The card's maximum sequential write speed of 25MB/s, coupled with the U1 rating (minimum 10MB/s sustained write), is generally sufficient for capturing standard Full HD video. However, for rapid burst photography involving multiple high-resolution RAW or large JPEG files, this write speed can become a bottleneck. Cameras will likely buffer images, and the card's write performance will dictate how quickly subsequent shots can be taken after a burst sequence, potentially leading to pauses if the camera's buffer fills faster than the card can offload data. This makes it less ideal for action photography where rapid, sustained shot-taking is paramount.

The V10 speed class guarantees a minimum sustained write speed of 10MB/s, which is the baseline requirement for standard Full HD (1080p) video recording at typical bitrates (e.g., 20 Mbps). For 4K video, which often requires significantly higher sustained write speeds (e.g., 50-100 Mbps or more depending on compression and frame rate), the V10 rating is insufficient. Attempting to record 4K video on this card will likely result in recording interruptions, dropped frames, or outright failure to initiate recording, as the data flow from the camera will exceed the card's minimum sustained write capability.