SanDisk Ultra 64GB Class 10 SDXC UHS-I Memory Card up to 80MB/s (SDSDUNC-064G-GN6IN)

Works great in my camera! Reliable, fast, and plenty of space for photos and videos. Definitely recommend for casual use.

I've been using the SanDisk Ultra 16GB Class 10 SDHC UHS-I Memory Card for a few weeks now, and it has exceeded my expectations in every way. Whether you're an amateur photographer, a gadget enthusiast, or just someone who needs extra storage for your devices, this memory card is an excellent choice. The card boasts speeds of up to 80MB/s, and it truly delivers. I’ve used it in my DSLR for shooting both photos and full HD videos, and it handles everything smoothly. No lag, no delays – just quick, reliable performance. Transferring files to my computer is also fast and hassle-free, saving me precious time. I know that 16GB might not seem like a lot these days, but it’s more than enough for my needs. It can store thousands of photos and a good amount of video footage before needing to be swapped out. For day trips or events where I don’t want to carry around a ton of gear, this card is perfect. I’ve always trusted SanDisk for their reliability, and this card is no different. It feels sturdy, and I’ve had no issues with it so far. It’s also reassuring to know that it’s resistant to water, temperature, and X-rays – perfect for someone who’s always on the go.

This digital card did what it was supposed to do, it worked good, easy to use and reliable. The video quality is good, it is design well and there is no card corruption. It’s worth the money.

San Disk is a reliable and great storage card for our trail cam.

Like the headline says, I own 4 of these Sandisk SD cards in varying speeds and capacities. They're all used exclusively for photography. My traditional use case for them is to insert in the camera, snap all my shots, remove the card, transfer to a USB card reader, import the photos, eject and repeat. I've done this to these cards dozens of times and they've all been flawless UP UNTIL NOW. I've uploaded a couple photos here to Amazon to show that after pulling the card from my USB card reader the plastic case broke right at the contact end. I don't believe it was the fault of the card reader, but I've replaced it just in case it decides to eat another Sandisk card. To be completely fair, the card still holds data and is readable and writable by the USB card reader, but my camera will not detect the card and therefore will not read, write, or format. The card is now dead, for all intents and purposes. I was not rough or abusive to the card, in my opinion. In every other aspect, these cards have performed flawlessly for my photography purposes. They're fast, inexpensive, and I've never had any problems with data corruption or anything to that effect. They are good cards, but I happened to get one that seemed to be weak at the corner. It didn't discourage me from replacing it with another Sandisk Extreme card, though. I think it's just a fluke, but still worth mentioning.

Works great for the 3DS and runs games very good and it doesn't heat up too much and is authentic.

32gb of great storage for on the go or file sharing!

Works great for MacBook.