SanDisk128GB Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-II Memory Card - C10, U3, V90, 8K, 4K, Full HD Video, SD Card - SDSDXDK-128G-GN4IN

The SanDisk 128GB Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-II offers exceptional speed and performance, perfect for capturing 8K, 4K, and Full HD video without lag. Its UHS Speed Class 3 and Video Speed Class 90 ratings ensure smooth, uninterrupted recording. The card is durable and built to withstand tough conditions, making it a trustworthy choice for photographers and videographers alike.Pros:* Extremely fast read and write speeds* Supports 8K, 4K, and Full HD video recording* Durable, shockproof, temperature-proof, and waterproof* Large 128GB capacity for extensive storage* Reliable brand with excellent performanceCons:* Higher price point compared to standard SD cards* May be overkill for casual usersOverall, this memory card delivers top-tier speed and reliability, making it an excellent investment for professionals needing high-performance storage.

As a content creator pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling, I recently integrated the SanDisk 512GB Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-II Memory Card into my workflow, and the results have been nothing short of extraordinary. This memory card is a powerhouse, delivering unparalleled performance and reliability for high-resolution photo and video capture.The standout feature of the Extreme PRO UHS-II card is its cutting-edge UHS-II technology, providing blazing-fast read and write speeds. With a UHS Speed Class 3 (U3) rating and Video Speed Class 90 (V90) certification, this memory card is optimized for professional-grade video recording, including 8K content. The rapid data transfer speeds ensure that I can capture and transfer large files seamlessly, allowing me to focus on the creative process without delays.For videographers working with the latest 8K and 4K cameras, the Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-II card is a game-changer. Its V90 rating guarantees sustained write speeds of up to 90MB/s, providing the necessary bandwidth for capturing high-bitrate video without dropped frames. The card's compatibility with the most demanding video specifications makes it an essential tool for those who demand uncompromising quality in their cinematic productions.With a generous 512GB of storage space, the Extreme PRO UHS-II card allows me to shoot for extended periods without constantly worrying about running out of storage. This capacity is particularly valuable when working on projects that require extensive coverage or when shooting in RAW format, where file sizes can be substantial.Built for the rigors of professional use, the Extreme PRO UHS-II card is shockproof, temperature-proof, waterproof, and X-ray proof. This robust design ensures that my valuable content remains safe, even in challenging shooting environments. The durability of the card adds a layer of confidence, knowing that it can withstand the demands of my dynamic and sometimes unpredictable work settings.The memory card's compatibility with UHS-II devices contributes to a more efficient workflow. When used with a UHS-II card reader, the transfer of large files to my computer is remarkably swift, minimizing the time spent waiting for data to transfer and allowing me to move seamlessly between shooting and editing.In conclusion, the SanDisk 512GB Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-II Memory Card is a powerhouse solution for professional content creators working with high-resolution photo and video content. Its UHS-II technology, generous storage capacity, and robust build quality make it an indispensable tool for those who demand the best in performance and reliability. Whether you're capturing stunning landscapes, cinematic masterpieces, or high-action sports, this memory card is a key component in elevating your creative process and ensuring that you never miss a moment.

I only trust SanDisk cards in my Nikon D780. I ordered this one so that I would have another one for an upcoming trip to Alaska. These are good quality, work well, and reasonably priced. The storage capacity and write speed are both excellent. It gives me excellent photo quality.

My application is photography, specifically with an OM-5 camera. The cards are used to move batches of images between the camera and computers, or as a temporary backup. I'm mainly interested in out-of-camera speeds. I'm not too concerned with shooting at the maximum burst rate, which could be affected by SD card choice.Does it work as advertised? Yes. Would I buy it again in the same circumstances? No. I would buy the SanDisk Extreme Pro 200 MB/s card for $21 rather than this one at the Prime Day price of $85, and certainly at the after-sale price of $110.I did quite a few tests copying the same directory of RAW and JPEG files between various devices. There were 1,758 files in 37 folders. There were also a few small video files, but mostly 7 to 9 MB JPEGs and 17 to 28 MB RAW files. As a reference point, I copied from a SanDisk external SSD to my desktop's internal SSD, getting 780 MB/s. This simply shows that the USB-C port and the internal SSD would not be limiting factors. The USB 3.0 ports I used should also be more than adequate, rated at 625 MB/s or higher.Below I will omit the differences between my computer's USB-C and USB 3.0 ports, which I tested both at the front panel and using the backside mother-board mounted ports. This differences were small.Back to the title - I mentioned adapters. To use the speed of this new card effectively, I had to get a UHS-II compatible adapter. It was the JJC device here on Amazon of $18.99: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09T63PQ1WWith this and the new card I got read speeds of 224 to 238 MB/s and write speeds of 79 to 87 MB/s. The read speed was around 78% of advertised, which is not bad for so many separate files. Write speed was only 31% of advertised, rather disappointing.Do you need the special adapter? Yes, if speed is important. With an Anker adapter which supports UHS-I I got read speeds around 76 MB/s with this card, much less than the 230 or so with UHS-II. Write speeds were about 45 MB/s, not much over half of the UHS-II speed.Why would I buy the slower UHS-I SanDisk card (https://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-128GB-Extreme-UHS-I-Memory/dp/B09X7FXHVJ/)? It is a $20 card and I got write speeds 74 MB/s with the JJC adapter and 55 MB/s with the Anker adapter. With the JJC adapter the UHS-II card was only slightly faster, and with the Anker adapter it was significantly slower.Read speeds went like this. The UHS-I card gave 154 MB/s compared to 230 for the UHS-II card, which is a nice advantage for the subject of this review. To me it is not worth more than 5 times the price for 1.5 times the speed. That was with the faster UHS-II adapter. With the Anker adapter read speeds were practically identical and write speeds were actually better with the Anker.I did test with one other card, an older 45 MB/s card. I gave over 90% of advertised speed with reading, better than the newer cards. Writing was 50 to 54% of advertised. Adapter type did not matter much. These are now down to $12.18, but I'd probably stick with the 200 MB/s cards

This 128GB SD card is perfect. It has tons of storage for all my videos (I’m a wedding videographer), and it’s super easy to upload everything to my laptop for editing. The transfer speed is fast, which saves me a lot of time. It’s reliable and works great for all my projects—definitely worth it!

Works great with my camera! Beautiful photos and videos

I got this card months back and it was a faulty card, fresh out of the box! I did however buy another one and it work out fine and sent the nonfunctional one back. Works great so far!