Sony 120GB XQD G Series Memory Card

If your camera uses one of these you probably paid a lot of money for it. Sony makes several models of this memory card all with different amounts of storage and data transfer speeds. If your camera shoots in the 9 to 12 or more frames a second, or takes 4K video you are in the right place. If you don't think you will your camera may work well with a card that utilizes a slower transfer rate or less memory. In either case it will cost you less. Take a moment and read your camera manual and make sure you understand the trade offs when you make your election. These cards a well made and built to take a liken and keep on clickin. This is the real deal, so you can buy with confidence that it's not a knockoff... j

the xqd card works great on my nikon d5

I have used these cards for years and they just work and work well.

Amazing wonderful!!! I love it! Thank you very much God bless you!

Pricey, but you get what you pay for. I use this in my Nikon D850 and it does a wonderful job of keeping my images safe until I'm ready to download them. It is my main storage, although I do have the extra storage of an SD card to use in case of overflow, or if I want duplicates. Since Nikon's SnapBridge is sometimes wonky, or inconvenient, I just pop this out of the camera and into my card reader in order to view or transfer images to my computer or other, permanent storage. On a recent trip overseas I was able to store 2,244 RAW images at over 57MB each. That's a lot of storage. A lower setting would allow even more images, but why take less than the best image quality? Depending on your needs, one of these may be enough. A professional photographer would probably want more than one, for back up.

I purchased the Sony 128 GB XQD card and didn't get a chance to use it until about 1 1/2 months later. It works in the camera, but I cannot download the pictures to my Mac. The Mac doesn't recognize the card. I have a 64GB Sony XQD card, and it recognizes it fine. I've tried it on both my iMac and my wife's iMac. Both 64GB cards are recognized, but the 128 GB card is not. I've even downloaded some XQD card reader software from Sony, but it still doesn't work. And since it's over a month old, I cannot return it. Had I known that, I'd have tried it earlier. I've formatted it in the camera, (Nikon Z6) and I've taken two different sets of pictures, formatting the card in the camera after each set, but still no luck. I know it's not the card reader or USB port because the 64GB card is always read, and yes, I did try different ports directly on the computer. With an upcoming overseas trip, I'm very disappointed in this card. Not sure if I need to purchase only 64GB cards from now on. Part two of this review. I changed my Star rating from a 1 to a 4. I found that using the cable and plugging my camera into my computer I can view the photos and delete them or save them to my library. So I’m thinking it might be the card reader that is having issues. Since I’m not sure that the card reader is reading the photos, I’m hesitant to slam the card if it is indeed the card reader that is the problem. I Purchased the card reader on Amazon because it had a four star rating.

Bought this to use with my Nikon Z7 and it has never let me down! Read and write speed is more than enough for stills, and the capacity is plenty for a full day of shooting. I cannot give feedback on using it for video, but I cannot imagine that it would let you down. Just buy it!

Works great in my Nikon Z6

Excellent product, works really well in the Nikon D500. Fantastic seller with super fast delivery

Hasta el momento y después de un mes de uso, funcionando correctamente para cámara de la serie Z de Nikon. Buen producto, solo considero que las memorias XQD aún tienen precios bastante altos.

Obviously the storage space is great.Specially if one is using a full-frame body and shooting in RAW.The greater writing speed is a great help when shooting in continuous mode. Just wish it could be cheaper.

Utilisé sur un boitier photo NIKON D5 ( DSLR ), ce boitier plein format dispose comme bon nombre d'appareil d'un bus informatique, c'est-à-dire « de liaisons physiques pouvant être exploitées par plusieurs éléments matériels afin de communiquer.» Bien qu'il soit un boitier professionnel, Il est alors difficile de juger " avec precision " d'un meileur : . ↳ Débits en lecture . ↳ Et d'une Vitesse en écriture plus elevée, comparativement aux cartes CF. ☞ Toujours est-il qu'après essai ( professionnel, sur un shooting sportif ), j'ai vraiment été surpris de son : ⇨ Débits très élevés ⇨ Et de ses capacités de stockage conséquentes. ✺✺ Resultat : ☞ Rapidité d'ecriture, de mise en mémoire, ☞ Impression des photos d'une excellente qualité, ☞ Aucun delais d'attente, meme sur des prises en rafale, { aussi rapide que l'appareil, de l'ordre de 10 photos par seconde }, ➢ Pour ma part, cette carte me convient « Parfaitement Bien.» Aucune déception bien au contraire, dès l'installation de la carte XQD dans votre boitier n'oubliez pas un formatage et la voilà prête a être utilisée. Une seule petite critique restre son prix, Mais cette carte est assez nouvelle sur le marché, espérant que ce format durera dans le temps ... Apres l'avoir testée, elle est donc une carte que je conseil, à mon regard dans un bon rapport " Qualité / Prix ", estimant qu'elle mérite ses 5 étoiles.

without Memory Card only case I receive