I have purchased it in 32 and 64 and it works perfectly. My Nikon p610 finishes video and photo editing very quickly

It is not the first time I buy these specific cards. Their quality and performance are excellent. Their use in Drone, GoPro, and Pocket 2 is without any problem.

One of the best cards, if you search on the internet you will see that it can even satisfy the most professional in its work.

I use it for videography and it is excellent

It was put into the mobile phone for the songs I have and listen to, and since then it plays almost every day without any problem...

It burned after 6 months on raspberry pi 3b. I was probably unlucky as it should have lasted according to its specifications.

I don't want to blame it because I consider the company reliable, but unfortunately, after about a month of proper operation and with few recordings, it broke and my computer couldn't read it in any USB port, just like another computer with different operating systems. I also ran a diagnostic program which fixed some old sticks, but even though it recognized it, it couldn't format it.

I don't understand why it costs more than the regular Extreme when it's not faster. Maybe it's because of the better "quality" of its chip in terms of lifespan. With Blackmagic, I measured 79 MB/s Write and 90 MB/s Read on the Extreme Pro, and 76.5 MB/s Write | 90 MB/s Read on the regular Extreme, which means that the difference is negligible. Other than that, they are obviously excellent cards.

It is as fast as it promises.

I am completely satisfied with its use (mirrorless camera, action cam). I don't know if it's the fastest or if someone has more specialized requirements and it doesn't meet their needs, but for me it's a 5/5.

I use this card on DJI mini 1.
It runs videos and photos very well in the 2.7K resolution that the drone produces.
It has no issues.

I had the 32GB one and I also bought a 64GB one for the Mavic Air. I had a Samsung Evo Plus before, the old red ones that had a write speed of 60-70, and I bought the Sandisk ones for better performance. The 32GB one seems to have a much lower write speed compared to the 64GB one, I think this is the case with every brand, smaller sizes don't have as good write speeds compared to 256GB and 512GB. After 2 years and many GBs, it still works perfectly fine.

The 32GB one, 30-40W / 90R
The 64GB one, 70-80W / 90R

Very good microSD cards. I bought two for GoPro Hero 5 and 7. In the 5, it plays flawlessly whatever resolution I shoot. In the 7, sometimes it gives me a memory error when starting the recording. I turn off the camera, turn it back on, and it records normally. However, because GoPros in general have many issues, I don't believe it's a card problem. These cards record normally and without issues in 4K.

Very good and fast, I got the Switch Lite and it works very well. It reaches higher speeds even than the capability of the console itself.

Fast and reliable. The recording and reading speeds mentioned, of course (for the Pro), can only be achieved with Sandisk equipment. With common equipment, the speeds drop to the level of Extreme and Ultra (depending on the equipment used). So, the "regular" Extreme is generally a good value for money, while the Extreme Pro is only worth it with the corresponding equipment, considering that its price differs significantly from the Extreme. During this period when the prices of Extreme and Extreme Pro are practically the same, obviously the Pro is the better choice.

I got it for the Nintendo Switch. I wanted a large capacity so I wouldn't have to deal with "cartridges". It loads games very quickly and overall I don't see any lag in the games. Time will tell its durability and I might come back.

I have been using it on the Gopro9 since April 2021 without any issues whatsoever, at any resolution I shoot (1080/2.7K/4K). This particular one is included in the list officially recommended by Gopro for cameras.
The recording times, with standard bitrate, are:
1080 / 1440: 5h+
2.7K / 4K / 5K: about 4h
In High Bitrate, the recording time is a little over half.

In a drone dji for 4K shots, it is excellent and reliable.

I have bought 3 so far. If they break, I will come back with a bad review. So far, no complaints.

The card is very good. For the past 3 months, I have been able to record high-resolution and high-bitrate videos with my GoPro without any problems so far. Of course, the time period is short to draw conclusions about its durability over time and multiple recordings. I hope I won't have to come back in the near future.

I had searched a lot for cards and finally decided to get this one.
It is definitely worth it.
I bought it for the Nintendo Switch.
It writes very fast and I haven't noticed any delays in reading, in fact, it seems faster in loading than the Switch cartridges.
If I need additional memory, I will definitely buy this one again.

Use: GoPro hero 8 - Samsung S7
Time I have it: 10 days
Quite a good price for what it offers. First time using such a fast category and over 32GB, and the truth is I was amazed in the last few days as it doesn't lag at all. Soon I will also have the adapter to directly transfer it to microUSB so that I can connect it to my phone to transfer photos, and I will also share my opinion there. For an action camera, get it with your eyes closed!

Very fast and reliable. I use it on many DSLR cameras, drones, action cams, etc. Especially for the Mavic 2 Pro, which captures 100Mbps video, it is a game-changer. Sample here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vc7bSzUUK9U&t=57s

Very fast recording and reading. Just what you need for 4k video.

I use it on my dji mavic 2 without any problem.

Very fast card, especially if you combine it with a fast Card Reader like the Kingston MobileLite G4 USB 3.0 (watch the reader's video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjsWQ03VXGI)
In CrystalDiskMark6, it reached 97 read and 83 write, very fast.
It supports the A2 standard for fast app opening on mobile phones, shockproof, temperature-proof, waterproof, and X-ray-proof!!
Watch the card's video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzabWnr34rs

SanDisk guarantees that any SD card you get, in my opinion. I have the 64gb one and until recently I used it in 3 devices, mobile, camera, and GoPro. In the last 3 years, it has endured a lot of abuse but still works great, unlike the Kingston ones that have burned out multiple times within two years and before.

In the Samsung Galaxy S7, it writes and copies videos without any lag. The previous one I had, a 64GB Sandisk, was much slower compared to this one.