Memory Cards

[Pick]

Hi folks, looking for some info.Has anyone got some recommendations of where to buy fast memory cards at a good price.

 

[RADDERS76]

Hi, I brought a Lexar Professional 64gb for mine from Amazon.

Here is the link:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00...lexar+64gb&dpPl=1&dpID=51XjbyUhdqL&ref=plSrch

 

[Pick]

Had a bad experience with Amazon, sent me a faulty CF card.I formatted it and it worked once and the went corrupt !!

 

[Kodiak Qc]

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I've been using the Sandisk Extreme Pro for years flawlessly!

 

[Snapsh0t]

If you buy from Amazon, make sure it's from Amazon itself rather than a seller in the Amazon marketplace which is riddled with fakes.
www.mymemory.co.uk is a safe supplier that many of us use.
As a general rule, don't buy any card where the write speed isn't quoted as well as the read speed as it may mean it's not good enough.
Like Kodiak Qc, I like the Sandisk Extreme Pros but I've also been trying Integral cards recently and they seem very good. Their tech support is also good as it's a newish London-based company and keen to get market share.

 

[markyboy.1967]

Amazon themselves or Mymemory for Sandisk Extreme, using sands for many many years and never had a failure( yet)

 

[BlackCloud]

Agree with above, there are too many fakes around. Sandisk, Lexar have always been good to me. We use Transcend at work and to be honest they get a lot opf use and barely any failures that I know of. Always bought at a reputable supplier.

 

[RADDERS76]

Mine was from Amazon themselves. No issues with it so far.

 

[Scotty Pro]

I can recommend these LINKY POST number 46
and not all that expensive, fast cards and the Kingston name
£25 for the pair delivered.

 

[studioworks]

I've always used sandisk, out of dozens of CF, SD and micro SD cards I've only ever had one fail.