Evoke Pro 1000x 64GB SDXC UHS-II/U3 Card, Up to 240 MB/s v60 (FTSD064A10)

The media could not be loaded. Update 4/10/19After about a year of use this card continues to work flawlessly. Very fast card. My camera never slows when taking pictures in burst mode and never do I have slow loading when scrolling pictures. See video.See original review below.I like the idea behind these cards. The company claims they have slightly lower write speeds which is why they are a little cheaper. This is a good model because most people simply don't need the faster speeds. Most cameras can’t write fast enough either.Side note- Sometimes this company has user submitted pictures on the face of the memory card. Not sure exactly how they choose the picture but it is a neat idea!Fully compatible with my PANASONIC LUMIX GX8 Body Mirrorless 4K Camera Body, Dual I.S. 1.0, 20.3 Megapixels, 3 Inch Touch LCD, DMC-GX8SBODY (USA SILVER)

I bought this to test the recording speed for the GH5 4k 400mbps All-1 format. I recorded several 49 min + and filled it with no hiccups or failures.Ready to purchase the 128GB and/or the 256GB versions.Much better pricing.Don't know about longevity yet.

I performed an XBench speed test that compared the read/write speeds of three different 64GB SD cards (the SanDisk Extreme PRO, the PNY Elite Performance and the FreeTail Evoke Pro), all of them formatted by my Panasonic Lumix GX7 . The SanDisk Extreme Pro won the XBench test hands down with an overall XBench score of 62.43 v. 32.69 for the FreeTail and 23.50 for the PNY). It is important to note that none of the tested cards reached a read speed of 95MB/s in my XBench tests. However, in the random uncached write subpart of the test using 4K blocks, these cards really differed. The PNY delivered 0.51MB/s, the FreeTail 0.78MB/s and the San Disk 2.59MB/s. The results of the SanDisk Extreme Pro were better in all 8 subcategories of the XBench test against the other two cards except in the instance of the sequential uncached read of the 4K blocks, where the FreeTail was slightly better (5.68MB/s v. 5.48MB/s). In my view, just judging by the numbers, the San Disk is worth the extra money, particularly if you need fast write capability, as you would in recording photos and videos.

This is working well on my Panasonic G9. I have not tried video with it yet and if I run into any problems I will promptly update this review. I did a ton of research and also priced many options in my card buying decision. For many cameras, a V60 rating is plenty enough speed, which the FreeTail cards provide. They also are on the low end of the price spectrum. I think buying ultra high speeds like the V90 rated cards may be overkill for most cameras and a waste of money. Time will tell how these cards hold up but I am keeping my fingers crossed.

Card is defective. Would lije to exchange. Only option offered is a refund. No printer, no UPS store nearby.

I got this card expecting the worst it was a company I'd never heard of....to say I was pleasantly surprised would be an understatement...this card blew away my expectations. It works in all modes on the GH5 with no problems! A great card at a fantastic price.

Very quick buffer clearing (which is helpful given the G9's 60 shot raw burst rate) and I've had no problem with the 60fps, 150mbs 4k video. I'm not sure if it would handle all the GH5 or GH5s could throw at it, but it's a reasonably priced card that works well for me. I would recommend it!

Great SD card at a great price. Had one issue losing half my photos from a day but I think it was a camera issue not a card issue