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Specification: SanDisk Extreme PRO 64GB SDXC Memory Card up to 300MB/s, UHS-II, Class 10, U3, V90 for 8K Video
Brand
SanDisk
Manufacturer
Sandisk SemiConductor Shanghai Co Ltd
Model
SDSDXDK-064G-GN4IN
Model Name
Extreme Pro
Product Dimensions
0.23 x 2.39 x 3.2 cm, 2 Grams
Batteries
1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Item model number
SDSDXDK-064G-GN4IN
RAM Size
64 GB
Memory Storage Capacity
64 GB
Flash memory type
SDXC
Digital storage capacity
64 GB
Removable Storage Native Capacity
64 GB
Hardware Interface
SDHC
Compatible Devices
Camera
Special Features
Waterproof
Mounting Hardware
SD Card
Number of items
1
Batteries Included
No
Batteries Required
No
Data Transfer Rate
300 Megabits Per Second
Does it contain liquid?
No
Country of Origin
China
Item Weight
2 g
9 reviews for SanDisk Extreme PRO 64GB SDXC Memory Card up to 300MB/s, UHS-II, Class 10, U3, V90 for 8K Video
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Muzzammil Mushtaq –
I use this card as my second storage card in my Nikon Full Frame camera. My Primary memory card is the blazing fast Sony 120GB XQD Sony Memory card (440mbs Write / 400mbs Read). It is set to shoot RAW. Now, since I have a second storage slot for SD Cards clearly that would be a bottle neck for a speed decrease. This SanDisk 128GB Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-II Memory Card really does come close to the Sony at 300mbs. I use it for JPEG files – this way I have both. The main thing to know is it will definitely help speed your multiple shots from filling up the buffer and this card can keep up with your photography. I had a previous Lexar SD card that I thought was the best you could get – but this SanDisk is noticeably faster and I’ve never had an error. I know there is 1 other card that scored slightly higher in speed but it’s not as consistent as the SanDisk’s have been. This should handle my stills and videos with no hesitations at all. Very happy with this purchase.
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George –
Es ist immer gut eine SD in Reserve dabei zu haben. Dieses ist die Reserve-SD, da die erste der gleichen Art bisher gute Dienste gleistet hat.
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George –
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Hace tiempo que la tenía en mi lista de deseos y al final la compré con un buen descuento, pague 96€. Siempre he utilizado tarjetas SanDisk y nunca he tenido problemas. Uso esta tarjeta con mi Panasonic Lumix GH5 MII. Como se puede apreciar en una de las fotos, la capacitad de la tarjeta es de 64GB, formateada directamente en la cámara. La prueba de velocidad la he realizado en mi MacBook Pro 16 M1 Pro, con el lector de tarjetas incorporando. En la prueba me ha dado velocidades de lectura de unos 250 MB/s y 220MB/s de escritura. No irá más rápido porque en las especificaciones del lector de tarjetas de mi Mac pone que está limitado a estas velocidades, 250MB/s de lectura para tarjetas UHS II y 90MB/s para tarjetas UHS I. Con un lector externo de Sandisk estoy seguro de que llega sin problemas a las velocidades anunciadas por el fabricante. He realizado una prueba de grabación, 2 vídeo de unos 48GB en total, uno grabado en 6K 25fps 4.2.0 10bit HLG 200Mbps, y el otro en C4K 25fps 4.2.2 10bit HLG 400Mbps. Como era de esperar, absolutamente ningún problema, ningún error. Pasar los videos desde la tarjeta al Mac ha tardado menos de 3 minutos. Si vas a grabar vídeos en 6K/8K o tazas altas de Bitrate (400Mbps – 600Mbps), es sin duda la mejor tarjeta y te la recomiendo. Yo la he comprado en 64GB porque sólo la uso para videos corporativos o de producto, donde hago planos cortos, de 5 a 10 segundos, y no más de 20 planos por proyecto. Así que para mi, los 64GB son más que suficientes. Para eventos uso Sandisk V60 de 128GB o 256GB, ya que necesito más almacenamiento y no grabo en 6K y tampoco en tazas altas de Bitrate. Para eventos siempre grabo en 4K 50fps 4.2.0 10Bit a 200Mbps. Conclusión: las tarjetas Sandisk son las más caras, sin duda alguna, pero también son las mejores del mercado. Por algo darán la garantía vitalicia en estas tarjetas…
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Gursharan Singh –
I use this card on my Olympus E-M1 Mark 2. The card is very fast and supports burst raw images of upto 20 fps with zero blackout. Fully supports continuous writing of cinema 4K video. Go for if you are a into 4K video or high speed wildlife photography.
