SanDisk Extreme SDXC Memory Card up to 90 MB/s, Class 10, U3, V30, FFP - 64GB

It came very fast thank you

I love the Sandisk range. Cameras can be fussy about memory cards so you do need to have some caution as to which ones you choose.I shoot Nikon (D750, D3 and D700) which take SD cards and Compact Flash Cards. I have always used Sandisk and always will. I'm also a bit paranoid at receiving fakes so I only ever buy from Amazon themselves and not 3rd party sellers. I never, ever touch memory cards on that famous auction site as I just don't trust them!!These work brilliantly in my D750 (I use two - slot two as a back-up). They write very quickly and this was most obvious after a trip to Italy in November 2016. I had used all my Sandisk cards up so I borrowed some other brand cards. Painfully slow is not even close! I missed shots due to the camera buffer not being able to manage with the other brand cards. They also took in excess of 15 seconds to view the images after I had taken the shots. I know all of this comes down to the class of the cards.Save yourself time and money and buy the largest and fastest cards you can afford and which are compatible with your camera from the onset. Your sanity and wallet will thank yo in the end!

Bought this card to use for photography and video and also to use it as a sound card. It is very fast and has worked smoothly in every device. The quality of the cars is great so i know it can give me many years of use. Overall the price is also fair and this card has been very reliable for my purpose so highly recommend it!

Used on a Canon 80d and Canon 550d. It is surprising how many exposures you can take, even when shooting in RAW mode with modern cameras, particularly when photographing wildlife. I never thought that I would ever require a 64Gb card, but having purchased a couple of these items, I find them indispensable now.I find them faultless in use, they transfer data quickly via the dedicated port on my iMac and perhaps more importantly, the transfer from my camera to the card, is very quick, even when taking 10 plus images in burst on "motor drive". In my eyes, the item is faultless and well worth the money.

I have two 32GB cards 20MB and 30MB/s Class 10 U1 SD Card that I use in my Olympus OMD Camera. Recently I started doing a lot of Photographing and started to get frustrated with the time it takes to write the photos to the card as photos are shot. So I decided to replace both laggard SD Cards with this 64GB 90 MB/s, and a 95MB Class 10, U3, V30.Before, I had to wait several seconds, seeing the card symbol in the top left corner of my Viewfinder or LCD Monitor. Very frustrating. Now, it is noticeably faster, three or four times faster. The problem was not limited to writes. I also faced slow transfers. Now I am able to Transfer images to the computer much faster. This has really improved my workflow. I am sure I will demand even higher speeds in the coming months, tar but for now, this has immensely improved my workflow.Highly Recommended.

We have bought over ten SanDisk 64 GB and 128 GB compact flash memory cards in the last five years for the RoadHawk HD dash cams in both our vehicles, a Canon PowerShot G15 compact zoom camera, to store our MP3 music files on the in-car entertainment (ICE) of both our vehicles, etc. We trust the brand and have never had any premature failures. This is particularly noteworthy with the vehicle dash cameras because the duty read/write cycle on a monthly basis is quite high since the cameras record continuously at 1080p resolution then overwrite the data when the flash memory card is full. I highly recommend all SanDisk products and these flash memory cards in particular.

Brilliant, arrived fast and worked perfectly a great price as well an easy five stars for these cards, I have a software programme to test SD cards as in the past certain cards say one thing and are not what they seem-- example bought a 32gb card actually 2gb when tested, but these were fine no problemI bought a twin pack as it was better value for me, I had ordered a pair of these cards from a London firm Mobymemory, please everyone do not use this company they are a total waste of timePlaced an order paid for express delivery did not arrive kept blaming delivery firm then their phones had problems along with their e-mail serverNo such issues with this seller arrived well before stated delivery and a great price so ideal thanks brilliant

These have quickly become my 'go to' memory cards for my Sony and Canon DSLR cameras.I've got 7 of these (in a variety of sizes) and not once have they ever let me down. They're fast, reliable and do exactly what they're designed to do.On the subject of speed, if you're looking to record 4K footage on a Sony A7ii, iii, A6500 etc then you need to make sure to grab the 64GB or higher version. The 32GB and under versions are SDHC and not the SHXC that is required to record 4K 100M.All in all, great memory card which i'll continue to use for the foreseeable future.