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The Transcend SDXC 128 GB (R95, W60MB/s) is a memory card SD manufactured from 2014 to 2021 (discontinued). The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 79 €;
2 users have given it an average vote of 9.5 out of 10.
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Pros: Value; Capacity; Good write speed; Good read speed; Good all rounder
Cons: Nothing really.
Opinion: With our 24mp plus DSLRs, 128 gb cards seem to be becoming the new standard. I've used this Transcend in 64 gb size for over two years without a single problem. They might not be quite as robust as a Sandisk Extreme Pro but they cost half as much and can still be inserted/removed many thousands of times. Whereas Lexar cards infamously do not state the actual all important write speed, it is generally known that Lexar's write is around half of its read speed. Transcend here stipulate a healthy 60 mbs write speed (Sandisk Extreme's are 45 mbs, half that of their read). There are faster cards, of course, but not at such a reasonable, but also realistic price. I always (always!) back up the first card in slot 1 of my D7100 with the same files with the card in the second slot, whatever make, brand or cost. With 2,200 basic jpegs and RAWs capacity on a 128gb card, that is plenty enough for any day's shooting!
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Pros:- Recording speed of rn- file trasferimentorn- Speed ??durable and superior material than concorrentirn- Excellent low temperature rn
Cons:No problems found them recording any of the file transfer.
Opinion:I use it for two years and did not give me problemi.rnSia for photographs that filming has always recorded so egregious files. rnMolti prefer not to use memory cards with a high number of Gb for fear that you can delete. I must say that this problem even I was asking me until they are passed to this model of Transcend SDXC 128GB (R95, W60MB / s) .rnL'evento that made me definitely appreciate was when under a strong and sudden rain the camera started to give me problems with settings and switching on and off. I found that all the files were checked in without problems inside I had this memory card and I was afraid he had lost all the pictures I had done, after 6 hours of agony (time to connect to a PC as close to where I was) and the memory card has not reported any damage even though it was obviously damp. rnMolto recommended
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