20 Best Memory Card For Nikon D700 (2023 Updated)

Actually I’ve always used sandisk. But as the quality became different so I started looking for something stable and came to the Lexar. And where to buy it to get not a fake? Of course from the dealer.

So I came to BH where in addition to the above I also received a good price with a discount. As for the card itself: looks solid and quality made. The speed is enough for recording 4K video in max quality on my Canon R6 in non-stop mode (I’ll post the exact speed later but you can find it everywhere).

The price-speed ratio is the best. I have Lexar not so long so I can’t say much about the failure and durability but it should be good regarding reviews. I currently recommend this product.

I take extreme pride in purchasing ONLY the best no matter the cost. Everything I purchase is usually at minimum top of the line. When these Lexar cards went on sale, I did something I usually would never do.

I tried to save some money! BIG MISTAKE! I purchased (6) of the 128 gb, and (2) of the 256 gb. Thinking these are professional grade with all the bells and whistles per the label. If the photos or video you put into these is critical, DO NOT BUY these! On 1st day, one of the 125 gb failed, saying the card cannot be read, and must be formatted (I took and it held a bunch of photos in it!), I started second guessing myself thinking do they need to be formatted first? But then realized, I have never had to do that in the past with Scandisk drives in the past! With no other choice, I formatted it (lost all the photos).

Then the 256 gb failed, saying the same thing, it must be formatted with wedding photos in it! This time it would not even format. just a complete FAILURE! (luckily I use Canon with dual disk and had a back up Scandisk CF card with the photos! If I did not, I would have lost a Wedding!! I hate to leave this bad review! But, you can see from my experience it is very, very deserving!! To Lexar get it together or get out of the business!! For some like myself, the possibility of losing photos or videos is just NOT an Options.

period!.

I got these cards as they were recommended for a new Canon EOS 90D camera I was purchasing from B&H. I have also used Lexar Professional media cards in my other digital cameras and a new Canon HF G60 video camera.

My Lexar media cards have all functioned properly and I have never had one fail. So when I saw that these Lexar 128gb Professional cards were recommended for my new Canon 90D, I added the 2-pack to my camera order.

Shipping was fast, got the cards and the new camera within 3 days of ordering them. These will be perfect for an upcoming vacation trip. Thanks B&H for the great service.

I purchased two of these cards and found that when I went to download the cards the computer showed 0 files – putting them back in the Nikon Z camera I confirmed the presence of over 1000 raw files. I tried to use multiple recovery softwares and found the drives weren’t even recognized as present.

The only way I could access my files was to hotwire the camera with a USB and download through the Nikon software. I reformatted the cards and tried again and again and same problems. I would caution anyone shooting with Nikon Z or any camera actually that this product has issues.

I have other LEXAR cards in my inventory of cards as well as Sony – I have both sony and Lexar card readers – both reader types had the same result. I never had a problem like this in 20 years of shooting with Nikon DSLR cameras – historically I have bought cards, formatted and went about capturing images with no worries.

This was a white knuckle flight on a high profile assignment – I’m looking for an explanation.

I am preparing for purchasing a full format Nikon Z camera and wanted to test different cameras with different lenses. That is why I wanted to purchase new type of a card and a reader for it. I received very perfect consultations by e-mail from B&H specialists.

There are some limits for selling and purchasing in all countries and I thought that I have to make two orders: the first with card and the second with a reader. But the perfect joint suggestion Lexar 64GB Professional CFexpress Type-B Memory Card with USB 3.

1 Reader was solved my problem at this stage. Purchasing a better reader can wait in this case: the best is the adversary of the good. I have already visited Nikon store in Moscow two times and used the Lexar 64GB Professional CFexpress Type-B Memory Card for Nikon Z cameras with different lenses, and after could transfer files from card to computer used USB 3.

1 Reader. It is very important that shipping to Moscow had been made very fast and correctly.

This card seems to be ruggedly built and functions well. I can easily tell that write speeds in my camera and transfer speeds to my computer are much faster than my XQD cards I’d been using in my D850.

