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The Kingston SDXC 64 GB r90w80 (90 MB/s) is a 64 GB SD XC memory card with 90 MB/s read speed and 80MB/s write speed (class U3, C10); it is fast enough for recording 4K Ultra High Definition video. It is guaranteed to work in temperatures between -25 and +85 celsius degrees. It has been in production from 2014 to 2018 (discontinued); the average price, when in production, was 49 €.
3 users have given it an average vote of 9.7 out of 10.
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Pros: Price/Specification ratio, high 80 mbs write speed,
Cons: Less reputable brand, perhaps?
Opinion: Purchased from MyMemoryco.uk, a reputable retailer for 24.95 pounds sterling, which was cheaper than Amazon, I took the plunge with Kingston SD cards, as a back up in the 2nd SD slot of my Nikon D7000. A Sandisk Extreme Pro 90mbs 64gb is permanently in slot 1. I had up to now resisted Kingston as I had a bad experience when I bought a cheap Kingston CF card for my Nikon D700. The camera rejected it and so it was returned and I was refunded but you always get the feeling that something is a second class product if your camera won't accept it. However, my much later D7000 seems to accept any SD card I put into it and so is much less fussy. However, I will always want to back up what I take to a second card - for peace of mind as well as I often put a lot of effort and expense getting to places I photograph and cannot return easily. The Kingston was accepted by the D7000 immediately and works as one would expect. I don't test the speeds of cards, just use them. I probably wouldn't want to buy the basic Kingston cards, which run at 30mbs read speed and which are probably of weaker construction too. I'm going to use the card for a week or so before awarding a score, but it should get 9/10, if it holds no bad surprises. After using this card as the primary card during the up to minus 6 C temperatures of late, I'd make the score 10/10 as it performed superbly, without slowing down or showing any sign of problem at all.
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Opinion:I claim that I use almost exclusively to record video in 4K and Full HD and I needed to buy some cards to use on my new Canon 5D IV mark. The shopkeeper I was addressing had some of these cards and assured me that the features I mentioned were very close to reality and allowed me to test on a card. All the tests were detected at the height of the situation, I recorded a single file of 3 minutes in 4K, turned off the recording and restarted the recording after a few moments and the machine did not mention a slight hesitation by immediately recording. So I got convinced and bought 3 of these cards at a price of about 35 €. I did not use them a lot but I've never had reason to doubt their performance even during long-term productions with long exposures or Hyperlapse. Now I'm using these cards even on a Sony A6500. Consigliatissime
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