Unfortunately, this card is 60 ft deep in a lake right now. Going to try and dive down to recover it this week. I'll update if I am able to recover data after 10 days at 60 ft.
While it was above water, this card was amazing. Absolutely no issues recording 4k video from my DJI Mavic Pro using this card. If you have this card and are wondering where to put it, get a DJI Mavic Pro
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Compared with the Sandisk Extreme
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This card has about the same read speeds as the non-"Plus" version, but write speeds are 30% faster, bringing it within range for 4k video recording. Definitely worth the small price increase over this lesser card.
Compared with Sandisk Extreme Pro XC I
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The Extreme Plus is nearly as fast as the Extreme Pro, and generally a bit cheaper. The Extreme Pro XC I is rated at 95MB/s vs the 90MB/s rating for the Extreme Plus. The 5% speed difference is usually not worth the additional money. If the price is near the same then the Pro is the better card.
Compared with Sandisk Extreme Pro XC II
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The Extreme Plus is not near as fast as the Extreme Pro XCII, though much cheaper. The Extreme Pro XC II is rated at 300MB/s vs the 90MB/s rating for the Extreme Plus. The 230% read speed difference may be worth the additional money in some situations, but the cost is also about 250% higher for the same storage capacity. However, there is little improvement in write speed. Unless you need to dump the card in the absolute minimum amount of time, this Plus card or the Pro XC I is the better option. The XCII chip is best suited to tablets or phones where reads are more common than writes.
It was so good I purchased a replacement to work with a new drone.
Dumping massive amounts of video files off of this card was a breeze as well, given the excellent performance. I do recommend removing it from the device for best performance, and using a quality card reader such as.
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or
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I have attached a benchmark using the Saicoo reader above and a generic USB2 card reader. The transfer rates using the Saicoo show this card to operate at specified rates, about 88MB/s read and 85MB/s write. Definitely worth the money over the SanDisk Extreme if you plan to transfer high bit rate video (4k) or high rate photos (RAW bursts). Even when plugged into a USB 2 port, the Saicoo transferred at 40MB/s, a definite improvement over a bundled generic reader.
| RAM | 128 GB |
|---|---|
| Wireless Type | 802.11a |