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DS Illinois –
Having experienced the consistency and durability of the Sony 256GB Tough CFexpress Card Type B, I set upon another journey, this time with the SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB SDXC Memory Card, capable of reaching up to 300MB/s, UHS-II, Class 10, V90, U3. My aim was to thoroughly examine its capacities under varied conditions and across an array of devices, much like I had done with the Sony memory card.
To give you a sense of my appraisal, let me establish my benchmark: I rate the Sony 128GB memory card a solid 5-plus stars product. Having set this high bar, I venture to say that the SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB SDXC memory card trails ever so slightly behind, earning a commendable rating of 4.8 stars.
This should by no means diminish the inherent value and performance of the SanDisk memory card. It is, without doubt, an impressive piece of equipment, striking a harmonious balance between quality, speed, and cost-effectiveness. Its performance is reliable, catering admirably to demanding applications.
However, when compared to the unparalleled performance of the Sony memory card, it falls marginally short of the zenith of excellence. But let it be noted that this is in no way a detriment to its overall competence, rather it is an acknowledgement of the exceedingly high standards set by its Sony counterpart.
In conclusion, if you seek a memory card that merges trustworthy performance with economic feasibility, the SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB SDXC Memory Card is indeed a worthy contender. Although my preference leans slightly towards the Sony 128GB memory card, this is by no means a reflection of any shortcomings in the SanDisk offering, but rather an endorsement of the exceptional caliber of the former.
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Arif –
I bought it for my Sony A7sIII camera to shoot 4k@120fps. Works great and less expensive than other brands.Go for it.
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Aurelian Irimia –
El producto cumple con lo que se estaba buscando.
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Amazon Customer –
The media could not be loaded.
Not satisfied with the product, this is looking like a used one.Disappointed with this purchase..
Muzzammil Mushtaq –
I use this card as my second storage card in my Nikon Full Frame camera. My Primary memory card is the blazing fast Sony 120GB XQD Sony Memory card (440mbs Write / 400mbs Read). It is set to shoot RAW. Now, since I have a second storage slot for SD Cards clearly that would be a bottle neck for a speed decrease. This SanDisk 128GB Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-II Memory Card really does come close to the Sony at 300mbs. I use it for JPEG files – this way I have both. The main thing to know is it will definitely help speed your multiple shots from filling up the buffer and this card can keep up with your photography. I had a previous Lexar SD card that I thought was the best you could get – but this SanDisk is noticeably faster and I’ve never had an error. I know there is 1 other card that scored slightly higher in speed but it’s not as consistent as the SanDisk’s have been. This should handle my stills and videos with no hesitations at all. Very happy with this purchase.
George –
Es ist immer gut eine SD in Reserve dabei zu haben. Dieses ist die Reserve-SD, da die erste der gleichen Art bisher gute Dienste gleistet hat.
Amazon Customer –
Liked.
George –
The media could not be loaded.