I had initially mistakenly thought that my Sony XQD/SD card reader would work with this card and that CF express was merely a faster variant of XQD. After some confusion, I realized that CF express is quite different from XQD even thought they externally appear similar.

I was forced to buy a new CF express/XQD Sony card reader which has worked well. I did leave the card in the reader overnight and was surprised that it gets quite warm even though it was supposedly just idle in the reader.

Not hot to the touch, but very warm, so I always remove the card from the card reader right after downloading. I don’t think this would hurt the card, but why waste the energy heating a card and reader.

Ever since I got into digital photography almost 20 years ago, I have generally been a practitioner of the one big card approach to memory, as opposed to multiple smaller ones. From a dollar-per-GB perspective, it’s obviously more cost effective.

But when I recently got my 60MP Leica M11, I decided to try something different. Rather than get a huge SD card for the equally massive DNR files of the M11 (approx. 70-80MB each, so far), I decided to buy a 3-pack of these 32GB cards.

If anything ever were to go wrong – even though I’ve never had a SanDisk card fail – with a few smaller cards, I’d only lose some of my photos, rather than all of them. Plus, the M11 doesn’t do video, so I have even less need for gigantic capacities.

At blazing UHS-II speeds, uploading to my MacBook Pro has never been faster. Accelerating the workflow at the front end means less time waiting, which in the old days was the bane of my post-processing life! Speed and reliability is all anyone can require from their memory cards, and that’s what SanDisk has always provided.

I bought two of these. I actually use these for computer file storage because they are so compact and are very covert for portable applications. If you think about it, 5 of these stacked up is the equivalent of 5TB but in under the size of a few coins.

It is amazing how far technology has come. The quality is outstanding as usual -no corrupted files, transfers quickly, gets heated when writing very large quantities for a bit of time, but I rarely do that so not an issue.

They do seem to keep cool enough to maintain the higher speed so that is good. Remember, to get the best speeds, you need the right readers, usb cables, and ports. This all works together. I have used the 256gb, 512gb, and now 1tb sizes of these and so to extrapolate to past ones I have purchased, again, never had issues.

When these are on sale, the price is fair. I use my old ones in cameras now and they record 4k video with ease. Can’t wait for 2TB haha, or at least 2TB in an SD card since technically it would fit.

In all my years using SD storing digital cameras, I’ve only owned Lexar, Sony, and SanDisk chips. Performance wise for the Sony and SanDisk, I’ve had no issues. With the Lexar, there were intermittent problems with my Nikon D810 saving properly.

The Sony Tough chips are slightly oversized, so they fit snugly in the D850 and Z7II. No operational issues but if you want a faster speed, you’re going to pay a top price. The SanDisk is a great alternative, with rock solid performance, high speed, and fair price.

I’m not careless with my chips, so the Sony is nice to have but for me not really necessary. By the process of elimination, it’s the SanDisk that’s now my go to memory chip company.

Now that summer is in full swing and we are able to travel freely without restrictions for the summer, my family is taking full advantage of the nice weather and making memories to make up for the past two years of COVID.

We are filling our calendars with gatherings with friends, day trips, weekend getaways and time spent together hanging out relaxing in the backyard. And to capture all these memories, I make sure to have my camera ready and have my SanDisk 32GB ImageMate SDHC UHS-1 Memory Card in it, so that I know with each photo I take, it will be high quality and be ready for a quick transfer to my computer when the end of summer comes and I am ready to make holiday cards and memory books our our summer adventures.

What I love so much about the SanDisk 32GB ImageMate SDHC UHS-1 memory card is that it offers super fast read speeds of up to 120 MB/s for quick transfers to my computer of all the photos and videos I capture.

It is also waterproof, so if it is hot or accidentally gets near spilled water, I don’t have to worry about it breaking. And, if you are traveling and going through security checks at airports, you don’t have to worry about the x-ray machines breaking or erasing the memory card, as it is X-ray and shockproof.

