📸 SanDisk Extreme Pro SDXC UHS-II Flash Memory Card, 128GB, Black Review

SanDisk are the only memory cards I buy to record concerts and scenery. This is the only company that tests every one of them. The most reliable card. I need a quick answer without ghosting. This map is not far behind me.

I bought this memory card because of the write speed of 300 MB/s. I had a slower map and wanted to see what the difference was in shooting shots in beach volleyball competitions. It's much faster and will stay in my cell forever now. I have always used Sandisk CF and SD cards and have never had any durability issues.

Photographers will find that this SD card allows you to (1) transfer large amounts of images (or video clips) back to your digital imaging equipment and (2) Supports faster photo capture and higher video frame rate than slower SD cards. It fits perfectly with the body of my Canon 6D Mark II camera. It should be installed in any photographic equipment with a connector that will allow you to take advantage of its speed.

Great product but I found the card to be faster than my device so I'm not sure I'm really benefiting from the write speeds of these products. However, I cannot blame the product for this. I recommend doing a little more research before purchasing this top card as it also comes with a top price. I thought my high-end Sony mirrorless camera could benefit from the speed when shooting 4K, but so far I haven't noticed a measurable difference. I have just purchased a SanDisk 256GB u3 95MB card which…

I have been using Scandisk exclusively for my Nikon cameras for many years. They are better. I received this device in a plain brown zipped envelope for packaging. I took it out to put in the chamber to test and the label started peeling off and didn't fit in the chamber. The tag never fell off, but this one just fell off. I checked it on my PC and it's 128g, but ALL 300mb cards have 2 rows of pins as shown on my 32g card to the left of the pictures. Like the standard card, the "new" 128g only…

This card is very disappointing as it does not have a video speed rating. When I bought the card I didn't know what it was. I've just found that it's not compatible with my CX350 Panasonic camera when set to the maximum. So I contacted Panasonic to find out why. You asked what V# is. I did not know. So I checked it out. This is the graphics card speed rating. How fast can he write. For high quality 4k videos you need at least V60 or V90. The V90 really kills too much because it's designed to be