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| Sale / Bulk discount | 1 - 2 | 35% |
| Sale / Bulk discount | 3 - 5 | 40% |
| Sale / Bulk discount | 6 - 99 | 45% |
ZoomSpeed 4K Ultra HD 1200X SD Card (128GB) (120MB/S)
Package: Standard
Item details:
Brand new in retail box.
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| Product code | ACE-63682 |
|---|---|
| Barcode | 0647829780630 |
| Brand | ZoomSpeed |
| Model | ZoomSpeed 4K Ultra HD 1200X SD Card (128GB) (120MB/S) |
| Weight | 0.5 |
Sigma 35mm F1.4 DG DN Art (Sony E) 
Nike25 (verified owner) –
I purchased this to use in a new DJI drone. It plays perfectly and no lag I have 8 DJI drones and I purchased SAN Disk Memory cards in all of them and they all work perfectly I love using Best Buys curb side delivery They really have it figured out and makes ordering and pick up a piece of cake I actually get orders in less time than Amazon
chaosphoto (verified owner) –
I have been using Sandisk for photography for many years. It is a brand I trust. Thats not because they never fail as I have experienced a couplle of failed ones and when that happens they are really responsive and replaced them quickly and I suspect one of the failed ones might have been a fake but not sure. There are some other great brands too but this one is my choice
katelyn.f (verified owner) –
These are an important investment. If you dont invest in a quality, dependable SD card, you could loose important memories. I have about 15 of these cards, so I think its safe to say Id recommend them. I shoot portraits weddings The 64 is the most ideal size. Its also speedy I never get a lower gig then this. 128 is another great option These are such dependable SD cards and brand. They often times will go on sale at Best Buy, so keep your eyes peeled
ashley sue.b (verified owner) –
I liked this until I used it to shoot video. It does not run fast enough to catch enough frames, and the video occasionally skips. Also, if you are photographing in continuous shooting mode for creative purposes, this card is COMPLETELY INADEQUATE. Further, the 30mbs is too slow of a write time when burning the photo video files to your computer. I do recommend this exact card if you are transporting documents on it or will shoot occasional photos of flowers or products with it. For photographing people, however, I INSIST you use the Sandisk 45mbs AT MINIMUM. I actually use the Sandisk Extreme PRO or something like that now, which is 90mbs. SO worth the price difference for photography and video. Ill never go back to Ultra or Extreme again.
chris (verified owner) –
As fast and as dependable as you can get in UHS II. I use these on my Sony A7R IV because as you might figure this is a camera that needs top level, fast, cards. In fact Im sure Sony will be going beyond SDXC in its next generation. For now, though, highly recommended.
chris (verified owner) –
As fast and as dependable as you can get in UHS II. I use these on my Sony A7R IV because as you might figure this is a camera that needs top level, fast, cards. In fact Im sure Sony will be going beyond SDXC in its next generation. For now, though, highly recommended.
Sidney5101 (verified owner) –
Leaving this review to let people know that this card is recognized, and is formatted correctly in a Cannon Rebel T7i with the most current firmware as of December 2021. There is a level of ambiguity for the item and its availability to be used with cheaper DSLR solutions. Formatted capacity reflects 119GB.
Zeus (verified owner) –
I have used a few of these SDXC cards now, of varying capacities and brands. From my own experience and in talking to other photographers I have yet to hear of these devices failing. The smaller microSD format cards seem to be more prone to failure. The SanDisk Extreme Pro series are among the fastest, possibly the fastest. Be careful when considering which card to buy. SanDisk are typically more open about their write speeds. Some manufacturers make you hunt for the write speeds. The speed printed on the card label is almost always the read speed rather than write speed.
sergio.m (verified owner) –
Designed for SD devices that can capture Full HD, 3D, and 4K video, as well as raw and burst photography, the 64GB Extreme PRO UHSI SDXC Memory Card from SanDisk has a capacity of 64GB, is compatible with the UHSI bus, and features a speed class rating of V30, which guarantees minimum write speeds of 30 MBs. If your device does not support the V30 standard, this card also supports the U3 standard, which likewise guarantees minimum write speeds of 30 MBs. Read speeds are supported up to 170 MBs and write speeds max out at 90 MBs. A builtin writeprotect switch helps to safeguard against the accidental erasure of card data.
Robondroad (verified owner) –
I bought this to replace a similar product that I had purchased several months ago for my digital camera. It had become nearly useless due to lack of space. I replaced it with this new one and can now take an unlimited number of photos, video and can likely even use it in a pinch in my laptop if needed. This might be the best invention since the floppy disc, as I can put all my photo files on it while I am shooting pictures. Couldnt do that with the old floppy. Will likely buy another similar product when this one runs out of space in a year or two.
Robert (verified owner) –
I have several SanDisk UHS II cards for my R6 camera and they have worked great. To maintain top performance with high speed mechanical shutter, I will swap out the battery when it gets around 50 charge. With the R6 having 2 batteries, I usually do not write to both cards so when my primary gets low I can swap to the second card and when convenient replace the first card.