Product Reviews

I pull my cards often to edit this is strong enough to stand up to the riggers of removing and replacing cards in computer and camera.

Having been out on several shoots with my GH5, I began experiencing corrupted video files, which caused me no little trouble. It soon became apparent that all of the corrupted files came from these Sony cards (I use cards from several different manufacturers), so I stopped using them and just put it down to a bad purchase. Sony have subsequently announced a recall of these cards (amongst others) because of the potential corruption of video files - so I've given a second star for that.

The worst card I've ever owned. Brand new, and produces corrupt/unusable footage. The issue is totally random, but occurs enough that I've lost important client files. Simply inexcusable. Would give this 0 stars if possible. Reported to Sony, who told me it was not their problem and to contact my camera manufacturer. They have eventually acknowledged this entire series of cards is bad, so I would recommend everyone avoid them. The issue still hasn't been resolved after speaking to multiple Sony reps.

This SD card is faulty and Sony have issued a recall. It corrupts video files when used with Panasonic S1/H/R cameras

Bought this for my Sony A7RM3 and it works a treat. Although I do not do video, I find it is ideal for stills shooting.

It works perfectly with sony a7iii , i definitly change my opinion about the SD card un-brand

I love the card. I honestly have not yet been able to try it in my Sony camera because it has not arrived. Using my iMac Pro and the built in SDXC UHS-II slot, I recorded a max write speed at 82 MBs, and read at 225 MBs using black magic disk speed Mac App. Yes the speeds are great compared to original SD cards, however if Sony is going to label the read and write speeds as something they are not, it becomes mis leading.