Oh, and it also comes with a 10 year warranty, too! If you love taking photos or capturing videos of your family and are always with a camera or digital device, then you will want to make sure you have this memory card loaded and ready to offer extra storage space for your highly quality images and videos, and then be ready for quick transfer speeds.

This memory is so handy. It is so simple & easy to use. It instantly saves all my content conveniently. It’s also just as simple to remove content. I never have any issues with it interfering with my computer’s operations or pausing or stalling out.

I never have to worry about reliability because this memory card always stores my content safely and I don’t have to worry about missing content. The storage capacity is phenomenal and its way more than I initially thought.

I tried this out on a few different cameras and overall it did a great job, it was fast and effective. I used it in a higher price point Canon camera, a old Fuji camera, and then a trail can and it did a fine job.

I wouldn’t I was like wowed above and beyond just a standard SD card though. It does the job. It saves your images. For some reason it seemed to be noticeably slower in my Fuji camera. Make sure you do know that this has an adapter.

That is what makes it a SD card. If I was given the option to purchase this or a standard SD card I would go with this one as it does have the added security that is is temperature, water, and x-ray proof (thankfully I haven’t had cause to test these features) but as far as add speed or anything and that is what I was looking for I can’t honestly says I saw a noticeable differences.

Its just a good, solid, reliable SD card.

Nikon list my D7000 as being completely compatible with this SDXC card and of course, it worked immediately from the pack. The massive 64gb only a couple of bigger SD cards exist, both 128gb and disproportionally more costly gives me Nikon D7000 16.

2MP 1600 RAWbasic jpegs my standard shoot 1500 RAWnormal jpeg 1400 RAWfine jpeg 1700 RAWs 6400 fine jpegs 12800 normal jpegs 25600 basic jpegs. As Im sure you know, cameras only show available picture number individually below 1000, so above are approximate.

Its also marked as a 10, denoting full highdef video usage. Theres a slight compromise over the bit more expensive 45mbs Extreme 64gb, this being a lesser Ultra and only 30mbs. Ive been using daily 20mbs Lexar pro 32gb cards in the D7000 up to now and these have been fine for general photography even short bursts of RAWjpeg on highcontinuous drive AND hidef video without hitches or buffering, so the speed of this Sandisk should be fine.

For sports or action enthusiasts or pros, then you should be looking at the top 95mbs cards. I have a 16gb Sandisk pro, for this type of work. Ive had my complete fill with memory cards now, going out with a bang with the biggest one Im likely to ever own rather a satisfying feeling.

I installed this card into my Laptop, primarily so I could put games onto it. This memory card says it has access speeds of up to 100 MBps, and from what I have read, you only need memory speeds of 60 MBps for gaming.

When I hear information like that, I would assume that playing games from a Micro SD card which is at least 60 MBps, I would experience my video games normally. This is NOT so. Even for small games, such as Stardew Valley (500 MB total size), I experience hitches mid-gameplay when new content needs to be loaded, such as when I go inside a building or delve into the mines.

This occurs for all games that need to load assets while the game is running, which is virtually all games. The games I have installed on my actual harddrive, such as a 60GB MMO, run smoothly with no hitching at all.

Its definitely the microSD card. It really cheapens the experience, and it seems to me that this memory card’s claim of “up to 100 MBps” is like saying a single banana could cost up to $100. Technically true, but super misleading.

Using these with a Thinkware dashcam. The cards go for quite a while before they hit their write endurance limit. I’m replacing these after maybe 3-4 years of light use. Heavy use expect 2 years. Priced very competitively and the full size SD adapter included is handy.

Probably my only request would be to offer the tiny MobileMate USB A adapter for those who use a desktop and not a laptop. I have both adapters now so I’m covered. Very happy with my purchase. Keep up the good work SanDisk!!!.

I recommend both the microSD card and the adapter with the catch that the card has to be firmly pressed into the adapter. It might look and feel like you have it in there all the way, but if it doesn’t show up on your pc then you have to be more firm with it.

