Enhance Your Storage Efficiency with Sandisk 2-Pack SDHC UHS-I Memory Review

The picture shows two 64 GB cards. The recording sounds like you're getting two 64GB cards. I bought two 32GB cards. To return.

Just completed a 14 day trip to Egypt, Jordan and Israel. I bought several cards before the trip and they worked great. I am starting my own photography business and will continue to use Sandisk Ultra memory cards.

Bought 2 SanDisk 64GB cards for use in a Lumix camera. Both cards immediately report "Memory Card Error". Worked with SanDisk CHAT support and was not satisfied. Send both back and order the other from the manufacturer. (The camera has other SanDisk cards that work fine)

I've never had a crash with Sandisk SD cards and I've used dozens of them. In my experience 64GB gives me the best value and decent speed of any Nikon D7200 digital camera. They also work well in GoPro for video. Bigger isn't always better, but for videos you may need to increase the size.

I'm not a professional photographer, so super speed isn't required. I have used SanDisk products in the past and have had great luck with them. The SDXC Ultra line of cards is a good choice if you don't plan on shooting non-stop sports. If you use burst shooting, you'll get 5-7 shots before it slows down. Here it is better to use faster cards. For a general photo it is ok.

Cart. Neither of these cards work. I have used them in my security cameras and just realized they are not working and I missed my return window. One card ran at 3GB and then stopped. Both cards display corrupted file error messages when connected to a computer. The error says I need to reconfigure. I can see the pictures but I can't delete them. Therefore, these cards are disposable. Sad. I skipped a pack of wolves because this thing stopped at 3GB. Also, these cards only work in one model of…