Hace tiempo que la tenía en mi lista de deseos y al final la compré con un buen descuento, pague 96€. Siempre he utilizado tarjetas SanDisk y nunca he tenido problemas. Uso esta tarjeta con mi Panasonic Lumix GH5 MII. Como se puede apreciar en una de las fotos, la capacitad de la tarjeta es de 64GB, formateada directamente en la cámara. La prueba de velocidad la he realizado en mi MacBook Pro 16 M1 Pro, con el lector de tarjetas incorporando. En la prueba me ha dado velocidades de lectura de unos 250 MB/s y 220MB/s de escritura. No irá más rápido porque en las especificaciones del lector de tarjetas de mi Mac pone que está limitado a estas velocidades, 250MB/s de lectura para tarjetas UHS II y 90MB/s para tarjetas UHS I. Con un lector externo de Sandisk estoy seguro de que llega sin problemas a las velocidades anunciadas por el fabricante. He realizado una prueba de grabación, 2 vídeo de unos 48GB en total, uno grabado en 6K 25fps 4.2.0 10bit HLG 200Mbps, y el otro en C4K 25fps 4.2.2 10bit HLG 400Mbps. Como era de esperar, absolutamente ningún problema, ningún error. Pasar los videos desde la tarjeta al Mac ha tardado menos de 3 minutos. Si vas a grabar vídeos en 6K/8K o tazas altas de Bitrate (400Mbps – 600Mbps), es sin duda la mejor tarjeta y te la recomiendo. Yo la he comprado en 64GB porque sólo la uso para videos corporativos o de producto, donde hago planos cortos, de 5 a 10 segundos, y no más de 20 planos por proyecto. Así que para mi, los 64GB son más que suficientes. Para eventos uso Sandisk V60 de 128GB o 256GB, ya que necesito más almacenamiento y no grabo en 6K y tampoco en tazas altas de Bitrate. Para eventos siempre grabo en 4K 50fps 4.2.0 10Bit a 200Mbps. Conclusión: las tarjetas Sandisk son las más caras, sin duda alguna, pero también son las mejores del mercado. Por algo darán la garantía vitalicia en estas tarjetas…
Gursharan Singh –
I use this card on my Olympus E-M1 Mark 2. The card is very fast and supports burst raw images of upto 20 fps with zero blackout. Fully supports continuous writing of cinema 4K video. Go for if you are a into 4K video or high speed wildlife photography.
DS Illinois –
Having experienced the consistency and durability of the Sony 256GB Tough CFexpress Card Type B, I set upon another journey, this time with the SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB SDXC Memory Card, capable of reaching up to 300MB/s, UHS-II, Class 10, V90, U3. My aim was to thoroughly examine its capacities under varied conditions and across an array of devices, much like I had done with the Sony memory card.
To give you a sense of my appraisal, let me establish my benchmark: I rate the Sony 128GB memory card a solid 5-plus stars product. Having set this high bar, I venture to say that the SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB SDXC memory card trails ever so slightly behind, earning a commendable rating of 4.8 stars.
This should by no means diminish the inherent value and performance of the SanDisk memory card. It is, without doubt, an impressive piece of equipment, striking a harmonious balance between quality, speed, and cost-effectiveness. Its performance is reliable, catering admirably to demanding applications.
However, when compared to the unparalleled performance of the Sony memory card, it falls marginally short of the zenith of excellence. But let it be noted that this is in no way a detriment to its overall competence, rather it is an acknowledgement of the exceedingly high standards set by its Sony counterpart.
In conclusion, if you seek a memory card that merges trustworthy performance with economic feasibility, the SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB SDXC Memory Card is indeed a worthy contender. Although my preference leans slightly towards the Sony 128GB memory card, this is by no means a reflection of any shortcomings in the SanDisk offering, but rather an endorsement of the exceptional caliber of the former.
Arif –
I bought it for my Sony A7sIII camera to shoot 4k@120fps. Works great and less expensive than other brands.Go for it.
Aurelian Irimia –
El producto cumple con lo que se estaba buscando.
Amazon Customer –
The media could not be loaded.
Not satisfied with the product, this is looking like a used one.Disappointed with this purchase..