At least that was my experience and why I’m only give 4 stars. Still better in many ways than my other adapters, but not 5 stars better. The card is as fast as it claims and has the all-important notch required for easily removing it from a lot of adapters, so we’re all good there.

The problem is with the adapter I couldn’t feel the difference between not far enough and just right. I didn’t feel the card move that important. 01 mm. I love the shape of it. I love that it is clear which side is up to at least give you a chance at inserting it correctly into the USB port on the first try.

I love that it is really easy to grip for removing the adapter from an especially tight USB port. I love these things because so many other adapters I’ve tried have been frustrating to deal with. Because of that, this will likely be my go-to adapter.

Supposed to “Features up to 95MB/sec. sequential read speed and 90MB/sec. sequential write speed. ” I ran four tests for read speed and got an average of 80MB/s. The low was 65 and high was 87. Write was average 47, low of 29 and high of 70.

One test was H2Testw, which writes and reads to the entire memory card. And another was AJA System Test, which does test writing video in different formats, i. e. 4K was used for this test. Note that one test got a 29, but the minimum should be 30 (V30) I also tried Crystal Disk Mark.

On that test, 512MiB, I got Seq Reads of 92. 67 and 88. 04, and Seq Writes of 27. 19, and 38. 93. So I am disappointed in read speeds, and very disappointed in write speeds. This is about half the expected write performance.

I’ve bought SanDisk cards for many many years. They are my first choice in cards every time. I went back and forth between the 128 GB and the 64GB version since these cards are not cheep. I got two of them so I can shoot video with a backup card.

I decided to go for the bigger cards just to have the extra room. Last thing I want is to run out of space while on a video shoot. I also went back and forth on the idea of getting two 64 GB instead of one 128 GB card in case something happens to the card.

With my cards I use for photo I work with 32 GB cards and can swap out cards with no problem on a shoot and stay away from bigger cards just incase they go bad on a shoot. I thought it would be harder to switch over in the middle of a video shoot if I ran out of room on a card in the middle of a long performance or conference.

These cards get me plenty of room (Aprox. 2. 5 hrs on 10 BIT 4:2:2 XAVC S 4K).

SanDisk are extremely fast exceptional quality Micro SD cards. The 32GB Extreme MicroSD card I bough works beautifully to supplement the internal memory of one of my Android tablets. Also on a side note I bought for my Android phone what I thought was a 128GB version of the SanDisk Extreme Micro SD card on NewEgg and when I got the card it became obvious to me (from the counterfeit packaging and the cards actual performance) that it was not a real SanDisk Memory card.

This may sound hyperbolic or unbelievable, but it is 100% true. the majority of the SanDisk memory cards that are sold by third party sellers on sites like NewEgg, Ebay, Amazon and numerous other sites are fake cards.

they are countefeit. They may have what appear to be legitimate packaging, the card may look identical to an authentic SanDisk card and they may have serial numbers, “made in” and a “CE” marking on the card, but when you actually check the serial numbers with SanDisk’WesterDigital tech support or test the memory card’s performance you will find that they are likely inferior counterfeit memory cards from China.

Only buy your Sandisk memory cards from Western Digital or one of their approved dealers listed on their website. Don’t be fooled or tempted by anyone offering SanDisk Memory cards or other products at prices lower than what they are selling for on the Western Digital website or by one of their authorized dealers.

virtually any SanDisk Memory card or product that is priced lower than the Wester Digital or one of their authorized dealers will be an vastly inferior counterfeit card without the speed or memory of an authentic SanDisk card.

Glad to say its a legit card and even outperformed its guaranteed rating when benchmarked working well for filming and on my phone. Storage space is as claimed. As I appreciate this may be doubledutch to some Ill explain the claims on the card a little and attach the benchmarks I ran to check the card was genuine go the review which will hopefully mean more if you understand what youre seeing.

It does sometimes feel like all these standards just exist to confuse. Half the problem is overlapping claims. The card carries the following performance guaranteesC10 write speed at least 10mbs almost all cards will prob have this these days.

