Ritz Gear 64GB High-Speed SDXC UHS-II SD Card, C10, U3, V60, Full-HD & 8K Memory Card for DSLR, Cinema-Quality Video Cameras

Bought a two pack, 64GB each. Put them both in my Canon R7, and card 2 wasn't recognized. I switched them, and now card 1 isn't recognized. Formatted both in camera. Same results. Formatted the bad card in the PC (took a while to get it recognized). During my shooting, everything was fine. Recorded videos to the iffy card and photos duplicated to both cards. Later my camera reported I had only photos, no videos, because card 2 went offline. Rebooted the camera a couple of times, reseated card, etc. and eventually they showed again. Took a couple of attempts to download the videos, but I eventually got them. No problems with the Sandisk v30 that I had used before. I shouldn't have used brand new cards for an important event. That was dumb, but my v30 cards weren't quite fast enough. I recognized "Ritz Camera" and gave them the benefit of the doubt, but I'm disappointed.

I was able to store all my old 8mm film on this one card.

I used this for transferring high quality audio for podcasts to my computer. Extremely fast. No issues.

Specs on package say "Speed up to 265 MB/S Read and 120MB/S Write". If your camera uses an UHS-II SD slot, spend a few dollars more for a better card; not good for sustained bursts (sports or birds in flight).

I bought 2 of these cards and after just 9 months one has already failed (won't write or format even with official SD formatting tool). Considering the warranty is only 1 year on these cards I'm very worried about another failure and I should have looked up the warranty in advance to know that after 1 year (on a pretty expensive card) you are SOL if it fails. Other card are usually 3-5+ years.The only reason this has 3 stars is because so far their warranty replacement process has been pretty quick and easy, and the "no more corrupted files" seems to at least be true since I was able to access the files on the card to copy them off, and thank god since it was 220GB of data.I now have 0 long term faith in these cards and will no longer use them for important projects.

These have truly bizarre behavior in my Canon R6 bodies and my R6 shooting associate photographer who I gave one to also had intermittent issues. The camera takes about 4 times as long to wake from sleep or power up with these cards. Occasionally your entire camera will brick requiring a battery removal to reboot. I took them out of my camera and put my Sandisk cards back in and the rest of the wedding day was great, no issues. Yes, I formatted them first. On the plus side however, the files I downloaded off the cards seemed fine and imported very quickly, faster than my Sandisk cards. Buyer beware. As a side note, I had similar issues with UHS-II cards made by Lexar (Lexar Professional 1667x 250/Mbs).

bought this card based on capacity and listed read/write speeds. I use this card in my digital camera and have yet to have any write lags due to the cards capabilities.

Got this for my camera. I used to use a big brand sd card but if I took burst shots the card would hit the buffer super fast and would limit my shooting. Long exposures took forever to save.This card is way faster. I'd buy more of them

As my storage requirements grew, I also needed a faster card to ensure my camera wasn't slow in writing and also crucially for copying onto my laptop.For me, v60 cards hit the sweet spot for price/performance. I've tried other brands and these are not well known in the UK which might explain why they are cheaper. But they are a well known brand in the US.Performance wise they are great, outperforming some of the big named competitors. I've shot multiple weddings on them and so far they've been flawless.Highly recommende

I have found that so far the card is actually performing slightly better than the stated numbers. If you shoot 4k-6k at anything up to 200 mbps you'll likely be fine with this card. I shoot 4k 10-bit at 150 mbps and had no issues (touch wood). Super happy.

I have looked around for many options for the BMPCC4k, Cfast, SDD, and SD cards because I want to have full access to all the recording options. The CFasts are great but expensive if you want to buy the 512GB or 1TB. The SDD comes with huge storage options for cheap, like the Samsung T5, it's a great option but I'm not a big fan of external storage. And finally, I looked for SD cards because I love them, and you can find up to 1TB and pricy options if you are looking for writing and reading top speed.Until I found these Ritz Gear SD cards and read an article about them, so I gave it a shot to test them out, I bought the 128GB and it works flawlessly on my BMPCC4k with all its formats (BRAW and ProRes 1080p, 2.6K, 4K UHD and DCI with 24,30,60,120 FPS) and I was amazed by that. Highly Recommended!!So, after testing it I will buy the 256GB or 512GB.Note1: this is not the fastest option, you can find the "Ritz Gear Video Pro SD Card UHS-II" option which is more than enough for any camera out there.Note2: I tested the speed of writing and reading using the BMDST software but since I don't have a fast card reader, I didn't get the full speed of the card.

Premetto di essere stato un po' prevenuto sulle SD "Ritz Gear", perché in rete girano review non sempre favorevoli.Ho rischiato e ne ho prese due da 128 Giga.Ho fatto test sulla macchina Panasonic Lumix GH5MII, stressandola parecchio (files C4K 400 I ALL-INTRA a 24p): entrambe le SD non si sono mai "piantate", anche con la macchina molto calda, ed hanno registrato per 41 minuti di fila saturando così la capacità totale delle schede. Ho rifatto questo test per ben 4 volte di fila, formattando ogni volta le schede prima del riutilizzo.Finora tutto bene ! Il PC legge agevolmente i files senza nessun problema.Spero di non aver sorprese in futuro.Al momento le consiglio vivamente !

Currently the cheapest v60 SD on Amazon even after import fee been added, shipping took a long time though.Bought this one for recording 4k gameplay footage at 120M/sec, this card has been advertised as V60 with 265M read and 120M write speed, I got 244M/sec read and 127M/sec write speed during test which is close enough, but the capacity is 3 GBs short compare to my 256g v60 prograde TF for some unknown reason, consider the price difference this is totally acceptable.