Sony 64GB G Series XQD Memory Card
Supporting enhanced data read and write speed, the 64GB XQD G Series Memory Card from Sony can be used to record a variety of content up to and including 4K video. In addition to recording 4K content, the 440 MB/s read and 400 MB/s write speeds make it easy to capture photos in both burst mode and in RAW format, as well as streamline workflows. This XQD G Series Card from Sony also supports both PCI Express Gen. 2 and USB 3.0 interfaces, allowing it to be used with a wide range of devices. Compliant to XQD Format Version 2, both PCI Express Gen.2 and USB 3.0 interface are supported on a newly developed controller for high performance. 440 MB/s read and 400 MB/s write speeds. Supports EB Streaming between card and Sony camcorders enabling constant 2-way communication and insuring stable recording while avoiding speed degradation.
Supporting enhanced data read and write speed, the 64GB XQD G Series Memory Card from Sony can be used to record a variety of content up to and including 4K video. In addition to recording 4K content, the 440 MB/s read and 400 MB/s write speeds make it easy to capture photos in both burst mode and in RAW format, as well as streamline workflows. This XQD G Series Card from Sony also supports both PCI Express Gen. 2 and USB 3.0 interfaces, allowing it to be used with a wide range of devices. Compliant to XQD Format Version 2, both PCI Express Gen.2 and USB 3.0 interface are supported on a newly developed controller for high performance. 440 MB/s read and 400 MB/s write speeds. Supports EB Streaming between card and Sony camcorders enabling constant 2-way communication and insuring stable recording while avoiding speed degradation.
Supporting enhanced data read and write speed, the 64GB XQD G Series Memory Card from Sony can be used to record a variety of content up to and including 4K video. In addition to recording 4K content, the 440 MB/s read and 400 MB/s write speeds make it easy to capture photos in both burst mode and in RAW format, as well as streamline workflows. This XQD G Series Card from Sony also supports both PCI Express Gen. 2 and USB 3.0 interfaces, allowing it to be used with a wide range of devices. Compliant to XQD Format Version 2, both PCI Express Gen.2 and USB 3.0 interface are supported on a newly developed controller for high performance. 440 MB/s read and 400 MB/s write speeds. Supports EB Streaming between card and Sony camcorders enabling constant 2-way communication and insuring stable recording while avoiding speed degradation.
Supporting enhanced data read and write speed, the 64GB XQD G Series Memory Card from Sony can be used to record a variety of content up to and including 4K video. In addition to recording 4K content, the 440 MB/s read and 400 MB/s write speeds make it easy to capture photos in both burst mode and in RAW format, as well as streamline workflows. This XQD G Series Card from Sony also supports both PCI Express Gen. 2 and USB 3.0 interfaces, allowing it to be used with a wide range of devices. Compliant to XQD Format Version 2, both PCI Express Gen.2 and USB 3.0 interface are supported on a newly developed controller for high performance. 440 MB/s read and 400 MB/s write speeds. Supports EB Streaming between card and Sony camcorders enabling constant 2-way communication and insuring stable recording while avoiding speed degradation.
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The lowest price for Sony 64GB G Series XQD Memory Card right now is $179.10 at eBay.com.au, compared across 15 retailers.
The all-time low was $95.00 on 8 Mar 2026 — today's price is 89% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 11 Sept 2026.