A2 A1 is good for apps on phones, A2 is supposed to work well with phone apps suspect this relates to read speed. This card is A2. U3 This claims the write speed will be over 30mbs thus is as high as u numbers go.

V30 also guarantees a write speed over 30mbs the higher levels of this available are V60 And V90 and cost a lot more. Note though that when I benchmarked it this card outperformed its claimed specifications.

In practical termsIf using on a phone like me A2 is likely desirable. Biggest issue really is for those recording video. 30mbs will do you fine for 1080p and some 4k at normal frame rates. For high frame rate 4k or 8k and youll want V60 or V90.

This card is working well in my phone and using an Omni pocket recorder at very high frame rates and filming in 4k. I havent tested on my Nintendo switch but as thats easier than 4k video it should perform well.

When I benchmarked the card it had an average write speed of over 60mbs which would likely even cope with 8k filming. This is great as if the test was typical that would even have made the grade for a V60 specification rather than the advertised V30.

Not sure if I lucked out with my card or if those write speeds are typical. Note that I tried testing initially through an external adaptor and got a spurious low read and write reading. When I tested inside my phone I got better stats and when I used a better Micro SD to USB C adaptor.

So if youre not getting fast speeds try another micro SD card reader in case thats the bottleneck. All in all very pleased with this. It comes with a micro SD go SD adaptor which would be great but I have so many Ill likely just bin it.

Packaging isnt the easiest to open without nails. I very much appreciate the lifetime guarantee from SanDisk which gives piece of mind. Benchmark stats on screenshot last write on the histogram was this micro SD card.

This card has gone through several rounds of shooting with formatting after each use without a single glitch. Only time will tell for the whole story. Since the introduction of the Nikon D500 and D850 I have been using Lexar 32GB and 64GB XQD cards with zero issues what-so-ever.

But, when Lexar decided to drop manufacturing, my options, should the need for additional cards come up came down to Sony and Delkin. Well that was my thought till Nikon released their own branded 64GB XQD Memory Cards.

And the timing couldn’t have been better, as I suddenly found I was in need of one more 64GB size card. Yes, specs between it and the Sony G series are exactly the same – Max. Read Speed: 440 MB/s, Max.

Write Speed: 400 MB/s, as well as the price; likely both cards are made by the same company. In the end, I choose the Nikon version as it would have felt wrong sliding Sony card into Nikon.

I used this card one time. The next time I tried to use it, my camera couldn’t connect to the card. B & H photo just passed me on to Nikon as my card was purchased in October and it’s now December. Be aware of their policies.

I personally will hesitate to buy from them again.

I own a Nikon D850 and bought this card for a wedding shoot. I removed the Nikon 64GB XQD memory card from the box, opened my camera, and inserted this card into the XQD slot of my camera. It fit perfectly and performed as expected.

If you have a Nikon camera that has an XQD slot, then you should fill it with this card.

Brilliant product at a brilliant price. Have bought these for my son for Christmas for when we go on holiday. We have had these before but not from this site and I was impressed with the price. Will definately buy from here again.

Delivery was fast too.

I have always trusted Sandisk and they never let me down These are great for the cost and much larger than I needed for their intended use. I just needed some reliable SDcards for my 3d printer. Most smaller cards I found were around the same price or from brands I didnt trust.

If you just need some reliable SDcards for a low cost these are a great choice.

We bought this for use in our Game Cam. Great product! High quality. We always buy SanDisk SD Cards because we know that they will work every time and work well! We have never had a SanDisk SD card fail us yet!!! Thank you!.

I moved from sandisk and seagate to transcend a few years ago, and I rarely look back. Their hardware is rugged, dependable, and I’ve had far less issues with corrupted disks using Transcend products than anything else.

During the Great (HDD) Crash of 2016, I lost not one, but three external hard drives worth of backups and external storage. During the Great (HDD) Crash of 2018, I lost a drive halfway through it’s expected 4 year lifespan.

