What should I look for in memory cards?

64GB minimum for casual shooting, 128GB+ for video or RAW files U3 or V30 speed rating for 4K video, U1 for photos only UHS-I interface matches most consumer cameras (UHS-II only helps if camera supports it) Brand reputation matters—data loss ruins entire shoots

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Memory cards

Removable storage for cameras and action devices. Stores photos and video files—capacity and write speed determine how many shots you can take and whether 4K video will drop frames.

What to look for

164GB minimum for casual shooting, 128GB+ for video or RAW files
2U3 or V30 speed rating for 4K video, U1 for photos only
3UHS-I interface matches most consumer cameras (UHS-II only helps if camera supports it)
4Brand reputation matters—data loss ruins entire shoots

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Cards much faster than your device can use (wasted money)
Counterfeit cards from non-authorized sellers

Used for: digital photography storage · 4K and HD video recording · burst-mode and RAW photo capture