64GB PixelFlash HyperCore CFast 2.0 Memory Card 3600X up to 560MB/s SATA3

Worth the price difference so far, but haven’t used over too long a period of time, so we’ll see.

Zero stars. The memory failed to format - period. Multiple cameras and multiple attempts resulted in the same outcome. Here’s hoping they can develop consistency in their product. UPDATED DEC. 30 I'm changing my review to give 5-stars to the re-seller, Paradise Memory. While the card I got did in fact fail to ever format, Paradise Memory was pro-active from the beginning, wanting to make right. The fact of the matter is sometimes cards arrive defective - like any other product. But it's the response from the seller that's everything, and the reason you continue to buy with them. And I'll buy again from Paradise. They contacted me directly regarding the problem, took receipt of the defective card, tested it, and confirmed the problem with me. That's a pro move: treating you like you know what you're doing, and being transparent along the way. I'm hopeful we'll get a new PixelFlash card to demo soon, and will post about that once I do. But insofar as Paradise Memory is concerned, they're a pro organization with excellent customer service. And in the end that's more valuable to me than the quality of any single card.

using it as a back up, tested only once and will see if any problems

I use Pixelflash because it's premium quality and the company has been around for nearly a decade. Random brands with strange names pop up out of thin air and disappear twice as fast. How can random brands guarantee their CFast for 2-3 years, when it's just a factory in China pumping out cards and can change the name whenever they feel like. It's nonsense, this has happened to me so many times with electronics, I refuse to have the same problem with memorycards. I can't risk my projects, losing hours of footage, so investing in high quality flash that is backed by a real name is a no brainer. I have six of these now, I used to use Transcend which are good, but these are faster and all tested and verified with a certification number on the back. I haven't had any fail or become corrupted, but if anything happens it's good to know the company will be around to back the units.

I used two of the PixelFlash HypeCore CFast memory cards simultaneously inside my URSA and this has been the most affordable and reliable CFast 2.0 Card that I have ever used for my Mini 4.6K. I previously purchased a 256GB Lexar CFast, which set me back $650. I decided to try an alternative card for comparison and found that PixelFlash's product was just as reliable and suited my purposes. I saw no difference between the 4K and 4.6K so I returned the Lexar CFast. Overall, I am happy with my purchase from PixelFlash and have not come across any issues so far. I will continue to update my review once more time has passed.

Good value

I am an amateur photographer and bought the 64GB PixelFlash CFast 2.0 memory card for my Canon 1DX Mark II camera. This memory performs well and as expected. This memory card compliments with the full functional capability (14fps) of the 1DX Mark II and the price is great! I have enjoyed this memory card and its performance and look forward to purchasing more in the future!

This product did not live up to the claim. It would not do 60fps 4K on my 1dx mkii