Thanks, Seagate and Western Digital. I’ve been using Transcend external hard drives, flash drives, and SD cards (for a dashcam that’s proved invaluable and resilient) for the last two years. They’ve been cheaper and more reliable in my experience than most of the competition.

I hope they serve you, too.

These are relatively middle of the road cards with the right price tag. The cheapest 32Gb cards I could find. I’m only using these for playback on a digital photo frame and not for any important photoshoots, so even if this memory fails at some point, I would simply create another playback SD from my backups.

I’ve used items by transcend before and the longevity seems about average. I haven’t had any unexpected failures. However, These cards are 29GB. that’s 3gb short of 32, so I’m not sure if all companies skim on capacity that way, but that’s a – an extra star off the review.

If it’s 29, say it’s 29.

This is older tech with very slow writes. You get what you pay for, but it is working fine and 512GB of storage on an SD card is very handy. Hard to find at this price. Be prepared for slow writes – typically only 10-15 MBS.

But that works for me, as I usually will be writing files only once to this card and then reading back afterwards, which is fine. My laptop has a nice SD card slot which makes these very convenient. I have been using 128GB and 256GB cards, but 521GB is grand.

(Of course, as always, you should be sure to backup your files to another disk, card, etc. for safety. ) If I run into any issues, I will come back and update, but so far, so good. Working great.

Labeled 64g but actually got less coverage than the same 32g card ! Works like it should only you get ripped off by the false claims of it being 64g. I wasn’t exactly expecting to get double that of a 32g but seriously – LESS than that !!! DO NOT BUY !!!.

Perfect for my needs. A little difficult to remove from the Sandisk unit that is used to make it a full size Sandisk for use in playback on computers. Just hard to get a grasp.

Works with drone others don’t.

Very impressed, I am very aware of the counterfeit memory cards online but i thought I’m protected by PayPal worth giving it a shot. I’m normally a believer of if its too good to be true it usually is.

Item arrived quickly and is 100% genuine. I am a photographer using the Sony A7rIII a high speed high resolution camera demanding a lot from the SD card and i have fully tested the speeds of this card and it is living up to expectations.

To top this I also ran this past Sandisk and they have confirmed it is a genuine card with full warranty. So if you need a new SD card and want to save 40-50% get them from here, you wont be disappointed.

Actual memory of 128 GB card is 119 GB. With Sony a7 III It takes 18 minutes to write apr. 2600 uncompressed RAW files (48. 3. 48. 6 MB) to that card which means it writes 2. 3 images per second. Manual 3:2 24Mpx uncompressed RAW Silent shooting – ON (8fps shooting) Allows for ~31 images on buffer and ~58 total images in relatively fast speed, then continues at 2.

3 images per second. Read on PC with a normal card reader is 150MB/s, but that probably can be improved. In conclusion, it is fast.

The card has far more writing speed than I actually need although if the time ever comes that I need to fire off 12 frames per second for an extended time then I know this card will be up to the challenge.

Downloading 400 or so files to my laptop is a lot quicker as well and that’s compared to the slightly slower 170mb/s cards I used to use. Overall very impressed and I’ve got the peace of mind as well for future shoots whatever they may be.

Card was recognized as 1TB but no data could be written to it, nor would it format in Windows, Mac or any of my devices. Windows would give an error indicating the card could not be formatted. Trying the SD Formatter utility, the Format would seem to succeed, but If I tried to write a file to it later, the file would seem to be written – however if I ejected and then re-inserted the card, the file would not be there.

Eventually, an error would be shown. MacOS would actually hang during the formatting process, requiring a reboot. My Steam Deck would get stuck on rescuing followed by an error. Trying the KDE Partition Manager in desktop mode, I would get errors as well saying the device was busy.

My Switch simply indicated that the card could not be used. I have another SanDisk card that had no issues. SanDisk needs to actually test their cards before shipping them out, especially for expensive 1TB cards.

I liked this until I used it to shoot video. It does not run fast enough to catch enough frames, and the video occasionally skips. Also, if you are photographing in continuous shooting mode for creative purposes, this card is COMPLETELY INADEQUATE.