Last updated at 11/09/2026 20:29:59
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originally posted on adorama.com
I have always had a great business relationship with Adorama and their quality products. I have a Nikon Z7 that uses these Sony XQD memory cards for almost a year now. The Sony cards have never failed me. They are easy to slip them in my camera and into the Sony card reader to upload the photos onto my computer. After each download, I always re-format the cards and have never had any of my files be corrupted or fail to function as advertised. They are expensive, but competitively priced and well worth the peace of mind knowing that they will always work.Just spent an evening at Kartchner's Caverns in Southern Arizona on a special limited attendance photo tour. I was concerned that there might be some problems with the electronics and the cards malfunctioning due ... MoreI have always had a great business relationship with Adorama and their quality products. I have a Nikon Z7 that uses these Sony XQD memory cards for almost a year now. The Sony cards have never failed me. They are easy to slip them in my camera and into the Sony card reader to upload the photos onto my computer. After each download, I always re-format the cards and have never had any of my files be corrupted or fail to function as advertised. They are expensive, but competitively priced and well worth the peace of mind knowing that they will always work.Just spent an evening at Kartchner's Caverns in Southern Arizona on a special limited attendance photo tour. I was concerned that there might be some problems with the electronics and the cards malfunctioning due to the 99% humidity this wet cavern. After over two and a half hours in this wet environment I have over 100 great photos of the caverns thanks to the reliability of these Sony cards. And Yes, I would recommend them to anyone who demands critical reliability.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
I wish my Z6 took regular SD cards. But these gizmos are the cost of doing business. Blazingly fast, and the 5- year warranty plus the shockproof/x-ray- proof/waterproof/crushproof/run over with a truck- proof, etc. claims on the packaging give me confidence in trusting the single card slot. Just keep in mind that you'll want (at least) two of these and that will be $240. Ouch.
originally posted on bestbuy.com
Application is lacrosse games shooting 7 frames/sec about 1400 shots/game. Responsive, no issue with data loss (I have a couple with different capacities I’ve used for several years). Notice: SanDisk CFExpress (on sale) is cheaper as are other xqd brands. I buy Sony XQD over other brands because I trust their quality but am looking into Sandisk for expansion. Why mention this? If you switch and use a card reader, you need to ensure your card reader reads both.
| Memory | |
| Write speed | 400 MB/s |
| Read speed | 440 MB/s |
| Flash memory class | N |
| Flash card type | XQD |
Sony Xqd Series 64gb Flash Memory Card (preowned)
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Sony 64gb Xqd G-series Memory Card Qd-g64e Read : 440mb/s Write
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I have always had a great business relationship with Adorama and their quality products. I have a Nikon Z7 that uses these Sony XQD memory cards for almost a year now. The Sony cards have never failed me. They are easy to slip them in my camera and into the Sony card reader to upload the photos onto my computer. After each download, I always re-format the cards and have never had any of my files be corrupted or fail to function as advertised. They are expensive, but competitively priced and well worth the peace of mind knowing that they will always work.Just spent an evening at Kartchner's Caverns in Southern Arizona on a special limited attendance photo tour. I was concerned that there might be some problems with the electronics and the cards malfunctioning due ... MoreI have always had a great business relationship with Adorama and their quality products. I have a Nikon Z7 that uses these Sony XQD memory cards for almost a year now. The Sony cards have never failed me. They are easy to slip them in my camera and into the Sony card reader to upload the photos onto my computer. After each download, I always re-format the cards and have never had any of my files be corrupted or fail to function as advertised. They are expensive, but competitively priced and well worth the peace of mind knowing that they will always work.Just spent an evening at Kartchner's Caverns in Southern Arizona on a special limited attendance photo tour. I was concerned that there might be some problems with the electronics and the cards malfunctioning due to the 99% humidity this wet cavern. After over two and a half hours in this wet environment I have over 100 great photos of the caverns thanks to the reliability of these Sony cards. And Yes, I would recommend them to anyone who demands critical reliability.
I wish my Z6 took regular SD cards. But these gizmos are the cost of doing business. Blazingly fast, and the 5- year warranty plus the shockproof/x-ray- proof/waterproof/crushproof/run over with a truck- proof, etc. claims on the packaging give me confidence in trusting the single card slot. Just keep in mind that you'll want (at least) two of these and that will be $240. Ouch.
Application is lacrosse games shooting 7 frames/sec about 1400 shots/game. Responsive, no issue with data loss (I have a couple with different capacities I’ve used for several years). Notice: SanDisk CFExpress (on sale) is cheaper as are other xqd brands. I buy Sony XQD over other brands because I trust their quality but am looking into Sandisk for expansion. Why mention this? If you switch and use a card reader, you need to ensure your card reader reads both.
