High Capacity Sd Cards

[A2] This is an excellent choice for high-capacity SD cards.

[0.025 lb] These Lexar SD cards are fast, reliable and have lots of capacity. Because they are so reasonably priced for the capacity and speed, I got some extras so that keep shooting. The large raw files seem to transfer instantaneously. Very happy with these.

[microSDXC] Micro SD Cards keep dropping in price as memory capacity increases. I bought this Micro SD card to use in an Android tablet and it works great. B&H is my preferred vendor over my cellphone carrier.

[128 GB] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We used this memory card initially for the home security camera as backup offering full recording as we traveled. We recorded 24/7 for two weeks without problem. Since nothing happened and nothing changed in our home while we were away, we decided then to use it in our dash cam for the car. Here, we saw the true value of a high capacity SD card. Our dash cam captured movement around our car and the HD video was fast to upload to our computer if we needed to send it along to our insurance. Fortunately, we had no accidents nor problems, so the SD card is sitting, waiting for the chance to store the videos recorded to protect us. We are thoroughly happy with our SD card, the capacity is great and the speed is exceptional. Consider the Samsung PRO for any high capacity, high quality, high speed storage needs. I received this product at a discount in exchange for my honest opinion.

[10] A premium, high capacity micro sd card that's probably powerful enough to shoot 4k video in some cameras. Alas, I use it in an Android phone. It holds a lot of data. It seems reliable enough and swiftly transfers files. Perhaps somewhat overkill for my purposes. I only stick to top brands and for a proven 512gb card it's a good price.

[V90] Sabrent 1TB Rocket V60  There are not many high capacity SDXC cards rated V60. I purchased the 1TB version of the Sabrent Rocket for use in a BlackMagic Video Assist. Most cheap V60 cards struggle to keep up with the high bitrate codecs but this card has been flawless. These are the results from the BlackMagic Disk Test across several contemporary V60 and V90 cards ranked by sustained write speed. BlackMagic Disk Test 5GB: Sony Tough M V60 128GB = 200MB/s (W), 245MB/s (R) Sabrent V60 1TB = 148MB/s (W), 215MB/s (R) Lexar V60 256GB = 72MB/s (W), 235MB/s (R) While not as fast as the Sony M card it is considerably cheaper and offers higher capacity. The 148MB/s is way faster sustained write speed than the V60 spec indicates. These cards come in a very nice metal case and well packaged. The build quality is higher than most V60 cards but a small step down from the Sony Tough. Overall very impressed with the speed and durability for a 1TB SDXC.

[0.115 lb] A little heavier than I need, but I know my SD cards are well protected.

[1.7 lb] Great to be able to change over to the SD cards from the larger p2 Cards

[SDXC] Large capacity cards for our Africa trip!

[UHS-I] This is my favorite brand of sd cards, they just work