Memory Cards

The Freetail Evoke Pro is a v60 U3 UHS-II memory card. This is a midrange memory card with nothing really fancy going on. It has slightly slower performance than all the other white-label memory cards like Amplim, Hoodman Steel, Lexar 1667x, etc. But it could be that I just need to update to the latest version.

The Amplim 1900x V60 is a midrange UHS-II SD memory card with a minimum guaranteed speed of 60MB/s. When compared to other UHS-II memory cards, this card performs similar to the Hoodman Steel 1500x, FreeTail Evoke Pro v60, the AngelBird v60, and the Lexar 1667x.

When benchmarking the ProGrade V60 UHS-II card we recorded top reading speeds at 167.6MBs which is a little low for a UHS-II card. It's possible we need to upgrade our cards to a newer model, or the Prograde V60 card was not fully compatible with our Sandisk UHS-II USB-C memory card reader that we use for all our benchmarks to keep scores consistent over time.

The V90 UHS-II Memory Card is the flagship SD card by ProGrade.  This card supports a maximum read speed of 300MB/s and a maximum write speed of 250MB/s, although we didn't see those numbers with the Sandisk UHS-II USB-C card reader we tested.

The Verbatim Pro+ U3 memory card is their flagship UHS-I memory card and produces some pretty impressive speeds for a pretty good price. With the v30 rating, this is also a great option for midrange 4k video with a data rate of no more than 240Mbps. Which isn't bad at all when using H.265.