These cards work great. This is my second one. I'm still using the first one that I've had for a few years. I use them in my Nikon D500. Have never had any problems with them. Transfers to my computer seem fast. Haven't ever had photo shooting pause due to my camera buffer filling up while writing to the card. I don't usually do fast continuous shooting though. I do sometimes do slower continuous shooting.
First time purchasing a XQD card. It is required in my new mirrorless camera. I am not a huge fan. It is expensive and I really liked my SD cards better. I had to buy a special adapter for my computers to be able to view files and I have learned XQD is going obsolete already. CFExpress cards are replacing them. However CFExpress cards are even more expensive and very difficult to find as well. If you can afford it, just get the CFExpress card now, so you don't end up buying them both as soon this will be obsolete.
I bought a slightly used (less than 500 shutter clicks) Nikon D500 from B+H in Feb. 2022. This is the first time I have had a camera that could use XQD cards. The price initially stopped me from taking the plunge, but after waiting impatiently for several hundred Raw files to download I bought my first 64GB XQD card. When the 120GB went on sale recently, it was a no-brainer to have the extra capacity. Just wish Nikon had two XQD slots in the D500. When I am out photographing for the day and have several hundred photos to download, I want to see them ASAP. Plus the XQD cards are much sturdier than the flimsy SD cards.
I use the XQD cards in my Nikon D850. I shoot fast action dog sports for my business and needed to expand my XQD card collection. I shot over 4000 photos from a 4-day competition. Up until now I've just used 64GB cards but I nearly ran out of space so since they were on sale I opted for the larger 120GB. In June I will be doing a 5 day competition. These Sony cards work well for me. This card seems to work as well as the smaller cards.
Having had excellent results with a previous digital Sony recorder from 20 years ago, I wanted another good quality digital voice recorder for many reasons, and I also wanted to best voice quality, and also the ability to create folders for different types of events and meetings. After much research, I have decided on the, Sony Stereo IC Recorder ICD-UX560F, because of the ability to add a small microphone and a wired headphone. I am very happy with my purchase and now have exactly what I want and need. This device is small at just under 4" tall and 1.5" wide with a nice small screen that is able to provide all the information you would need while recording voice sessions. I will not be using this to recored any music. I would definitely recommend this Digital Voice ... MoreHaving had excellent results with a previous digital Sony recorder from 20 years ago, I wanted another good quality digital voice recorder for many reasons, and I also wanted to best voice quality, and also the ability to create folders for different types of events and meetings. After much research, I have decided on the, Sony Stereo IC Recorder ICD-UX560F, because of the ability to add a small microphone and a wired headphone. I am very happy with my purchase and now have exactly what I want and need. This device is small at just under 4" tall and 1.5" wide with a nice small screen that is able to provide all the information you would need while recording voice sessions. I will not be using this to recored any music. I would definitely recommend this Digital Voice Recorder!
Using the Sony XQD 64gb memory card with my Nikon D850. I get 3,800 RAW 45mp images with the chip. I am very happy with the performance. I have not exceeded the 7 frames per second in the specifications.The Nikon branded chip is not in stock currently. The Sony is the same chip.Great service from BH Photo. They are my first source for professional gear.
This is an extremely fast memory card. Much faster than any of my older "fast" SD cards. It has good capacity for a prolonged photoshoot using a high end camera with a full frame very high resolution sensor. Durability is unknown since the card is new and I have only had it a few weeks, but generally memory cards are quite durable and reliable. Value is harder to determine. The technology is new, and therefore more expensive, but it takes a hefty budget to pay for one of these 240GB cards.
| Memory | |
| Write speed | 400 MB/s |
| Read speed | 440 MB/s |
| Flash memory class | N |
| Flash card type | XQD |
