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Sandisk Sandisk Extreme Pro V30 4K/UHD UHS-1 SDHC (32GB, Read 95MB/s, Write 90MB/s) (SDSDXXG-032G-GN4IN)
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Dave Lester –
Superb speed. I am a professional photographer for years and speed is always paramount when it comes to both write (when shooting) and read (when downloading). This card is lightning fast. It’s pricey but the speed I gain from it and the time saving really justifies the spending for all my jobs.Mind you however, you do need a UHS-II compatible camera to take advantage of this card. If you don’t, save yourself some money and get the 95MB/S card.
Julian –
I’ve always opted for SanDisk Extreme Pro SD cards because I’ve found they provide me exactly what I need for my camera.Pros:1. Good writing speed for photography and uploading to PC2. Enough storage size for a good price.3. I feel safer using this card, it seems based on my experience with other brands that there’s a lower chance of SanDisk Extreme Pro cards malfunctioning.4. It also looks nice (I don’t know if this is something people care about, but I like it)Cons:1. I can’t comment on tech support, as I haven’t had to use it.2. Writing speed not 170MB/s (so the described speed actually refers to the read speed, but if you want speeds like this, you have to be willing to pay loads more, no matter the brand. Write speed is still fast enough for all the photos and videos I’ve ever had to shoot).
lezli –
Received a counterfeit card. Speeds were ~11MB/s write/read nowhere near advertised and widely tested ~90MB/s. Checked on two laptops, my old Sandisk Ultra 80MB/s runs at ~30MB/s write & ~50MB/s read (well I don’t have the fastest reader on the planet, but it’s not an excuse for 11MB/s).Tested both on synthetic tests and real life tests.Print quality of the label and font details looked rather dodgy at times. Returned.
Brockfeld Heike –
I tested the card when it arrived today and the capacity is correct. However here are the read/writes speeds after repeated tests:Warning: Only 60803 of 60874 MByte tested.Test finished without errors.You can now delete the test files *.h2w or verify them again.Writing speed: 81.9 MByte/sReading speed: 89.1 MByte/sH2testw v1.4I am aware it says “up to 170MB/s” however this is pretty far from it, isn’t it? It even says the same thing on the card, it’s not like it’s a typo on the ClickElectronics page. Why???
Gabriela –
Review for: SanDisk Extreme PRO 128 GB SDXC Memory Card (170MB/s)Using inside a very good camera and it copes with 4K 50fps vide nicely. Read and write speeds cope with the 4K video and also writing 30MB rawfiles in high speed bursts without a flutter.
gdj –
NOT FOR SONY.
Evan Mills –
I’ve used SanDisk SDHC cards for ages and always found them to be reliable (famous last words?) and the Extreme Pro card’s speed makes it ideal for fast burst photography and 4K video.I only ever use 32GB cards (I have half a dozen of them!) because, although their content is regularly backed up to memory sticks or hard drives, I’d rather risk losing only that amount of data than that on one of the larger capacity cards. I can’t even begin to imagine what I’d do if a 512GB card crashed!Two 32GB cards work out slightly cheaper per gigabyte than one 64GB too (59p compared to 61p). However, it has to be admitted that the larger cards beat them both on price (the 512GB card is around 46p per gigabyte).
Muhammad Sohail –
Llego en tiempo y forma
John Ramsden –
Beware of counterfeits! Test with h2testw on arrival!
Marcello –
Doesnt work in slot 1 of Sony A7III and reportedly other Sony cameras. Apparently an issue with the card not the camera? Works in slot 2 though. Any 64Gb card ending with batch no 838G is affected. Other sizes have other batch number issues as well. Plenty of data on the internet about this, wish i had read it first but never had an issue with Sandisk Extreme Pro cards before.