Further, the 30mbs is too slow of a write time when burning the photo video files to your computer. I do recommend this exact card if you are transporting documents on it or will shoot occasional photos of flowers or products with it.

For photographing people, however, I INSIST you use the Sandisk 45mbs AT MINIMUM. I actually use the Sandisk Extreme PRO or something like that now, which is 90mbs. SO worth the price difference for photography and video.

Ill never go back to Ultra or Extreme again.

Works perfectly in my Samsung A51. In researching which card to buy I decided I wanted a top performing card that will hopefully last a couple of phones (which is what I’ve done in the past). So I wanted a card with A2 functionality(for running apps off the card) and I decided on buying at least 128GB for the extra storage capacity and the better speeds that come with the larger sized Extreme cards(I’m not positive now but I think it was the 128GB and up had better speed ratings than the 32 and 64GB cards).

I purchased the 256GB SanDisk Extreme PLUS because it was the best value at the time(it was on sale). I ordered online and BestBuy shipped to my house. It arrived a few days ahead of the expected delivery date.

I first put this into my laptop to transfer several gigs of music, movies, and pictures onto it(using the included SD card adapter). I then installed it into my phone and moved all my documents, images, videos, and audio to this card (combining the new stuff from my laptop with that from my phone).

I set it to be the default location for all the file types mentioned, so now, any new stuff goes right to the microsdxc card. I have not installed or used any of the apps offered by SanDisk. I have not performed any bench tests but I don’t notice any discernable lag or delays in accessing the data compared to my internal memory(which is test enough for my needs).

I’ve yet to install or move apps to the microsdxc card. But the card has been installed for almost 2 months and now that my confidence in this product has been confirmed, I plan to move a few less often used apps to it as well.

Overall I’m very happy with this purchase.

Needed fast sd card for my Nikon D500. XQD are faster but I want sd as my primary card in D500. Capable of huge buffer capacity if I take 12 bit raw files at 10 frames per second. With this card fitted I can take 12 bit raw into primary card and jpeg fine into secondary card with no loss of speed.

Little bit expensive but used a 5 voucher to reduce price. Why compromise Nikon D500 with an inferior card. Make sure your camera is UHS ii compatible to ensure these speeds. Otherwise buy a sandisk extreme pro 32 gb with 95 Mb/s read / write rate.

RR.

Ich habe für die Kamera verwendet. (Sony A6500 ) Es ist sehr gut. This is a great brand. I always buy this brand and I am always happy. Its price is a bit expensive, but I prefer this brand. High speed for 4k video recording is very important.

I started to notice delay on my Canon EOS M and my 3 year old SSD card. I am pleased and surprised that using this SSD has improved the performance of my camera. The time to store images feels much faster.

I Bought a cute little laptop for myself for school, work, and for my kids schooling. What I didn’t realize is that after putting a few pictures on my computer I had no room to do anything else. When I would search the Internet it would allow me to with no problem; but when I would try to download a program it would tell me that I had no room to do so.

After putting the chip in to my computer I transferred All of my photos and all of my computer files to the chip. What it did for me was now I am able to download more programs and I will never run out of space.

I felt like the laptop was no use of me because it would not work when I had no space. But now having this chip in my computer my laptop is able to work again. What’s great about this is that you can put pictures onto this, you can put videos on it, and you can put files on this.

I have given myself so much room and the best part is I still have a huge amount of room left. The other good part about this is that it’s so easy to do. You don’t need instructions to come with it. You just slip the chip into your computer and then start saving files to it.

Then if you want to take the chip out you just take the chip out take it up to the Picture place at the mall or your store and then you can print out your pictures. I also like the fact that I can put this into my phone save all of my pictures off of my phone and all my pictures off my computer and all my pictures off my husbands phone.

So now I have saved all of my pictures and Freed up space on all of my devices.

This microSDHC 32GB is pretty straightforward. As soon as I received it all I had to do was pull up my phone, open the microsd slot and insert it. Turned my phone back on and just like that it was registered.

