SanDisk Ultra SDXC Memory Card Up to 80 MB/s, Class 10, U1, 64 GB, Black/Grey

product works fine - speedy delivery.

I recently had the pleasure of upgrading to the SanDisk Ultra SDXC Memory Card, and let me tell you, it's been an absolute game-changer for my storage needs! From its impressive speed to its remarkable reliability, this memory card has exceeded all my expectations. First and foremost, the blazing-fast read and write speeds of up to 80 MB/s are a true testament to the cutting-edge technology that SanDisk has packed into this little card. Whether I'm capturing high-definition videos or snapping rapid-fire photos, the SanDisk Ultra never skips a beat, ensuring that every moment is captured flawlessly. The Class 10 and U1 rating are a winning combination for seamless 4K video recording and smooth burst mode photography. I've used this card in my digital camera and even in my drone, and the results have been nothing short of outstanding. No more worrying about missed shots due to slow storage – the SanDisk Ultra keeps up with even the most demanding tasks. What truly sets this memory card apart, though, is its unparalleled reliability. SanDisk is renowned for its quality, and the Ultra SDXC is no exception. I've taken this card on various adventures, from extreme hikes to bustling city trips, and it has never let me down. Knowing that my precious memories are stored securely gives me peace of mind like never before. The 64 GB capacity is a sweet spot for me – it strikes the perfect balance between ample storage space and convenient portability. Plus, the sleek black and grey design adds a touch of sophistication to my gear collection.

I bought this for an ageing DSLR of which this memory type (SDHC) is the fastest standard it supports. I was actually surprised by the performance impact of this card on my camera as it has significantly reduced the delay between taking photos over the much older 10MB/s rated card I was using. At 32GB I can take just over 1200 photos in RAW mode with my 10 Megapixel Pentax K10D, admittedly an old and outdated DSLR by now but if you're like me and have an older SDHC supporting camera that you're not quite ready to get rid of this is definitely the card to get as it's the largest capacity supported by SDHC and at 80MB/s it's damn near the fastest you can get too. I'd highly recommend this for older cameras if you happen to have a newer camera which supports the newer SDXC standard then I would recommend getting one of those instead as not only are the capacities much higher but the speeds are aswell and if you have a very up to date camera with a very high megapixel count (16-24MP or more) then you'll definitely benefit from the higher throughput of those newer cards.

Always go for Sandisk, not let me down yet.

Happy with purchase

The product is amazing and does exactly what it says, which is to store lots of pictures/ video. There are some other products that are competitive around this same price ie: more storage/ speed, but ultimately it is a great product to buy. I have previously had a problem with the locking system when it broke and had to be careful whilst inserting the memory card in the camera to avoid it getting locked, but that was a one-time thing. Pros - Great performing card. - Fast reading speed. - Could support higher resolution pictures/ video with good performance. cons - Shooting at ultra-high resolution may be a problem. - Some camera may have trouble trying to read the memory. Recommendation- Would highly recommend this product, since I've been using it for years and hasn't been let down yet. The storage is and performance of this product is good for the price point too.

it works.

I bought this to use with an older digital camera. Sadly the card was unsuitable as the camera could only accept the old style SD card with a maximum capacity of 2Gb but that's nothing to do with the card and merely my lack of research. However I tested the card out on my desktop and it worked fine in both reading and writing modes of data transfer so I've no doubt it will be fine in an appropriate camera and even though it won't work in my camera, I have a piece of modern studio recording equipment which will accept it so it won't go unused and at such a low price it's a gift. To summarise: If the card is to be used in an older digital camera or other older equipment that requires a low capacity SD card, then first ensure that the camera or equipment will actually accept and work with this type of card before purchase but other than that, it's very good value for money and I'd be quite happy to use it.