Ultra-fast write and read speed with this professional-level memory card enhance the capabilities with High-end DSLRs and High-definition 4K cameras. With their extremely fast write speeds, Sony XQD G Series Memory Cards are ideal for continuous raw burst shooting with hi-end DSLRs, letting you capture up to 200 RAW images which is 1.5-times more shots per burst than with Compact Flash cards. Sony XQD G series memory cards are designed to keep pace with the shooting speed of your camera to clear the memory buffer fast. You can capture more decisive moments and bursts of continuous shooting even with hi-end DSLRs. Sony’s unique controller ensures stable 4K video recording thanks to two-way communication to manage data bottlenecks with compatible cameras. A 128 GB card offers approximately 100 minutes of 4K XAVC-S (150 Mbps) recording using cameras like Sony’s 4K FDR-AX1. Sony’s unique technologies increase shell strength to improve durability, while recessed contact pins protect them from damage, dust and electrostatic shock for reliable performance even in harsh environments. Sony’s XQD/SD card reader and USB adapters are the best match for XQD G Series cards and dramatically reduce data backup time for a more efficient work flow. Transfers are twice as fast as CompactFlash card. Sony’s XQD memory cards are Shockproof, magnet proof, anti-static, and resistant to breakage, and offer full performance even in extreme temperatures, under exposure to intense UV light and airport X-rays machines. Designed for prolonged professional use, Sony XQD cards are tested for dependable storage, wherever you need to shoot.
Ultra-fast write and read speed with this professional-level memory card enhance the capabilities with High-end DSLRs and High-definition 4K cameras. With their extremely fast write speeds, Sony XQD G Series Memory Cards are ideal for continuous raw burst shooting with hi-end DSLRs, letting you capture up to 200 RAW images which is 1.5-times more shots per burst than with Compact Flash cards. Sony XQD G series memory cards are designed to keep pace with the shooting speed of your camera to clear the memory buffer fast. You can capture more decisive moments and bursts of continuous shooting even with hi-end DSLRs. Sony’s unique controller ensures stable 4K video recording thanks to two-way communication to manage data bottlenecks with compatible cameras. A 128 GB card offers approximately 100 minutes of 4K XAVC-S (150 Mbps) recording using cameras like Sony’s 4K FDR-AX1. Sony’s unique technologies increase shell strength to improve durability, while recessed contact pins protect them from damage, dust and electrostatic shock for reliable performance even in harsh environments. Sony’s XQD/SD card reader and USB adapters are the best match for XQD G Series cards and dramatically reduce data backup time for a more efficient work flow. Transfers are twice as fast as CompactFlash card. Sony’s XQD memory cards are Shockproof, magnet proof, anti-static, and resistant to breakage, and offer full performance even in extreme temperatures, under exposure to intense UV light and airport X-rays machines. Designed for prolonged professional use, Sony XQD cards are tested for dependable storage, wherever you need to shoot.
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Sony 120GB XQD G Series Memory Card (QD-G120F)
Ultra-fast write and read speed with this professional-level memory card enhance the capabilities with High-end DSLRs and High-definition 4K cameras. With their extremely fast write speeds, Sony XQD G Series Memory Cards are ideal for continuous raw burst shooting with hi-end DSLRs, letting you capture up to 200 RAW images which is 1.5-times more shots per burst than with Compact Flash cards. Sony XQD G series memory cards are designed to keep pace with the shooting speed of your camera to clear the memory buffer fast. You can capture more decisive moments and bursts of continuous shooting even with hi-end DSLRs. Sony’s unique controller ensures stable 4K video recording thanks to two-way communication to manage data bottlenecks with compatible cameras. A 128 GB card offers approximately 100 minutes of 4K XAVC-S (150 Mbps) recording using cameras like Sony’s 4K FDR-AX1. Sony’s unique technologies increase shell strength to improve durability, while recessed contact pins protect them from damage, dust and electrostatic shock for reliable performance even in harsh environments. Sony’s XQD/SD card reader and USB adapters are the best match for XQD G Series cards and dramatically reduce data backup time for a more efficient work flow. Transfers are twice as fast as CompactFlash card. Sony’s XQD memory cards are Shockproof, magnet proof, anti-static, and resistant to breakage, and offer full performance even in extreme temperatures, under exposure to intense UV light and airport X-rays machines. Designed for prolonged professional use, Sony XQD cards are tested for dependable storage, wherever you need to shoot.
