Bought these as back up cards for a new camera, tested them over the weekend and first class! Very happy. CVP prices are amazing and delivery rapid. Will be back for sure.

Great card. Fast speeds. Love that Angelbird are the only brand to list minimum sustained write speeds for the life of the card. Have switched all my media to Angelbird from Sandisk.

An upgrade to the SD card before a photography trip. Works really well and complements the CF Express card from Angelbird that I use already.

Angelbird memory card

Made a quick test of this card compared to other lower capicity higher cost cards and could see no difference in performance. Angelbird cards provide excellent value.

Beautiful

Cheap? No, definitely not. But something about the quality, speed, and confidence that comes with these cards makes them worth the cost. I'm a frugal person, but I suspect to only buy Angelbird going forward. They've proven to be absolute workhorses!

Excellent SD cards

I have quite a few of these cards and they are all very fast and reliable.I've used SanDisk Extreme Pro cards for over a decade and these cards are as good or better so far and the price is nice.The Angelbird USB3 card reader is excellent too.

Rock solid

I've switched all my removable media to Angelbird after having a couple other brands fail on me. I shoot nearly every day, and I've yet to have one of these die on me.Angelbird also gets bonus points for the little things, like the foam in the packaging, the excellent cases included for each card, and their included support.

SD memory card

No complaints. It does what it's supposed to do without any issues so far. I went from 16 GB to 64 and the extra size is amazing.

So far so good!

I haven't had the card very long, but I'm using it in a Fujifilm X-H2s & H2 and this card punches above its weight class.While it's rated as v60 I've test written some large files to it (drag and drop to the card via a thunderbolt 3 adapter on a M1Max Macbook Pro) and it has sustained a write speed north of 140 MB/s. I couldn't believe it so I did it again just to make sure it wasn't something wrong in the testing - and again same result. I've tested it in both cameras for 6k and 8k as redundant back up, and no issues on both short and long video runs. SD cards can reduce in performance overtime especially with heavy usage, so I wonder if it'll slow down as the card ages?I was introduced to Angelbird when they released their high storage capacity CFe cards at a ... MoreI haven't had the card very long, but I'm using it in a Fujifilm X-H2s & H2 and this card punches above its weight class.While it's rated as v60 I've test written some large files to it (drag and drop to the card via a thunderbolt 3 adapter on a M1Max Macbook Pro) and it has sustained a write speed north of 140 MB/s. I couldn't believe it so I did it again just to make sure it wasn't something wrong in the testing - and again same result. I've tested it in both cameras for 6k and 8k as redundant back up, and no issues on both short and long video runs. SD cards can reduce in performance overtime especially with heavy usage, so I wonder if it'll slow down as the card ages?I was introduced to Angelbird when they released their high storage capacity CFe cards at a budget friendly price, and those cards have been going strong for a couple years now. So I have high hopes that performance will be sustained beyond the point where I relegate the card to backup status. Note - I rotate through multiple sets of cards, and I buy new cards yearly, and move the oldest ones to camera bags, car glove box, etc., as emergency cards., so maybe my cards don't get used as heavily as other would use the card??Needless to say - I'm definitely a fan of their products. They do release firmware for their cards to improve efficiency, but it's a bummer that you can only do it from their adapters. I don't have their adapter, so I haven't done a firmware upgrade - but I'm intrigued to see how they can make a great card better!

Works Well

I've been using a pair of Angelbird 256 GB AV Pro CFExpress Type B cards with my Canon R5 for a number of months (along with the Angelbird card reader) and they have performed well. I decided to go for the 128 GB MK 2 UHS-II SDXC card as well. I've only been using it for a few weeks, but so far, it is fine -- no problems. When I was first considering the CFExpress cards, I wrote to Angelbird's tech support people, and I found them to be most helpful. I upgraded the firmware on the card I bought using their card reader, and I never experienced the problems people reported with slow startups on the R5. So far, so good.