Sony Tough High Performance SDXC UHS-II

Upon receipt of the card I inspected to see if the card was part of the Sony Replacement Program for cards affected by a defect which may cause data to be damaged or not recorded when in video mode. Thankfully Sony provided a shipping label and has said they will replace the card free of charge. The...

I just got this card as recommended for the Leica Q2, being one of the fastest V90, UHS-II. It seemed nice and quick. But when I went to download photos, many were blank or corrupt. It read ‘Card Full’ at one point. Luckily, they weren’t critical photos. They were there when I took them, as I review...

This is a good quality card and I don't regret choosing it over competing brands but be aware that the claimed 299-300 MB/s speeds probably will not be realized in most devices, even those specced to UHS II / SD 4.0. I used in this several card reader / dock style devices with Thunderbolt / USB 4 an...

I bought this card because most cards have a "lock" which at times will not allow images to store to the card. This is fine if you catch it, or set your camera to identify, but the first time you lose a great image you will be completely disappointed in other cards. I shoot outdoors in dusty and at ...

After many split and damaged cards and lastly going through 3 or 4 cards in weeks, I was upset. I finally decided to purchase the SONY tough cards for my SONY A9 and Canon cameras. Cards are fast, one piece and rigid, no split in case. Upon initial use the cards do fit more snug than other cards, th...

Staff photographer for a Honolulu-based publisher here. These are probably my favorite SD cards EVER. Transfer rate is fast, never had an error message or lost data. Bought my first one about 9 months ago, now have 5 64gb & 1 32GB Tough cards. I use these cards in: Canon 5D3, Sony A7R III, Fuji XT3,...

**Update *** Still using them... Honestly, I am not sure why anyone would even consider buying a different type of SD card. For me, memory cards are almost a necessary evil. I only notice them when they don't work, and then I have a major issue. I have had numerous SD cards fall apart over the years...

This SD card has the best reviews across nearly all reputable camera review websites. It is nearly always rated as number 1. My decision was not based on the advertised specs but rather "real world" numbers/specs (very few SD cards can meet their advertised specs in the real world). This card was pu...

These cards easily keeps up with fast-paced bursts on my Canon R6, and they read much faster than any other SD card that I’ve used. Also, handling them and tossing them on a table or desk tells your senses that they are much more rigid than ordinary cards. The only criticism I have is that they were...

This card is required for my camera that shoots 400 Mbps, they are working great, but were expensive. I did experience one failure in a video file so far (out of hundreds recorded), however, I am not 100% sure of the root cause - it may in fact not have been caused by the SD card. But I had to menti...