Ultra-fast write and read speed with this professional-level memory card enhance the capabilities with High-end DSLRs and High-definition 4K cameras. With their extremely fast write speeds, Sony XQD G Series Memory Cards are ideal for continuous raw burst shooting with hi-end DSLRs, letting you capture up to 200 RAW images which is 1.5-times more shots per burst than with Compact Flash cards. Sony XQD G series memory cards are designed to keep pace with the shooting speed of your camera to clear the memory buffer fast. You can capture more decisive moments and bursts of continuous shooting even with hi-end DSLRs. Sony’s unique controller ensures stable 4K video recording thanks to two-way communication to manage data bottlenecks with compatible cameras. A 128 GB card offers approximately 100 minutes of 4K XAVC-S (150 Mbps) recording using cameras like Sony’s 4K FDR-AX1. Sony’s unique technologies increase shell strength to improve durability, while recessed contact pins protect them from damage, dust and electrostatic shock for reliable performance even in harsh environments. Sony’s XQD/SD card reader and USB adapters are the best match for XQD G Series cards and dramatically reduce data backup time for a more efficient work flow. Transfers are twice as fast as CompactFlash card. Sony’s XQD memory cards are Shockproof, magnet proof, anti-static, and resistant to breakage, and offer full performance even in extreme temperatures, under exposure to intense UV light and airport X-rays machines. Designed for prolonged professional use, Sony XQD cards are tested for dependable storage, wherever you need to shoot.
The lowest price we last saw for Sony 120GB XQD G Series Memory Card (QD-G120F) was $242.37 at Unique Photo, compared across 2 retailers (last seen 11 Oct 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $118.83 on 12 Feb 2026.
Prices last updated 11 Oct 2026.
Last updated at 11/10/2026 22:42:30
*Opened Box* Sony 120GB XQD G Series Memory Card
Delivery $43.02
Sony 120GB (128GB pre Format) 5X Tough XQD Flash Memory Card - High Speed G Series (Read 440MB/s and Write 400MB/s) - QDG120F
Free delivery between 21–23 Oct
originally posted on adorama.com
I have always had a great business relationship with Adorama and their quality products. I have a Nikon Z7 that uses these Sony XQD memory cards for almost a year now. The Sony cards have never failed me. They are easy to slip them in my camera and into the Sony card reader to upload the photos onto my computer. After each download, I always re-format the cards and have never had any of my files be corrupted or fail to function as advertised. They are expensive, but competitively priced and well worth the peace of mind knowing that they will always work.Just spent an evening at Kartchner's Caverns in Southern Arizona on a special limited attendance photo tour. I was concerned that there might be some problems with the electronics and the cards malfunctioning due ... MoreI have always had a great business relationship with Adorama and their quality products. I have a Nikon Z7 that uses these Sony XQD memory cards for almost a year now. The Sony cards have never failed me. They are easy to slip them in my camera and into the Sony card reader to upload the photos onto my computer. After each download, I always re-format the cards and have never had any of my files be corrupted or fail to function as advertised. They are expensive, but competitively priced and well worth the peace of mind knowing that they will always work.Just spent an evening at Kartchner's Caverns in Southern Arizona on a special limited attendance photo tour. I was concerned that there might be some problems with the electronics and the cards malfunctioning due to the 99% humidity this wet cavern. After over two and a half hours in this wet environment I have over 100 great photos of the caverns thanks to the reliability of these Sony cards. And Yes, I would recommend them to anyone who demands critical reliability.
originally posted on walmart.com
Imagine ordering a toy and the description states "batteries included" and the package comes with AAA batteries, but the toy needs AA batteries... The batteries included are worthless. I ordered a QXD memory card for a camera as the description states "card reader included". However, the card reader that comes with the bundle was an SD card reader and cannot work with a QXD card. What the point of that - to force the customer to make another purchase to use the card... When I contacted the company about this, their response was basically "Gee, too bad for you..." I will not purchase from Focus Camera again.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
The card worked great in my New Nikon Z7ii. The problem arose when PS Elements 24 was going to do the download to the PC. It did not work. BE SURE THAT THE PROGRAM YOU USE ALREADY HAS YOUR CAMERA MODEL. Once I fixed that the card did a wonderful job.
