SanDisk 64GB Extreme SDXC UHS-I Memory Card - C10, U3, V30, 4K, UHD, SD Card - SDSDXV2-064G-GNCIN

As someone who frequently shoots 4K video and captures high-resolution photos, I needed a memory card that could keep up with my workflow. The SanDisk 256GB Extreme SDXC UHS-I Memory Card (SDSDXVV-256G-GNCIN) has been a game-changer.Performance:This card delivers impressive read speeds up to 180MB/s and write speeds up to 130MB/s, making it ideal for capturing uninterrupted 4K UHD video and high-speed burst photography. Whether I'm recording fast-paced action scenes or shooting in RAW format, it handles everything smoothly without lag or buffering.Durability:Built to withstand harsh conditions, this card is temperature-proof, waterproof, shock-proof, and x-ray-proof. I've used it in various environments, from outdoor shoots in extreme temperatures to humid locations, and it has performed reliably every time.Capacity:With 256GB of storage, I can record hours of 4K footage or thousands of high-resolution photos without worrying about running out of space. It's perfect for long shoots or travel photography where access to additional storage might be limited.Compatibility:I've used this card with multiple devices, including my DSLR and mirrorless cameras, and it works seamlessly across the board. The UHS-I interface ensures quick data transfer, and the V30 and U3 ratings guarantee minimum write speeds of 30MB/s, which is essential for 4K recording.Conclusion:The SanDisk 256GB Extreme SDXC UHS-I Memory Card offers a perfect balance of speed, capacity, and durability. It's become my go-to card for both video and photography needs. If you're looking for a reliable memory card that can handle high-resolution content creation, I highly recommend this one

hello,we have used sandisk products since the early days of post green screen ibm computers. when these computers and digital camera were the mainstay of productivity, the cards were a necessity. we tried other brands in the beginning and through out our choices, narrowed it down to san disk for all of our current digital storage products. every digital camera has a similar size to hold the tons of photos and videos taken. when they get close to full, then a new one gets it due and replaces the old one that is full.why would we keep a full flash drive card? it is in a small case with the dates on them and now they are back ups incase we need an extra set of back up photos or movies. sometimes, we take a photo of a document or important item to file it away. it takes up less space in a drawer than in a huge filing cabinet folders after we print it out.it is easier to take a photo and now it becomes stored away as a dinky file in a dinky desk drawer. yes, there are labeled flash disks in a row of albums made for storage purposes. our desk filing system is no longer bulging with full 8x10 printed papers for everything like tow copies of 40 pages of home buying escrow pages that take up almost two full folders in a file drawer. yikes. yes there is a hard copy and an emergency digital copy for posterity or emergency take away in our go bag.

I got this to use to offload some photos & videos from my phone. It works well & has helped me to clear up some storage on my phone. I was able to move some to my computer as well & everything still opened & played appropriately on the computer. It's a great price for the storage size & I expect to get a lot of use out of it before it is full.

Sped up downloads and makes 'crisper' photo's in my Sony WSC-830 digital camera. High quality card.

If you have an iPod Classic 6.5gen and need to replace the hard drive, you will need an iFlash card and this memory card. The 6.5 will only recognize max 128gb with the iFlash card. This card works great. So even if you put a 256gb memory card in it the most it will allow is 128gb. The 7th gen classics with the iFlash card will recognize a 256gb memory card.

Ordered by accident and got opened by mistake. It does write quickly and is very compatible with most software. It takes some getting used to the size after growing accustomed to micro and it doesn’t fit in everything these days but the quality is there.

Got it for my digital camera. Cannon M50.Works great. Good playback on camera, and easy to upload to PC (either viz WiFi, or plug out onto PC card reader.

Does what I need it to do.