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Sony 64GB SD Pro Tough UHS-II V90 300MB/s

Sony 64GB SD Pro Tough UHS-II V90 300MB/s used β€” fast, rugged SD card for pro video and photo. Professionally inspected. Min. 12 months warranty.

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About the Sony 64GB SD Pro Tough UHS-II V90 300MB/s

The Sony 64GB SF-G64T Pro Tough SD card is a UHS-II V90-rated card with 300MB/s read speeds, built for photographers and videographers who shoot high-bitrate formats and can't afford a slow card.

Key specs

  • Capacity: 64GB
  • Speed class: UHS-II / V90
  • Read speed: 300MB/s
  • Storage type: SD
  • Min. 12 months warranty included

Who is this for?

If you shoot RAW bursts on a Sony Alpha body, record 4K/8K video, or simply want a card that keeps up with demanding modern cameras, the Pro Tough is a reliable choice. V90 is the highest video speed class on SD, meaning it sustains at least 90MB/s write β€” enough headroom for high-bitrate cinema formats. The Pro Tough line is also known for its rigid, one-piece construction that resists bending and water, which matters when gear takes a beating on location.

Buying used

Buying a second-hand SD card is a smart move when it comes from a verified seller. Every card sold here is individually inspected, and you get a minimum 12 months warranty. Flash storage doesn't wear noticeably with typical photography use, so a pre-owned Pro Tough card performs just like a new one in real-world shooting.

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