Sony XQD G 120 Go High Speed R440 W400
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La Sony XQD 120GB est une carte mémoire high-speed pour caméras professionnelles. Capacité 120GB pour enregistrements étendus. Spécifiée 440MB/s lecture et 400MB/s écriture. Conçue pour vidéo 4K/8K et photographie burst dans modèles Nikon et Sony compatibles. Durable avec revêtement résistant aux intempéries. Garantie limitée du fabricant.
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Basé sur 134 avis
The available space is only 101 GB. This is not what is expected.
The available space is only 101 GB. This is not what is expected.
Carth
6 juillet 2025
not a cheap product, but guaranteed not to corrupt and lose all of your memories
not a cheap product, but guaranteed not to corrupt and lose all of your memories
Dee Newell
5 août 2023
I always take care of my memory cards and make sure I format them correctly (in camera). I was just transferring a few hundred NEF files to my SSD and the XQD card is corrupted. I paid about £130 for it and it breaks just 2 years later. What a waste! Furious.
I always take care of my memory cards and make sure I format them correctly (in camera). I was just transferring a few hundred NEF files to my SSD and the XQD card is corrupted. I paid about £130 for it and it breaks just 2 years later. What a waste! Furious.
Miss Louise
2 juillet 2023
It seems like false advertising to me. The item description says 'Sony 120GB (128GB pre format)', so if the card is 128GB pre formatted, 27GB is lost in formatting. Even if it's 120GB pre formatting, that's a loss of 19GB. Either way, that's massive, especially on a product of this price.
It seems like false advertising to me. The item description says 'Sony 120GB (128GB pre format)', so if the card is 128GB pre formatted, 27GB is lost in formatting. Even if it's 120GB pre formatting, that's a loss of 19GB. Either way, that's massive, especially on a product of this price.
Maxim Vinciguerra
6 avril 2023
For many years, my pro camera set ups were predominately CF card systems. but the XQD leaves them in the dust on many levels, excellent buffering and the cards manage a bulk of images very well. Only dropping a star for the cost that they are right now, While the price is trending a bit lower than say a couple of years back, they are still rather expensive I use them with a pair of Nikon D850 DSLR cameras
For many years, my pro camera set ups were predominately CF card systems. but the XQD leaves them in the dust on many levels, excellent buffering and the cards manage a bulk of images very well. Only dropping a star for the cost that they are right now, While the price is trending a bit lower than say a couple of years back, they are still rather expensive I use them with a pair of Nikon D850 DSLR cameras
Philip Bourke
28 mars 2023
