SABRENT Rocket V60 1TB SD UHS-II Memory Card R270MB/s W170MB/s (SD-TL60-1TB)

This is my second time purchasing the Sabrent Rocket V60 SD Card, and it’s been flawless for my Sony A7C. The 270MB/s read and 170MB/s write speeds handle 4K video and burst photos without a hiccup—no dropped frames or lag.Why I keep buying it:✔ Perfect for High-Res Workloads: Smooth recording even in 4K/60fps (V60 rating is spot-on).✔ Great Value: Competes with pricier brands but delivers the same pro performance.✔ Durable & Reliable: Survives long shoots in varying temps (no corruption issues).✔ Fast Transfers: Saves time dumping files to my laptop.As a photographer, I need dependable gear, and this card hasn’t failed me. The Amazon deal (plus 5% off multiples) makes it a no-brainer. Highly recommend for mirrorless cameras!

These are my absolute favorite cards for photograohy, speedy, no buffering. Good stuff 10/10 packaging as well.

This is keeping up with my Sony ZVE10 I and I am loving it. I shoot in jpeg and raw simultaneously, doesn't stutter and all my files have been flawless. It works with my MacBook Pro, Camera, and my adapters well. I am used to a V90 card, but this V60 is not very noticeable in speed differences. I really like the metal tin the card came in.

Great quality!!Great price!!The storage space more then enough!Fit perfectly for a SonyA7III!!Works seamlessly!!

I have been using one of these cards for semi-professional video work in my Lumix GH5 for over a year now. It writes 4K video with absolutely no problems at all and handles burst photography in RAW just as well. I have not experienced any file corruption or data loss. Transferring files to my editing rig is super fast, as well.

Very nice and fast sd card. Works great on my camera. No complains.

So far so good. No issues, gets the job done!

First things first: this 512gb micro sd card really is fast in sequential writing and reading on my rog ally x. Moving files to and from my device is blazing fast and about 2 1/2 times faster than using a uhs 1 card. I'm amazed at how tech is moving along. Having said that, when compared to my Samsung Pro Ultimate A2 card, this card performs slightly worse in actual gaming smoothness. Even though the Sabrent card is UHS 2, the application speed is still A1 and it shows in the smoothness of some bigger games like The Elder Scrolls Oblivion, Fallout 3, Destroy All Humans, etc. There are more small stutters in the gameplay when traversing the world maps, casting spells, or shooting a rifle. The card also gets much hotter than the Samsung card. I didn't deduct any stars because the card performs as advertised and really is fast when used for it's intended purposes. I'm not saying gaming is bad, as most games play perfectly fine, but in slightly bigger/open world games, you can see and feel the difference when swapping cards and playing the same game and areas back to back. For gaming purposes (on rog ally x), I would recommend the Samsung Pro Ultimate card as it is just overall noticeably smoother in gameplay. The Samsung's Random Read RND4k is 15.6 and 14.3, compared to the Sabrent's 9.42 and 8.9, as seen on the attached photo. The IOPS discrepancy really does make a difference as A1 cards are more limited. Great card, but your performance in gaming will vary depending on the game. I am still keeping the Sabrent card as it really is very fast and it will be perfect for other uses on my rog ally x.