Of course the system files took a good 2 GB for files and to run itself. But that’s fine. I immediately transferred some pictures and documents over to the card and tested the speeds. Got a steady read of 90 MB/s and write speed of 19/s.

That’s a pretty good average since it’s advertised at reads of 95MB/s and write of 20MB/s. Would definitely recommend for anyone needing extra storage and even as a small backup for a few files from your PC, since it includes the SD Apdater.

Great, straightforward product.

this 256gb uhs i, u3 card is a really fast card and works great for my olympus omd em 10 mark ii/iii cameras burst shots. the 95 mb/sec write speed is perceptibly faster than the 60mb/sec on the earlier 64gb cards i had.

reliability of all samsung cards is good. at the current price, this is an unbeatable value. loved the prompt delivery! i am buying more of these cards right away!.

This review is specific to B&H Photo. I almost bought a Nintendo-branded SD card for a fairly noticeable markup before I did my reading and settled on this. TL;DR this card is probably good enough for your Nintendo Switch (though some may enjoy the upgrade pick of the SanDisk Extreme tier).

From what I can see, storage media fraud (e. g. bogus SD cards that actually only contain a fraction of their stated capacity) is on the rise at several outlets, which is why it’s important for me to specify that this review is also a vote of confidence for B&H.

By selling the card directly to me (and not acting as an intermediary for a third-party seller), B&H has skin in the game, and gives me added peace of mind that they stand by what they sold. It’s a bit sad that I have to say this, but the card I received was (happily) exactly what it said on the tin – a card with 512 GB (~477 GiB) that gladly ingested its full capacity at an acceptable speed.

I do not notice any performance difference when playing games on my Switch, but I was buying this for the space, not for the blazing read speed.

I have used the SanDisk SD cards a lot in my regular camera and they are very good and helpful. But, this is the first time I have bought this 256GB Micro SDXC UH S-1 Card few weeks ago and I am glad that I purchased it.

It helped me take the load of of my phone which has a lesser GB. When I When, I transferred the camera pictures and WhatsApp messages, some music and the picture from my Cell phone, every thing went well.

But, when, I was trying to check the transferred items, I could able to see the pictures from the camera and the music from the WhatsApp. But, I could not able to see the pictures and the messages from the WhatsApp.

I do not know what’s the problem is, but I appreciate if, some one reach me and give me some advise,.

It’s a good deal and a great product. It’s reliable and just what I needed for my new phone and tablet to store and transfer files between them and my desktop. It’s great for storage and I can hardly believe something so small could have so much power.

Not so long ago, I spent more than $200 for a 150 gig external hard drive to store data in and it’s about the size of an old cassette tape deck. Now, for such a small price, I have a memory card that’s about the size of a pinky nail that can store close to that amount in data and an adapter that makes it easier to use in some my other electronics.

Amazing! It says it is 128 gigs but my phone recorded 134 gigs. It was definitely worth purchasing.

Overall, the card worked as expected. I did not fill card but did get over 200GB of data on it. Not sure if it was worth the $10. 00 difference from the silver series card. The only downside is it did not come in plastic storage case.

You would think, for the price, they could at least include a plastic storage case for it.

Don’t even bother getting this. I’ve read reviews as I was looking to expand memory on my switch and this card was inclused in many websites. I thought I’d give it a go but it was a major mistake. immediately it gave me issues with formatting the card.

It took 10 tries to successfully do it but I had to reformat multiple times as for some reason my data kept getting corrupted despite me taking all the proper steps. This isn’t even worth it. I’d rather pay the overpriced SD cards with the nintendo logo smacked on it than this piece of crap.

Bought for my Nintnendo Switch and will not work. Am further testing when have the time to ensure it is authentic. It appears authentic however it wont download anything no matter how much i format it.

Corrupt data over and over. Been trouble shooting all day. Meanwhile my cheap Walmart SD card of smaller capacity still works fine. Never would have this issue from a Sandisk so need to run a scan on the card and update back.

Will contact Seller and notify them.