I haven't had any issues with this card whatsoever, it works very well. The fast write speeds are perfect for HD video recording on my DSLR camera.

Fast write speeds

Only 16GB; would consider a larger capacity card next time

I don't like having too much on one card but don't want to be constantly changing cards. the sandisk 32GB holds the right amount o f shots for me and SanDisk hasn't failed me yet.

Large Capacity

The lag time on this is considerably lower compared to the Class 4 card that I got with my Nikon D7000. The read/write speed of around 90 MB/S is mote theoretical than actual, but it still is one of the fastest UHS speed class Card for the price mentioned.

By its nature, there is little one could say about a data storage card. Either it works or not. Happily this item does work. You yourselves added a photo of the card, at the head of this page, therefore I shall not bother adding another.

We take a look at the Extreme Pro from SanDisk, the first UHS II card to come through the lab. Read on as Tyler tells us all about it and how it performs.

This card was buffering like a pre pentium computer. I was shooting a concert and it stunk up the joint. Nikon D800, Nikor 70 -200 lens. I took it out and swapped it with a four year old card that smoked it. Never the less, I will continue to purchase from B & H till my bank account is empty.

Purchased for using in a camera it works as advertised.

Price; if on sale

None that I can think of

This product means my Sony a6000 can take photographs at 11fps (in burst mode) continuously for as long as I want.

SanDisk Extreme Pro is pretty much the best memory card you can get for the money right now. The 32GB is very expensive, but the 16GB is as good as it gets at $45!

Everything

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I bought this memory card for increased capacity as I have started shooting RAW. I do not shoot continuous, so have not noticed if frame rate has increased, but download speed to my PC has increased massively. I was shocked how much quicker it was.

Fast

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