| Flash memory type | XQD |
| Memory storage capacity | 120 GB |
| Compatible devices | Personal Computer, Camera |
| RAM | 120 |
| Wireless Type | 802.11a |
*Opened Box* Sony 120GB XQD G Series Memory Card
Delivery $43.02
Sony 120GB (128GB pre Format) 5X Tough XQD Flash Memory Card - High Speed G Series (Read 440MB/s and Write 400MB/s) - QDG120F
Free delivery between 21–23 Oct
I have always had a great business relationship with Adorama and their quality products. I have a Nikon Z7 that uses these Sony XQD memory cards for almost a year now. The Sony cards have never failed me. They are easy to slip them in my camera and into the Sony card reader to upload the photos onto my computer. After each download, I always re-format the cards and have never had any of my files be corrupted or fail to function as advertised. They are expensive, but competitively priced and well worth the peace of mind knowing that they will always work.Just spent an evening at Kartchner's Caverns in Southern Arizona on a special limited attendance photo tour. I was concerned that there might be some problems with the electronics and the cards malfunctioning due ... MoreI have always had a great business relationship with Adorama and their quality products. I have a Nikon Z7 that uses these Sony XQD memory cards for almost a year now. The Sony cards have never failed me. They are easy to slip them in my camera and into the Sony card reader to upload the photos onto my computer. After each download, I always re-format the cards and have never had any of my files be corrupted or fail to function as advertised. They are expensive, but competitively priced and well worth the peace of mind knowing that they will always work.Just spent an evening at Kartchner's Caverns in Southern Arizona on a special limited attendance photo tour. I was concerned that there might be some problems with the electronics and the cards malfunctioning due to the 99% humidity this wet cavern. After over two and a half hours in this wet environment I have over 100 great photos of the caverns thanks to the reliability of these Sony cards. And Yes, I would recommend them to anyone who demands critical reliability.
Imagine ordering a toy and the description states "batteries included" and the package comes with AAA batteries, but the toy needs AA batteries... The batteries included are worthless. I ordered a QXD memory card for a camera as the description states "card reader included". However, the card reader that comes with the bundle was an SD card reader and cannot work with a QXD card. What the point of that - to force the customer to make another purchase to use the card... When I contacted the company about this, their response was basically "Gee, too bad for you..." I will not purchase from Focus Camera again.
The card worked great in my New Nikon Z7ii. The problem arose when PS Elements 24 was going to do the download to the PC. It did not work. BE SURE THAT THE PROGRAM YOU USE ALREADY HAS YOUR CAMERA MODEL. Once I fixed that the card did a wonderful job.
An XQD card is needed for my D850 if I want to utilize both card slots so I bit the bullet and, grudgingly, shelled out the money for one. My biggest complaint, aside from the cost, was seeing 56GB of usable space on this "64GB" card. I know formatting reduces card capacity and I understand the numbers game about what, exactly, constitutes a "gigabyte" but jeez, that's a full 8GB, or 15%, "missing". Further, while the read/write speeds are quite good, at least when compared to my SDXC cards, don't expect to see transfers anywhere near the rated 400MB/s... Not even. The card seems pretty well built but a little flimsy to me at the same time somehow. I guess I was just expecting something a little more substantial feeling considering the increased bulk and cost.
First time purchasing a XQD card. It is required in my new mirrorless camera. I am not a huge fan. It is expensive and I really liked my SD cards better. I had to buy a special adapter for my computers to be able to view files and I have learned XQD is going obsolete already. CFExpress cards are replacing them. However CFExpress cards are even more expensive and very difficult to find as well. If you can afford it, just get the CFExpress card now, so you don't end up buying them both as soon this will be obsolete.
I bought a slightly used (less than 500 shutter clicks) Nikon D500 from B+H in Feb. 2022. This is the first time I have had a camera that could use XQD cards. The price initially stopped me from taking the plunge, but after waiting impatiently for several hundred Raw files to download I bought my first 64GB XQD card. When the 120GB went on sale recently, it was a no-brainer to have the extra capacity. Just wish Nikon had two XQD slots in the D500. When I am out photographing for the day and have several hundred photos to download, I want to see them ASAP. Plus the XQD cards are much sturdier than the flimsy SD cards.
I use the XQD cards in my Nikon D850. I shoot fast action dog sports for my business and needed to expand my XQD card collection. I shot over 4000 photos from a 4-day competition. Up until now I've just used 64GB cards but I nearly ran out of space so since they were on sale I opted for the larger 120GB. In June I will be doing a 5 day competition. These Sony cards work well for me. This card seems to work as well as the smaller cards.
