Category: SD Memory Cards

Lexar ARMOR V60 UHS-II Memory Cards: Review

In the world of memory cards, where speed and reliability can make or break a shoot, Lexar has thrown down the gauntlet with its new ARMOR series. Launched in early 2025, the ARMOR GOLD and ARMOR SILVER PRO SDXC UHS-II cards are the world’s first stainless-steel encased SD cards, blending tank-like durability with professional-grade performance.…

Sony E Series UHS-II V60 SD Memory Card Review

Sony’s E Series V60 cards offer fast write speeds for video and quick computer transfers, but stick to the 128GB or 256GB models. Avoid the slower 64GB version.

Sony Tough G V90 UHS-II Memory Card Review

The Sony G Tough card is the flagship top-performing UHS-II SD memory card. This card has a v90 rating which means a minimum write speed of 90MB/s or 720Mbps. For 4k or 8k recording, any camera that offers a video bitrate of 720Mbps or less will be able to use this card without any problems.

Delkin Advantage Memory Card Review

Delkin has rebranded their memory cards a few years ago, so if you are familiar with their older cards of the past, the new naming can be a little bit confusing. Today the Delkin Advantage is a mid to top range UHS-I U3 SD memory card. Above this card would be the Delkin Black UHS-I…

Kingston Canvas React Plus V90 SD Memory Card Review

I tested the Kingston Canvas React Plus V90 and measured 273MB/s write speeds. It’s one of the fastest UHS-II cards around, handling video up to 720Mbps, though it may not cover 8K raw.

Sandisk Extreme Pro V90 UHS-II Review

The Sandisk Extreme Pro UHS-II memory card is a top performer among UHS-II memory cards. There are two UHS-II memory cards by Sandisk, one that read and writes close to 300MB/s and one that is limited to 280MB/s. Of the two the 300MB/s card is superior, not just because it’s faster, but because it also…

Sony M Tough V60 UHS-II SD Memory Card Review

This one-piece card ditches the ribs around the pins and the lock switch, the two parts that always break. At 153 MB/s write, it’s one of the fastest V60 UHS-II cards I’ve tested.

Delkin Power V90 Memory Card Review

The Delkin V90 UHS-II 280MB/s card has always been a solid card and a great bang for the buck. This particular model is rated at V90 Video Speed Class. This means the card is guaranteed to put out a minimum write speed of 90MB/s. While the Delkin memory card doesn’t always perform as quick some of…

Lexar 2000x UHS-II SD Memory Card Review

I’ve yet to see this Lexar 2000x hit its rated speeds in my tests, but in-camera it’s still one of the top performers out there and rarely gives me any problems.

Best SD Cards (2026): Speed-Tested Results for Real Shooters

I’ve speed-tested 50+ SD cards on the bench and in-camera. Here are the real results for V90, V60, and UHS-I cards, plus quick picks for each category and which card your camera needs.