I was looking for a 64GB or bigger flash drive with 3.0 capability (though I don't have it yet myself) at a reasonable price; I've had great luck with other SanDisk products, so when their new Extreme 64GB drive showed up at under $100 (barely) I decided to try it. Drive #1 arrived yesterday.

The latest DSLR cameras are designed to work at speeds their predecessors can only dream of. Features such as 1080P video recording make lightning fast read/write speeds a necessity.

Available 64 GB version; Lightning fast; Lifetime warranty; Extreme weather resistant; Impact resistance

Price; Optimal for newer digital SLR cameras

After reading some testimonials from numerous sources, I was convinced of the speed of the UDMA 7 cards on cameras such as my 7D. After testing however, I have found my 16GB UDMA 60MB/s to run slightly faster. Perhaps this is the difference with the 7D and perhaps a 5DIII.

I use this for media recording in my Panasonic AG-DVX200 and it has never let me down. I don't need the expense and hassle of a P2 card, so SD storage was a great option. The speed of these cards both reading and writing has been instrumental in the success of our EFP operation

If you need speed out of your USB, this is a great option. however, there are cheaper options out there that can do the same stuff

-its fast; -its rather sturdy

-its bulky; -price per gb is very high

There's a lot of USB 3.0 sticks but many don't have performance worth talking about. This and the high end Lexars do. The Sandisk is good value (these days) and a reliable brand. Be careful of clones on eBay. The only reason it's not 5/5 is the form factor.

Perfect performance

Nice product, looks very cute. Small in size but have nice grip, good design. Very effective and useful for transferring large amount of data. Actual available space around 14 GB. Value for money product.

When you first look at the Extreme PRO series you will raise an eyebrow and will start to wonder that exactly has been changed over the Extreme II series from SanDisk. Well, when we purely talk about peak performance, sure nothing much.

The Sandisk Extreme Pro 480GB has certainly not disappointed. Sequential performance is excellent and, like many of the latest drives is pushing the SATA 3 interface to the absolute limit.

10 year warranty; IOPS is strong; sequential performance; incompressible and compressible data

It isn’t cheap by today’s market pricing.