The Sony XQD 64 GB memory card is an excellent card for reliability, read and write speeds, and quality. As this is a Sony product I know the quality is there as well as the reliability. This is not my first Sony XQD card and it won't be the last (Hopefully, but you never know what's around the bend). 64 GB capacity was chosen in this case specifically for the price point. Sony XQD cards are not cheap by any definition of the word. After using the card for storing 45MP photos taken with my Nikon Z7, and recording 4k 30FPS video, the Sony has not disappointed in its performance. Writing from the card to my PC using a card reader and USB connection I can definitely see this care was created to be one of the best offerings by any manufacturer. I highly recommend the ... MoreThe Sony XQD 64 GB memory card is an excellent card for reliability, read and write speeds, and quality. As this is a Sony product I know the quality is there as well as the reliability. This is not my first Sony XQD card and it won't be the last (Hopefully, but you never know what's around the bend). 64 GB capacity was chosen in this case specifically for the price point. Sony XQD cards are not cheap by any definition of the word. After using the card for storing 45MP photos taken with my Nikon Z7, and recording 4k 30FPS video, the Sony has not disappointed in its performance. Writing from the card to my PC using a card reader and USB connection I can definitely see this care was created to be one of the best offerings by any manufacturer. I highly recommend the Sony XQD memory cards in any capacity as they will never let you down.
I bought this card to take advantage of the XQD slot in my D500. I like two cards and this is what the camera uses. Im traveling and taking once-in-a-lifetime pictures, so two cards seems pretty important. If I still had my D7200, Id just use two SD cards. The card is clearly high quality, works great, I'm glad I have it. But. Like all new memory products, its way over priced this early in its market history. In two years it will be about 25% of what it costs now. Which is probably about right. So for now they've got us. If you think you need one bad enough to pay the price, you will, and you wont be disappointed. If you dont really need it, then Id say wait until the price comes down. Or just keep using SD cards if you can which have already dropped to a reasonable ... MoreI bought this card to take advantage of the XQD slot in my D500. I like two cards and this is what the camera uses. Im traveling and taking once-in-a-lifetime pictures, so two cards seems pretty important. If I still had my D7200, Id just use two SD cards. The card is clearly high quality, works great, I'm glad I have it. But. Like all new memory products, its way over priced this early in its market history. In two years it will be about 25% of what it costs now. Which is probably about right. So for now they've got us. If you think you need one bad enough to pay the price, you will, and you wont be disappointed. If you dont really need it, then Id say wait until the price comes down. Or just keep using SD cards if you can which have already dropped to a reasonable price. And of course XQD card readers cost more. And who knows how long XQD will endure? So Im not happy about it - more like stuck with it. But it works. So....three stars.
With Lexar out of the XQD business, Sony is now the only game in town. As the owner of a Nikon D500 and a new Z6 mirrorless, an XQD card is required to get the best performance out of the camera.On the Z6 it's the only card it supports.Zero issues at all with the performance of this Sony card on either camera. I'm also able to use the last generation Lexar XQD card reader to copy files off this card.If you're not in a rush, keep an eye out for random $50 off promotions on this 120GB card. With $50 off, it still not exactly a bargain but worth it compared to the $120 or so for the 64GB version.On the Z6 (24MP) I can easily get over 2000 shots on a single card using compressed RAW files. This card is really meant for the higher resolution bodies and 4K video. ... MoreWith Lexar out of the XQD business, Sony is now the only game in town. As the owner of a Nikon D500 and a new Z6 mirrorless, an XQD card is required to get the best performance out of the camera.On the Z6 it's the only card it supports.Zero issues at all with the performance of this Sony card on either camera. I'm also able to use the last generation Lexar XQD card reader to copy files off this card.If you're not in a rush, keep an eye out for random $50 off promotions on this 120GB card. With $50 off, it still not exactly a bargain but worth it compared to the $120 or so for the 64GB version.On the Z6 (24MP) I can easily get over 2000 shots on a single card using compressed RAW files. This card is really meant for the higher resolution bodies and 4K video. By the 3rd quarter of 2019, there should be a Nikon firmware upgrade to support CFExpress but I think it will be in 2020 before we see CFExpress cards from more manufacturers.
| Flash memory type | XQD |
| Memory storage capacity | 120 GB |
| Compatible devices | Personal Computer, Camera |
| RAM | 120 |
| Wireless Type | 802.11a |
