Sony Tough Sd Card

[480 GB] I’ve never once had a card failure with a Sony Tough Card. I recently had to bring my Canon R5 Mk 1in to have service on the hot shoe and when the tech saw what cards I pulled out of the camera he commented that ‘you’ll never have a card failure with those’ which only further validated my choice, so I decided to add another set to my kit. That’s one less thing to worry about.

[Mountain Gray] SD cards are pretty tough. If you don't need major weather protection this is the card holder you want.

[10] I and not a fan of SD cards as they are slower but most importantly not very durable. This card is both fast and very TOUGH. I plan on buying a few more and replacing any of standard SD cards I have.  My Nikons shoot XQD cards and this is right on par with those. Love it!

[UHS-I] Waiting to see if this SD card is good in a go pro yet, video is tough on cards that dont have fast write speeds,. The price was great for storing data on.

[1] I needed an upgraded SD card for my Sony a7siii, and so far, this is working perfectly.

[0.038 lb] not much to say but a very good SD card

[1] The Sony 160GB CFexpress Type A TOUGH Memory Card is an excellent choice for professional photographers and videographers. Its robust build, high speed, and large capacity make it ideal for demanding shooting scenarios. While it comes at a premium price, its performance and reliability offer great value for those needing top-tier memory solutions.

[PCI-Express 3.0] No issues with card. Reads fast and has not failed. Actually the only card I have ever had fail was a Sony Tough card. Sony customer service was useless! Buy this over Sony

[1] Well, a lower price would be nice. But for now it's the biggest CFe Type A card out there, and like all of the Sony Tough cards it's built like a tank.

[0.04 lb] Tested this memory card vs Sony Tough G cards in a7riv, and results are impressive at a lower price