So this left me more confused and I would say that it's mostly SanDisk's fault for their naming conventions and having three "Extreme" cards, not to mention newer versions of the same card. You mentioned that you need to get the SanDisk Extreme Plus cards, but the one you linked to is just Extreme (not plus or pro) and it has up to 40MB/s WRITE speed - you mentioned needing 90MB/s WRITE speed. I purchased one of the exact cards you linked to over a year ago (2/16). As a new owner of the Mavic, I'm using the card that came with it (a Panasonic card). Are you saying that the card you linked to works perfectly well too? And BTW the "new" Extreme (not plus or pro) claims a 60MB/s WRITE speed.
nice work guys, keep it up.....i am working with Sandisk as well.....they do the job great.....then i went on and got a few Toshiba excerion, 90mbs write.....they seem to be working great too for half the price.....have you tested those? by the way, i find Ebay to be a better option as opposed to amazon......thanks for the info you share guys,
The Amazon link provided to the Sandisk Extreme is not a 90MB write speed, just FYI the Extreme Plus is the 90 write. and might account for the different sku's and price.
March of 2018 I went into Best Buy and they price matched the SDXC from $134.99 in store to $44.99 when I was just expecting $49.99 according to Amazon!
Some of your home theater receiver makers will actually make two different MODEL numbers... same thing on the inside, but different for warranty purposes, i.e., one model for purchased through official dealer, another model for big box stores.
There are reasons that the Best Buy card might cost more. There's a lot of stuff that goes into the whole supply chain process marketing and purchasing not to mention paying for the brick and mortar. If people want to shop online that's fine but if you like to be able to run out and get something from the local store sometimes you might want to support them too
haha maybe I got lucky with an inexperience employee, but I went to my local best buy in January and managed to get them to price match Amazon prime for a Sandisk UHS 3 128gb Extreme Plus card (the black and red one) for $42! didn't check a sku or anything, they only asked if I was an Amazon Prime member. I'm pretty sure they ended up matching the price of the UHS 1 instead of the UHS 3, so I got a deal! ...and now that exact same card is currently selling on amazon for $67.83
best buy told me on the phone they would price match phantom 3 bateries to the price of gamestop online... I went there and they had a fit.. gamestop was selling for 49.97.. they argued with me and after I asked for corporates number I walked out with 2.. for 106 and change
A different SKU for in-store and online?!? That's daylight robbery! :( Here in the UK I've never come across this myself - people just match according to the product photo etc - I wonder if the law in Europe is more strict that in the US?
So this left me more confused and I would say that it's mostly SanDisk's fault for their naming conventions and having three "Extreme" cards, not to mention newer versions of the same card. You mentioned that you need to get the SanDisk Extreme Plus cards, but the one you linked to is just Extreme (not plus or pro) and it has up to 40MB/s WRITE speed - you mentioned needing 90MB/s WRITE speed. I purchased one of the exact cards you linked to over a year ago (2/16). As a new owner of the Mavic, I'm using the card that came with it (a Panasonic card). Are you saying that the card you linked to works perfectly well too? And BTW the "new" Extreme (not plus or pro) claims a 60MB/s WRITE speed.
nice work guys, keep it up.....i am working with Sandisk as well.....they do the job great.....then i went on and got a few Toshiba excerion, 90mbs write.....they seem to be working great too for half the price.....have you tested those? by the way, i find Ebay to be a better option as opposed to amazon......thanks for the info you share guys,
Great advice fellas, thank you for the write speed tip at 90mb/s. Had been noticing losses in my video recordings but wasn't sure why.
The Amazon link provided to the Sandisk Extreme is not a 90MB write speed, just FYI the Extreme Plus is the 90 write. and might account for the different sku's and price.
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March of 2018 I went into Best Buy and they price matched the SDXC from $134.99 in store to $44.99 when I was just expecting $49.99 according to Amazon!
Some of your home theater receiver makers will actually make two different MODEL numbers... same thing on the inside, but different for warranty purposes, i.e., one model for purchased through official dealer, another model for big box stores.
There are reasons that the Best Buy card might cost more. There's a lot of stuff that goes into the whole supply chain process marketing and purchasing not to mention paying for the brick and mortar.
If people want to shop online that's fine but if you like to be able to run out and get something from the local store sometimes you might want to support them too
haha maybe I got lucky with an inexperience employee, but I went to my local best buy in January and managed to get them to price match Amazon prime for a Sandisk UHS 3 128gb Extreme Plus card (the black and red one) for $42! didn't check a sku or anything, they only asked if I was an Amazon Prime member. I'm pretty sure they ended up matching the price of the UHS 1 instead of the UHS 3, so I got a deal! ...and now that exact same card is currently selling on amazon for $67.83
best buy told me on the phone they would price match phantom 3 bateries to the price of gamestop online... I went there and they had a fit.. gamestop was selling for 49.97.. they argued with me and after I asked for corporates number I walked out with 2.. for 106 and change
A different SKU for in-store and online?!? That's daylight robbery! :( Here in the UK I've never come across this myself - people just match according to the product photo etc - I wonder if the law in Europe is more strict that in the US?
Maybe one comes with a different warrenty, service plan, etc. Thus, it's a different product.
90 Mbps. SanDisk. Easy to remember. Thanks.
Paul, its 90 MB not Mb, huge difference, you pronounced it mega bits,
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