Sony QDG240F G Series XQD 240GB
$918.25 - $1,149.00
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8 years ago
Pricey.
They are good cards. Fast. No buffering when shooting on high speed burst mode.3* only because of price. These cards are Super expensive here compared to prices at Walmart (US), B&H or Adorama - even after allowing for xch rates and customs duties. During Black Friday, they were going for US$149.
7 years ago
Ideal for a holiday cruise.
I wanted this for a cruise holiday of a lifetime with many photo opportunities. The huges capacity ensured I could take as many photos as I wanted.
Pros:
- Huge capacity and fast transfer rates
7 years ago
No choice, but a good product
Nikon D850 requires XCD format. Sony almost only game in town. Good product
7 years ago
Fast, fuss free purchase.
The Sony XQD card is lightning fast! Such a great product
6 years ago
Sony XQD Memory Card
I am new to the XQD format, but its buffer speed is fast and allows for incredible shooting speeds on my Nikon D5. I would not hesitate to buy another card.
Pros:
- Speed
- compatibility
Cons:
- Cost
6 years ago
yes I will by again next time
It is very good picture quality I will by next time same one.
14 years ago
Sony XQD Memory Card Vs Lexar Compact Flash
Sony XQD 16GB The Sony XQD is a new memory card format designed by the same people who invented CompactFlash - the idea is that it is smaller than compact flash, but also designed to be tougher than SD cards.
7 years ago
Expensive but great
I use it for my D850, big RAW files, along with 256GB SanDisk SD card they make a great combo. I have the 64GB and 128GB I use for D4s and D500. I have had occasional issues with SD cards by never with Sony XQDs...I wish I can have more but it is hard to burn $463.50 per card.
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