ProGrade Digital SDXC UHS-II V90 300R Memory Card (64GB)

I’ve been using the ProGrade 128GB SDXC UHS-II V90 300R card for a little while now, and overall, it’s been an excellent choice. As someone who shoots a lot of high-resolution photos and 4K video, I needed a card that could keep up with fast write speeds and handle large files without slowing me down. This one delivers.The read and write speeds are as advertised: very fast. I’ve noticed a significant improvement in file transfers compared to my older UHS-I cards, and it keeps up effortlessly when shooting in burst mode on my camera. Video recording is smooth with no dropped frames, even when shooting in 4K 60fps or high-bitrate formats. If you’re working with RAW photos or professional video, this card won’t disappoint.The card feels well-built and durable, which is reassuring for professional use. I’ve used it in different environments: indoors, outdoors, and in varying temperatures, without any issues so far. ProGrade also has a good reputation for reliability, which was a big factor in my decision.The only real downside is the price. It’s definitely on the premium side, and there are cheaper alternatives. But if you’re working on professional projects and need a card that won’t bottleneck your workflow, I think the investment is worth it.If you’re a photographer, videographer, or content creator who needs speed, reliability, and high performance, this card is a solid choice. It’s not cheap, but so far, it’s been worth every penny.

Works well, good quality, great value. Used in Fujifilm X-H2 & X-T5 camera bodies. Thousands of images... no issues. Fast write & read.

I've been using this card on my Sony A7 IV. I can record in any format without any concerns. It's fast and never slows down on me. No issues with corrupt data. Overall, I'm very pleased and will be buying another!

Early days, but so far so good.

Lexar were always the no 1 cards, the comany however was sold to a Chinese group. Quality control suffered, the first lexar card I bought some time after the takeover failed, and the actual quality of the card was poor inferior plastic mad it fragile. This may have been asessed since i dont know. What is important is that ex Lexar employees and or board members formed Pro Grade after the sale, This shows great confidence in the quality of their product in a very crowded market place. I now have 3 V60 128mb cards and 1 V90 256 mb for video work. No point in spending thousands of ££/$$ on camera /lenses then use cheap cards. Im of a film using age on 1 trip had a sports bag filled to brimming with 12/220/35mm film over 500 rolls and thats a lot of weight, can only be used once , then you have to buy again. All those images possible are now on just 1 reusable card, with the ability to delete as you go another bonus impossible with film. Now i used Sandisk Pro and had at any 1 time probably 10/12 cards of varying memory size and never a problem, but now i will only buy Pro Grade with 100% certainty they are of the highest quality. I never had cameras with "dual slots", it didnt exist with film. Eventaually moved up to a Canon 5D mk 4 which did have, I could never understand why it used 2 different cards though ? are CF cards superior, the point though is I never had a card fail on me , but cameras themselves are just as liable to fail as the card, so I still travel with 2 camera bodies, still a better choice than just dual cards. For peace of mind use Pro Grade. ( I am not an employee or affiliated to Pro Grade in any way)

ProGrade takes the absolute p**s charging customers additional for their recommended RefreshPro software - I bought 2 x 256GB and 2 x 128GB SDXC UHS-II cards and there was a glitch which happened with some footage that hasn't happened since I started using RefreshPro. But I spent £903 on those cards - required software utility should be free for customers. Takes the p**S.

Excellent write speed for video and high frame rate stills shooting.

When the release of the Xboxseriesx / PS5 was due for release I did not have a PC at the time and the Elgato 4K60S+ was providing the perfect solution but it needed a high end memory card with a fast write speed. The product quoted a V30 would meet the minimum requirements , but I wanted to get the best quality out of the elgato I could so I went for the V90 , but the only issue with this brand was I could not find 500gb or 1TB which would of been perfect. This brand for a high end card was competitively priced. It gave mer near perfect results I was so happy with this card and would highly recommend it to anyone after a high end V90 memory card.