SonyMemory 128GB Tough CFexpress Card Type B Ultra Speed Memory Card (Read, 1700MB/s Write, 1480MB/s) - CEB-G128/J, CEB-G128/J SYM

Over the years I’ve used many branded sd cards but these are by far the best I’ve tried, fastest and most durable. Obviously Sony do a more durable and rugged range but these have stood up to a lot, throwing in and out of cameras and bags, being used in hot and cold extreme weathers and being written and erased over and over. Not one single error, warning, corruption. (fingers crossed) so for that, I would highly recommend spending that little bit more on a card and name you can trust.

These are expensive but work so well that I actually own 3 of them and will soon buy a fourth.

SONY TOUGH SF-G series V90 SDXC. Been using these Sony Tough cards for about a year - they're well made and very reliable. No problems whatsoever with sustained high data rates of 4K/UHD 50P (approx 500Mb/s).I also have a few ProGrade V90 cards and they perform equally well so don't feel you have to buy Sony to get the best performance. On paper the Sony cards have the edge with regard to write speed but in real-world terms they both perform equally well in cameras like the A7S3, FX3 and FX6.Also these cards will allow internal recording of HFR 4K UHD 120P and HD 240P in XAVC-i, but not 4k DCI on the FX6 only (correct as of Feb 2022 - this may change with future firmware?)

Pleased with this card - use it in my Nikon Z8 and so far it has been ideal for me as a backup storage card. I upgraded to a Delkin Black CF Express card as it was much faster in read/write speeds. But the Sony card is still reliable and never lets me down.

Works nice and fast on my A7III, and I can shoot a good number of RAW shots before filling up the card.I had some compatibility issues with a Nikon D750, owned by my company, where it would think the card was corrupted, but I realise it's not a normal camera in which to use the card. Maybe beware if you use older backup cameras

Ordered up this memory card and it arrived the following day Great service from start to finish. Very competitively priced memory card

Works perfectly with PSP 1000, and I would assume with later PSP versions as well (apart from Vita of course).I have no idea the exact read/write speeds via PSP, as I can not be bothered to properly check, but the card is definitely much faster than the microSD +Memory Card Adapter, I have been using until now.That's about it really, works like a dream and huge amount of storage for your trust PSP.Oh, the only quirk I found, is that when I first plugged the card into my PSP, the PSP recognized it ok, but wouldn't allow me to format the card. All I did was connect my PSP to my computer, dropped a random file onto the card, then went back to the PSP settings and was able to format the card. Weird little foible...but then life is rather dull without them.

Memory is quick to read/write with no notoiceable lag on my camera under relatively light useage. Tend to work in quite dirty/dusty environments and have had no issues with damage but not really wanting to test just how "tough" the item is.

Fantastic product, and works perfectly in my camera. Strangely, it was much cheaper to purchase this on US Amazon + Shipping than it was to purchase on UK Amazon with Free Shipping. Either way, I'm happy with the memory card!

I have the sony cybershot dsc-w100 and it works great for me! More than enough space. The biggest problem I've found with getting an SD card for this older camera is that some capacities don't work for certain models. This one actually worked for my camera, thank GOD. I would HIGHLY recommend you doing a quick google search of which capacity SD cards are compatible with your camera before buying and returning. I did the research and luckily it worked! The one I received was labeled as used but it looked new, just wasn't in original packaging.

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Funziona bene sulla videocamera Sony nex fs 100, altre card non sony mi hanno dato problemi.

J'ai acheté cette carte pour pouvoir absorber le flux du mode rafale RAW de l'EOS R7 très gourmand en mémoire et elle s'en sort plutôt bien. C'est a ma connaissance la plus rapide du marché, notamment en écriture, mais au prix fort!. Si vous utilisez ce mode rafale RAW, une carte de 128 Go est à considérer, surtout avec l'option de prise de vue 0,5s avant déclenchement, chaque rafale occupant plusieurs Go...