kingston memory

I use a canon t6 and is kingston SD memory good quality. I am seeing lot of options from sandisk. there is thread on that in open talk, need  your opinion on kingston memory it is much cheaper here,

laksh

Genuine Kingston cards are fine in terms of functionality and reliability. I have, however, found them to have slower speeds than comparably spec'd SanDisc products.

Recommend using Sandisk Extreme Pro cards for everything.  Cards are very inexpensive nowadays.  The Sandisk Extreme Pro is the best.

R2

Laksh wrote:

would there be any use of using a faster card in slow camera which does not go beyond class 10. Would a class 10 card be enough for full HD video or do we need faster speed.

laksh

I have an older class 10 card that will not do 1080P video in my SL2. I use it in my PowerShot G11. My advice is to check your owner's manual about cards including class, IHS and V rating and make that the MINIMUM specs you buy.

Certainly these cards would work:

Kingston Canvas React 32GB SDHC Class 10 SD Memory Card UHS-I 100MB/s R Flash Memory High Speed SD Card (SDR/32GB)

SanDisk 32GB Extreme SDHC UHS-I Memory Card - 90MB/s, C10, U3, V30, 4K UHD, SD Card - SDSDXVE-032G-GNCIN

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I use the SanDisk and it has worked fine in my SL1 and the SL2 I replaced it with.

They are between 11 and 13 dollars on Amazon.  SD cards have really gotten inexpensive through the years.

Hope this helps.

Glenn