Silicon Power 2-Pack 256GB V60 R/W Up to 280/170 MB/s Superior Pro UHS-II SDXC Memory Card

Bought these to add to my collection of SD cards for all my video cameras. I have used SP hard drives, SD, CF, CFExpress cards, MME and SSD drives, all have been great, none have failed me, but you know, that is no assurance that it won't happen to you, maybe I am just lucky (with this brand). The company has a lot to offer and almost always at a good price.For me quality of drive is most important, but for the $$ these have proven just a reliable as far more expensive brands. So don't judge a book (drive) by its cover (label).I recommend this to anyone who need a good, reliable sd card at a reasonable price.

Utilisée quotidiennement avec un Fuji XT-5, plusieurs formatages, aucun problème . Plusieurs centaines de photos 40 mg pixels en Raw et transferts sur Lightroom Classic tout vas bien à date. Pas encore utilisé en vidéo 4K.Très satisfait je recommande.

Record 8K video in Sony A1 no problem.

Whatever marketing bull of R/W speed "up to" should be immediately ignored. Inside a camera, the only relevant metric is guaranteed minimum write, and V60 should be to ~480Mbps. My GFX100 writes at 400Mbps for UHD video, my G9II writes at 300Mbps for 5.7K 17:9 60p, and my X-H2 writes at a max speed of 720Mbps in the best video modes. 720Mbps would have required a V90 card. (Applies to X-T5 the same I guess.) For whatever reason, all V90 cards cost several times as much while giving only a 50% boost of guaranteed minimum, so V60 is the best bang of the buck. I am not implying that Silicon Power can hang with the big dogs, but they have been around for a long long time, and their product works. I consider them a "name brand", having stood the test of time, and I got a pair of cards from SP for a lower cost than the more famous brands charge for a single.

Excellent rapport qualité prix, débit de transfert au pc de 280mo/s, c'est imbattable pour le prix