Review on 💾 Enhanced Storage Capacity: SanDisk 64GB Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-I Memory Card (SDSDXXG-064G-GN4IN) by Cary Clemons

Bought two cards (UHS-l) for the new Sony a7III camera. Sony does not read a card in the UHS-I slot, but it does in the UHS-ll slot. To make sure the problem was with the card and not the camera, I popped a third card into the UHS-I slot and it read it with no trouble. This is a known issue with Sandisk-Sony and of course the number is engraved on both cards. BN1828251838G identifies them as part of a faulty batch. Sandisk is getting sloppy and now I have to buy new cards. ADDED: I bought a Sony 64GB UHS-II SD CL10 U3 Max R260MB/s W100MB/s (SF-M64/T) memory card for twice the price and it works like a champ. You get what you pay for when it comes to memory cards and I am now skeptical of Sandisk products. I don't have the luxury of buying a Sandisk card on sale and then rescheduling it for a later date. If I don't look at it properly before the photoshoot, I might be in the creek.