Sony SF-G128T 128GB SF-G Tough Series UHS-II SDXC Memory Card with 5 Year Plan

If you are into bursts, this is the thing. It’s tough, it’s an SD 2, it’s 128 GB @ 300 MB per sec transfer rate what else do you want, a jacuzzi?

Too costly.

Making fool to customer to send damaged unknown items in the box and we trying to return/refund then agent denied to get product.

J'ai pas trouvé mieux pour les appareils ou l'on ne peut mettre qu'une carte SD (A7 C/R/II). Elle semble solide, les transferts comme l'écriture sont hyper rapides, presque instantannés. Ça me permet entre la charge du buffer/décharge sur la carte de faire une rafale d'une 60aine de raws compressés (avant ralentissement de la cadence) avec mon A7 CR (61M de pixels). Ce qui est très correcte, grace aux capacités de la carte qui ratrappe le buffer limité de ce boitier.

Was ganz anderes als herkömmliche Speicherkarten. Das Teil hält wahrscheinlich sogar einem Panzer stand. Die Verarbeitung ist top! Schreib- und Lesegeschwindigkeit sind super. Ja, es hat seinen Preis – das will ich nicht abstreiten. Aber wer 2000 € oder mehr für Kamera und Objektive ausgibt, sollte nicht an den Preisen für Speicherkarten herummeckern.

Gran compra para mi camara sony a7iv permite grabar en todos los formatos 👌🏻

Tem a velocidade que necessito para a resolução de fotos e vídeo da minha máquina de 47 megapixel em arquivo RAW e jpeg

Choosing an SD card isn’t necessarily as easy as it may seem. You don’t only have to think about storage capacity, but you have to worry about read and, more importantly, write speed. UHS I or UHS II... Class 1 or 3... This is the fastest SD card that you can get, so it makes that choice easy. If you can afford this, buy it. Also, make sure that your camera has a UHS II slot in order to take advantage of this card’s speed. GOOD: 1) Speed and strength: this SD card is great. I don’t have to worry about anything using this card. I can shoot 4K video at 100mbps or take high burst RAW photos and not have to worry about my SD card not being fast enough. It does feel tougher than a normal SD card. 2) Future proof: given the high write speed, I’m confident that I’ll be able to use this for future cameras, if necessary. BAD: 1) Price: It is expensive. But newer or updated memory is always expensive. There are cards with similar or the same read and write speed (G-Series from Sony, like this, but not ‘tough’), but they aren’t as durable and aren’t much cheaper. If you can get one of those cards, it might be worth paying a few more yen to upgrade to this. BUY IT? YES. Definitely recommended if you shoot 4K video and want to get the maximum quality out of your camera without worrying about your card’s speed. If your camera doesn’t have a UHS II slot or you don’t film in 4K or have an older camera, you’re better off getting a cheaper SD card. There are plenty of great options, but this is one of, if not, the best option.