Sandisk Extreme Pro UHS II VS ProGrade UHS II Card Readers

[@shs1592]

Thanks for your breakdown - love tech geeks ...

[@pdpate3]

Good Review. Since the scandisk card is going for $20 vs $80 for the prograde. It is a no brainer to go with the scandisk.

[@bowieknife]

Great snappy review! Thanks!

[@clipz1]

do i need one of these cause i just invested in the pro grade cards and not a cam guy but my business involved them and most days i met with ohh we also will need this so i hope i don't need one of these readers for the prograde uhs cards

[@distractor_beamreviews]

You don't need a ProGrade brand reader, but it's probably a good idea to get a reader.

[@Webrisernl]

Does your laptop has also usb 3.2 gen 2? To have the benefit of the prograde reader?

[@eddiekytia]

I just came across your channel and I did subscribe... I see this is a little older of a video but realize you know A LOT more then I do witch is nothing...lol... I just bought my 1st real camera the canon r6 mark ii and would like your opinion on the best sd card. I don't want to cheap out on the most important part of the system

[@distractor_beamreviews]

I usually use Sandisk Extreme Pro for my camera work. That camera can use UHS-ii cards, and according to B&H, it can record at 340Mb/s. If you want to use the highest bit rate that camera can shoot at, you'll want a UHS-ii card.

[@eddiekytia]

@@distractor_beamreviews thank you so much for your help and time

[@pkreviews]

Yaaa Thx