SanDiskUltra Memory Card up to 120MB/sec Class 10 UHS-I V10

Card reader for functional camera and quality video, easy to use and memory capacity and value for money.

I purchased the SanDisk Ultra Memory Card specifically for use with a digital camera I no longer own. While it performed exceptionally well for its intended purpose, I’ve since discovered it’s just as useful for other applications, such as playing music in my car.When I used this card with my camera, it handled photo and video storage seamlessly. The 120MB/sec speed ensured quick writing of files, and I never experienced lag, even when taking bursts of photos or shooting videos. It’s a solid option for anyone who needs a reliable card for everyday photography or casual video recording. The Class 10 UHS-I V10 rating is a good indicator that this card can handle standard recording needs without any issues, though it’s not necessarily designed for high-end professional setups.After selling my camera, I repurposed the card for playing music in my car, and it has been a pleasant surprise. Transferring files onto the card is quick and easy, and it works flawlessly with my car’s audio system. It handles a large music library without problems, and switching between tracks or folders is instant, with no delays in playback. Its compact size makes it convenient to carry a few cards with different playlists, which is especially handy on long drives.While this isn’t a particularly exciting purchase, it’s one of those items that just works and quietly makes life a little easier. For both its original purpose in my camera and its current role in my car, the SanDisk Ultra has proven to be a reliable and versatile memory card. I can see myself continuing to use it for years, whether for storing files, expanding device memory, or playing music. It’s a straightforward, dependable product, and one I’d happily recommend to others looking for something practical and multi-purpose.

These are the highest quality SDHC I know of. I've used literally hundreds of them over the last few years and, so far (touch wood), I haven't had any failures. I've used various sizes and they are all excellent. I use them for digital audio and that would definitely show up any data corruption. I can only assume that they use some sort of error correction (similar to compact disc technology - majority logic, interpolation etc). It's definitely worth spending a little extra on a high quality device such as SanDisk. In this case, the price of the order (3 x packs of 3), meant the extra cost of ordering SanDisk was absorbed by ordering the maximum allowed quantity.As I also develop bespoke Windows applications, I find them ideal for distributing the applications and any data that goes with them.Excellent devices and well worth the little extra to pay.

This works with my canon eos 2000d. I will recommend interested buyer to go get it.

Literally my second time purchasing this is worth the money if the best, especially the refurbished one

I bought the 3 pack (which arrived as 3 cards in one package) in order to upgrade the in-dash sat-nav / "Infotainment" units in several cars across the family. Given the choice I wanted full size SD cards rather than use a microSD card in an adapter since cars can be pretty hostile environments what with vibrations and temperature changes. Once the card has been written to once in this application it's more about reliability and a reasonable read speed so these cards are ideal for what is basically a glorified sat-nav. Saying that, I was pleasantly surprised to see them attain an average write speed of approx. 40MB/s (the spec on these particular cards needed only to be 10MB/s) and an average read speed of 98MB/s, all in a pretty old PC with an internal card writer. A faster PC and card writer may of perform better still. These cards also come with a 10 year warranty.

Works well and it has a great memory capacity.

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