RAM. I would transfer 60GB of RAW images from my Sony A7II alone and it would take about 20 minutes to shoot from 50MB to…

I should have! I used a 32GB Sandisk Ultra Class 10 SDHC card at 30MB/s. It has served its purpose and is reliably good. Sometimes I record specific events that end up filling a 32GB Sand hard drive that I've been using for about 2 years now, so I knew I needed a lot more storage. What I do is almost my job. That's why I pay attention to quality and performance. When I learned about the cards' read and write speeds, I realized that I would have to settle for better performance in terms of write

After trying several cards for write speeds I found this card to be at least as good as the Sandisk Extreme Pro 95MB/s cards my Sony A99 camera. I set out to find the fastest card for DSLRs and discovered that each card works differently with each camera. http://www.camamemoryspeed.com/reviews/sd-cards/ had a lot of good information but they didn't test my camera. So I bought this card, a Transcend 95/85MB/s card and a Kingston 90/80MB/s card and compared them to my Sandisk Extreme Pro 95MB/s…

Great SD card! I bought 64GB and my observations are based on that. The actual read speed of large files is 90MB, write speed is 60MB. This is for a 2GB file from my SSD populated system with an external USB 3 card reader (Please understand that many smaller files take longer to copy. I was just testing to make sure the card could handle it reached the maximum specified by Samsung and it matched.) With the same system, same SD card and same file for testing, but now with the built in SD card…

I decided to use Samsung Pro Samsung 64GB PRO Class 10 Micro SDXC up to 90MB/s with adapter (MB-MG64DA/AM) as the main card for my two Nikon D610 cards and saved some money on the second card and ordered PNY Elie Performance PNY Elite Performance 64GB High Speed SDXC Class 10 UHS-1 Flash Card up to 90MB/s - P-SDX64U1H-GE (both 64GB SDXC UHS-1 Cards). The Samsung Pro 64GB SDXC UHS-1 card arrived in a blister pack with no storage box. On the other hand, PNY comes with a decent case. My Nikon D610

Some info on why I bought this: When I ordered this I was wanting to order a micro SD card for my phone. It was right next to the micro SD card in the search results and I must have accidentally clicked on it and confused it with the micro SD card. Anyway, I kept this card because I can use it in my 3DS as an upgrade to my 16GB card already installed in the device. Plus it's cheap. There isn't much to say about storage. It either works well or is shunned as plagiarism. This card works very…

This card really makes a difference when I upload photos to my computer. I take a lot of photos with my Sony NEX camera and this card allows me to shoot quickly. I used a different brand's Class 10 UHS 1 card and it couldn't compete with the NEX camera in burst mode. Everything just seemed a little slow. This professional Samsung brand is definitely up for the challenge. I can store tons of images or hours of 1080p video and download them to my Mac Mini in minutes. I really like how fast this…