I put two of these in my D7000. I am able to have a good day of shooting RAW + JPEG and not get close to running out of room. It is true they cost more than the smaller memory cards, but it is more than worth it. I do not like opening any part of my camera out in the field.

tons of storage space; good speed

Nothing

I like it. It works well.

Nikon list my D7000 as being completely compatible with this SDXC card and of course, it worked immediately from the pack. The massive 64gb (only a couple of bigger SD cards exist, both 128gb and disproportionally more costly) gives me (Nikon D7000 - 16.2MP) 1600 RAW+basic jpegs (my standard shoot);...

Convenient Interface; Huge Capacity; Reliable

Great SD card. To get the benefit of the full capacity, you may need to download Microsoft's extended file allocation table update, eFAT, (KB955704). Once I installed it with my XP system, I had full benefit of the capacity.

fast

none

I got this card for SGS3. I have been using it for couple of months and write / read speed is awesome. This card is must buy if ur looking to store huge amount of movies / songs / photos on mobile.

Bought this for a 2012 HD Sony Handycam video camera. This SDXC Memory card totally meets with my expectations. I'm pleased with the result. I did first verify if the camera could handle an SDXC as not all cameras can.

I've used all different types of SD cards for various electronic devices. I've never had an issue with SanDisk in the past and will use them whenever possible. This particular card is being used in Bushnell Trail Cameras for both photos and videos.

I absolutely love these cards. While I don't notice a speed in writing and recording, sandisk in general makes great reliable memory cards.

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Writes/Reads fast

A little pricey

I highly recommend the SanDisk Ultra. I never worry about having enough room on the disk or the disk failing when I use it for important photographs.