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SanDisk Extreme Pro 64GB Micro SD SDXC Memory Card UHS-I V30 100MB/s - $47.92 Delivered @ Shopping Square eBay

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Bought a Gopro so was shopping for a memory card. Found this bargain from shopping square…

Australian Stock $47.92 Delivered.

Original 20% off Selected Sellers at eBay Deal Post

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  • Probably worth putting the price in the title.

    PS, not very good for the price. Actually quite terrible.

    • +5

      Quite terrible? How so? Please show me the SANDISK EXTREME Pro microSD UHS-I CARD 64gb for cheaper.

      • +2

        I agree that it's a pretty good price for the extreme pro (eventhough it's a pretty standard price on ebay with 20%off at shopping square… They mark it up for the sale)

        There are a few cheaper on ebay but there are lots of complaint that they are fake so this is the one I normally get myself… I've got 5 of them over the past 12 months

        • +2

          Yep exactly! Wouldn't trust random ebay ads.

  • Price in title please

  • Oops! I did put price in title, but somehow it didn't post with it. Fixed now :)

  • bought an A1 64gig sandisk card from amazon for about $32. no sure if the v30 makes it $16 better.

    • -1

      That's the ultra. Extreme is faster and can handle 4K. Did you get it from amazon australia?

      • -3

        Memory card companies would like you to believe that you definitely need an expensive high-speed card for all 4K recording.

        It's just marketing.

        It's not the resolution that determines what speed memory card you need, it's the bitrate.

        A GoPro Hero 5 records 4K video at 60Mbps, the Hero 6 in ProTune mode tops out at 78Mbps. That's 7.5MB/s and 9.75MB/s.

        My oldest cheap class 10 SanDisk cards do over 20MB/s, all my newer cheap cards do at least 40MB/s. I've been using those cheap cards in my GoPros for 4K recording since the Gopro 5 and they've worked fine.

        If you're still after a high speed card, the Samsung Evo Select U3 cards from Amazon are hard to beat. A 128GB card is US$45 delivered which is about $58. Write speeds are about 80MB/s.

        • lol, I love the price differences between 128gb and 256gb still. Double the storage for thrice the price.

        • +1

          @ONEMariachi: Yeah, that's what storage prices are like. Lower-yield, lower-volume cards will cost more. Once 256GB cards become more common, the price differential will drop.

        • For those who don't need to fast write speed, it's definitely a waste of money but there are genuine different between these cards that justify the higher price…

          Not everyone needs these but for those who do it's a pretty decent price for it

        • @wippy:

          Not everyone needs these but for those who do it's a pretty decent price for it

          Yes, but the OP bought it for a GoPro which will not benefit from the extra speed.

          Also, clearly the memory card companies marketing has worked on several people here, judging from the negs. :)
          People who definitely need a V30 card will know it, people who don't will very likely be using equipment that won't benefit from it.

        • @eug:
          Actually GoPro recommends the Extreme and not the Ultra. See here https://gopro.com/help/articles/Block/microSD-Card-Considera…

          If you're still wondering, try searching support forums. GoPros have serious issues with Sandisk Ultra cards. It's not just about the speed, it's more of a compatibility issue.

        • @eDust:

          Actually GoPro recommends the Extreme and not the Ultra.

          GoPro doesn't test every card on the market, so their list can't include every card that works fine.

          I use a Samsung microSD card in mine and it works just fine.

          If you want to strictly go by their recommendation for the Hero 6 Black, the Extreme works perfectly - there is no benefit to paying extra for the Extreme Pro. Even more (cheaper) cards work fine with the Hero 5 Black.

    • +2

      The write speed difference between the two cards (20MB/s vs around 90MB/s) makes it worth $16 if you need it. If you are just using it for storing movies or music then the normal one is fine

    • Holy crap they excluded a lot of cards to come up with their conclusion LOL.

  • +1

    That's an excellent price for a SanDisk Extreme Pro 64GB.
    People shouldn't compare SanDisk Ultra or other slower cards to this one as there is a big difference in write speeds.

  • Thanks for posting mate. Was just in need of a 64GB SD card for my camera.

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