SanDisk 128GB Extreme PRO SDXC card, up to 300MB/s, Class 10, U3, Black…

The card works....as expected. Solid product! What I was pleasantly surprised by was the Rescue Pro bundled software FOR 2 YEARS !!! I am used to getting a free 1-year card recovery software with most (if not all) Sandisk Extreme Pro cards. But this one came with a 2-year license. Really cool. Definitely an added reason to go with Sandisk Extreme Pro cards.

Working well

Excellent

I higlhy recommend it for dslr camera . Highy speed data transfer is good for data transferring between camera & memory card .

One of the best quality cards to use in Camera, quick data transfer and display of images on camera

The card isn't compatibale with my camera in XAVC S-I 4K even it should be, I figured it out too late after I purchased it as didn't start using straightaway. I troubleshooted the camera and the problem isn't in the camera, it reads other V90 cards with no problems. Sandisk V90 card is being rejected by the camera for not meeting the required sustained write speed for XAVC S-I 4K — even though it’s labeled V90.

It says v90 but my camera says i need higher than v60.... Wth?

not same as mention

Impeccable pour mon canon R6ii

J'avais déjà 2 cartes SDXC Lexar SD V90 64 Go 300 MB/s depuis 2 ans et dont je suis satisfait. J'ai opté pour ces SanDisk Extreme Pro, car le prix était plus compétitif au moment du choix. SanDisk est réputé très fiable, la plus fiable semble t'il, et je n'ai jamais eu de soucis avec d'autres cartes SD ou CF de cette marque, mais la réciproque est valable aussi pour Lexar, seul le prix a guidé mon choix.

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Came in a plastic envelope without any cushioning protection resulting in a slightly deformed box. The parcel could have been slipped into the letter box but it was thrown on the floor. Nevertheless the content was fine. The card is functioning well in the camera so far. Great discount.

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.