Sony M Series SDXC UHS-II Card 64GB, V60, CL10, U3, Max R277MB/S, W150MB/S (SF-M64/T2), Black

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  • Li

    > 24 hour

    Good

  • SHERILE VAWTER

    > 24 hour

    I had a 32GB sd card. Not enough space. Bought this one and now I have enough space to photograph an entire wedding plus take some video

  • Steve M.

    > 24 hour

    Very fast and reliable memory card used in my A7RII.

  • Vladimir

    > 24 hour

    Works well so far, no complaints. Have not tested the actual speed, but both the package and the card sticker now claim 150MB write speed.

  • Mark Mungkey Vicente

    > 24 hour

    Good! Works well with my mirrorless photo and video. Sony A7r mark ii and Sony A7s Mark ii

  • T. Le

    > 24 hour

    Good price at decent speed. Not the fastest but fast enough.

  • Adrian Jimenez

    > 24 hour

    Works great. Fast read and writing.

  • Lafter The Fact

    > 24 hour

    No problem with this in my Sony a7III.

  • poimenJohn

    > 24 hour

    You really have no choice if you are using the Z7. This Memory Card works perfectly, is well made, fast and easy to handle. It takes a special USB reader to connect to your computer. So the entire package is a bit expensive. But considering the investment in camera equipment and the value of getting the shot, its really not that big of an expense.

  • Gary F.

    > 24 hour

    So I recently purchased two 64GB cards. According to Sonys recall notice, if your card does not have an * in the back, then it is affected. Of the two cards I purchased, one has the * and the other does not. Like the comments of another user on this page, Sony may be overwhelmed by calls and due to the COVID-19 situation, replacement will be staggered. In my case, it will cost me to ship the card out of my country and I will have to pay customs duty when the replacement gets here which ultimately is costing me more for shipment than the actual cost of the card. TBH, I have done some 4k tests shots on the affected card and it works fine so I am not sure if this is a potential risk or an inevitable risk. Only time will tell.

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