PNY EliteX-PRO60 128GB UHS-II SDXC Card
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PNY EliteX-PRO60 128GB UHS-II SDXC Card
$32.99
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Price History for PNY 128GB EliteX-PRO60 UHS-II SDXC Memory Card - R280MB/s W100MB/s, U3, V60, 4K UHD, Full HD,...
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| Current Price | $32.99 | January 8, 2025 |
| Highest Price | $32.99 | October 11, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $32.99 | October 11, 2024 |
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PNY EliteX-PRO60 128GB UHS-II SDXC Card Description
- Extreme performance for professional photographers and videographers with read speeds up to 280MB/s & write speeds up to 100MB/s for seamless content capture
- Class 10, U3 Rated with V60 Video Speed to enhance performance and capture ultra high resolution imagery and extended lengths of 4K Ultra HD and Full HD video
- V60 Video Speed Class to capture stunning 4K content, professional quality burst mode HD photography, and 4K Ultra HD Video at 4096×3072
- Built with the power of UHS-II technology to rapidly increase transfer speed and accelerate your workflows during post production editing
- Compatible with UHS-II enabled DSLR cameras, mirrorless cameras, professional video cameras, and backwards compatible with UHS-I devices at UHS-I speeds
- Reliable & Durable: Magnet Proof, Shock Proof, Temperature Proof, Waterproof
PNY EliteX-PRO60 128GB UHS-II SDXC Card Specification
Specification: PNY EliteX-PRO60 128GB UHS-II SDXC Card
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PNY EliteX-PRO60 128GB UHS-II SDXC Card Reviews (13)
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MED-REK –
Shot footage for a trip and no issues
Joan C. –
This works perfectly in my Lumix S5ii. I have had no issues with 2 of these cards at their ratings.
These are perfect value for money and I did not feel the need to spend more on a more “conventional” name-brand storage card.
Recommend.
Nour B. –
Bought four of these on prime day since they were some of the lowest priced V60 UHS-II cards available and they were running low on stock so I had to take advantage – besides, they were basically the same price as UHS-I V30 cards from other brands!
I have only used one so far, and the read/write speed is as described. It is just as sturdy as my Sandisk, Prograde, and Lexar cards, and they are good for what I use them for – on my Sony RX100viii and my Sony A7iii, since the write speed is good enough to achieve RAW and JPEG bursts without waiting for buffering like on a typical UHS-I V30 card.
Although the buffer was a little better than a V30 card, I did not like it on my Sony A7Riii – but that didn’t stop me from giving them a five-star review since I didn’t buy them for the A7Riii.
Richard E. –
Snelle kaart.
S. Hale –
Con la canon r7 de momento va genial. Si duran unos buenos años habrá sido buena inversión. El precio está bien.
Amazon Customer –
I have used these cards for two trips (Om System Camera) – works good so far!
Forrest Hodge –
The card was fast enough to take the abuse i put on it (back and forth with pictures and videos). Hasn’t freeze up whenever i needed it when i was using it constantly with 4k video shots or burst picture shots.
alpha-50-eight –
Overall good. Read 260 MB/S but write only 103 MB/S which is on the slower end of UHS-II cards. Some of my UHS-I cards have almost the same write speed and at a cheaper price. After purchasing I realized the speed issue is specific to the 128 gb capacity for this model so keep that in mind. Not a deal breaker but something to keep in mind.
Balvant Patel –
I bought these during Prime day. For my Sony, I use the UHS II SD memory cards and price and value I give to the Lexar Cards. Then PNY came out recently with their UHS II cards just a few months ago. I bought a pair to try. In normal summer shooting they have been great, good value and speed. These seem to be the same price, quality as the Lexar. But my Lexar UHS have been used in all weather for the last 5 years. I am sure the PNY will be as well. But have not had that much time to test yet. Will report back if there are issues. I don’t expect there will be. The PNY has been a great brand and were well tested on my Canon 80d, but the UHS I only.
Nour B. –
I have a Panasonic LUMIX GH5 camera, which can record nice-quality 4K video at data speeds up to 400 megabits per second (Mbps). When I first got the camera, I bought a Lexar V60 1000x SD card. I tried it a handful of times recording 400 Mbps video and got a couple of error messages saying that the recording stopped because the data rate was too high for the memory. I therefore never used the camera with the 400 Mbps format — I just couldn’t trust it.
Eventually, I got this PNY 256GB V60 SD card, and it has worked perfectly in the GH5 camera. I can record as much as I want using the 400 Mbps format and there has not been a single error message or glitch. This is a real boon for me — I can focus on my video project and not worry about the camera hiccuping at my preferred recording format. It lets me use the Panasonic GH5 the way it was intended to be used for video creation.
I recommend this PNY 256GB V60 SD card. It is affordable (for a V60 card) and reliable.
Chris –
I have always used SanDisk Extreme Pro V30’s in my cameras, but needed a little more speed for some 4K video and astrophotography. So far, these have been excellent and you can’t beat the price (when on sale).
If these continue to perform as they do now, I may continue down the PNY path.
MED-REK –
This is one of the more reasonably priced UHS-II SD cards. I’ve used it exclusively with my Panasonic G85 and have had zero issues. Make sure you also get a UHS-II card reader for maximum benefit. Some of my video shoots can yield upwards of 11 GB of data, and it’s nice not having to wait 15 minutes for a UHS-I card to transfer everything to my computer. UHS-II cards are simply much faster.
S. Kapadia –
Excellent transfer speed helps with camera not hanging. Smooth transfer with fast pic taking.