I'm not sure exactly how much of an advantage buying SanDisk actually affords the SD card user these days

These Extreme Pro Cards are an incredible buy for such a high-quality SD Card.

It works as expected, however, the one I got had very tight clearances to insert the sd card.

The value is great and I plan on buying a bigger storage later

Works great with my z50 its a great value and always going on sale.

Great value, I went from a 16GB card to this one, and it’s so much better not having to worry about memory and snapping away on my camera

I am still mystified as to why Amazon would show this as a suggestion to adding storage to the Fire when it actually needs a SDXC card....

I have had no problem with this card at all nearly 40 thousand photos later the card has never failed me grat value for money.

This doesn’t work with my Nikon D 5000

Very nice deal and quick delivery on SD card perfect for my music storage.

Fast delivery works great will purchase again so that i have an extra for the camera

: it's a good SD card from a reputable brand that will hold many, many photos or videos from your camera of choice

The only issue I have is misleading labling as 170 mb/s that is actually read speed and write speed is only 90 mb/s

Had a really hard time finding the right SD card for my Kodak AZ401, just to take basic (but still decent) family pictures and this does the job!

I didn’t do this last time, and my cheap SD card died with over 1000 pics on it, Dane not way to recover it

This doesn’t work with my Nikon D 5000

With great picture quality, I’d recommend this to anyone.

I have found that SanDisk is the highest-quality, memory card available, that there are cheaper card, with emphasis on "cheap," as in poor quality

It is good quality but deleted stuff on its own once when I missed my whole photoshoot.

The quality of my video is still good so it still does get the job done.

So I decided to pick this SD card up in hopes to improve my quality of videos and speed up Post-production / Uploading

long lasting!Buy these are replacements all the time!Cheap price, and 280xxl cartridges fit perfectly in my Canon with no problems

The price is great as well because these SD cards can be pricey.

Great price during black FRI and cyber MON i should have purchased more!

Horrible both cards did not work would not be read by my camera or computer waste of money should of realize price was to cheap for good

64 GB storage capacity great price and shipped when I needed it

Small, light, reliable and frequently one can find them on sale and get a good deal.

San Disk always has amazing deals on their memory cards of any kind and this is no exception

This doesn’t work with my Nikon D 5000

They happen at least once a month, so keep an eye out for the best deal

I am still mystified as to why Amazon would show this as a suggestion to adding storage to the Fire when it actually needs a SDXC card....

Perfect storage size for me as I do not like to have to many pictures on my

San Disk always provides excellent and reliable storage for my camera and other devices.

I work a lot with video and photos and my current SSD drive on my Surface Book 2 is just not enough storage space

, it has really good storage capacity and speed as well

The only issue I have is misleading labling as 170 mb/s that is actually read speed and write speed is only 90 mb/s

I performed multiple speed test on a Mac and a PC with Blackmagic's Disk Speed Test with using both a USB 3 reader and USB C reader, read speed never surpassed 90

They don't noticeably improve the lag between shots, so write speed would seem to be limited by the camera, but when downloading photos to a MacBook via the USB-C (Thunderbolt) port, they are noticeably quicker than the old (non-UHS) SD cards that I'd been using for years.

The speed of this card is also way faster than my last one

I’m a pro photographer and primarily use CF cards for my Mark iii, and rely on fast write speeds for wiggly kids and high speed shooting

The only issue I have is misleading labling as 170 mb/s that is actually read speed and write speed is only 90 mb/s

I am still mystified as to why Amazon would show this as a suggestion to adding storage to the Fire when it actually needs a SDXC card....

I like the storage capacity,, so I will keep it in my laptop to transfer images.

I am still mystified as to why Amazon would show this as a suggestion to adding storage to the Fire when it actually needs a SDXC card....

Great capacity but card failed after 6 months

, it has really good storage capacity and speed as well

Just google something like: Sandisk sd cards split open, or Sandisk sd card cracked

The only issue I have is misleading labling as 170 mb/s that is actually read speed and write speed is only 90 mb/s

SanDisk has always been a dependable name and it has not fell me.

I love these cards and trust SanDisk with all my wedding photography

I am still mystified as to why Amazon would show this as a suggestion to adding storage to the Fire when it actually needs a SDXC card....

The 256GB storage capacity is essentially 'hard drive' or 'SSD

Although not as fast as my NAS where I do a lot of my video editing, I can use my local drive as a cache and offload my work files to the SanDisk where they sit until I need

, it's plenty of space that I can go out for a day or two, take pictures and get them transferred over to a hard drive

uploads quickly and works seamlessly as a portable hard drive

uploads quickly and works seamlessly as a portable hard drive