Description
The SanDisk Extreme microSDXC card is engineered for extreme durability and high-speed data management, utilizing SanDisk QuickFlow technology to achieve read speeds up to 190MB/s. This card is specifically designed to capture uninterrupted 4K UHD and Full HD video while providing the ruggedness needed for outdoor and professional environments.
This product is for:
- Action camera users requiring V30-rated sustained write speeds for high-bitrate 4K footage.
- Drone operators needing reliable, high-capacity storage for aerial cinematography and photography.
- Android smartphone power users seeking to expand storage with A2-rated performance for faster app loading.
- Professional photographers utilizing microSD-to-SD adapters for high-speed burst mode photography.
- Handheld gaming enthusiasts looking for fast load times and extensive library storage on compatible consoles.
Detailed specifications:
- Capacity: 512GB
- Form Factor: microSDXC
- Bus Interface: UHS-I
- Speed Class: Class 10, U3, V30
- Application Performance Class: A2
- Sequential Read Speed: Up to 190MB/s
- Sequential Write Speed: Up to 130MB/s
- Part Number: SDSQXAV-512G
- Warranty: Lifetime Limited Warranty
Integrating this card into your workflow significantly reduces media offloading times when paired with compatible SanDisk Professional readers. The A2 specification ensures that mobile applications launch quickly and operate smoothly directly from the card, while the V30 Video Speed Class guarantees a minimum sustained write speed of 30MB/s, preventing dropped frames during critical recording sessions.
Compared to standard UHS-I cards, the SanDisk Extreme series offers significantly higher read and write overhead, making it more suitable for 4K video than the Ultra series. While the Extreme Pro variant offers slightly higher peak write speeds, the Extreme 512GB provides the most efficient price-to-performance ratio for mainstream professional use.
Q&A:
Is this card compatible with the Nintendo Switch? Yes, it is fully compatible with Nintendo Switch, Switch Lite, and Switch OLED models, though it is not compatible with unreleased hardware like the Switch 2.
What does the A2 rating signify? The A2 rating indicates the card is optimized for mobile apps, offering higher IOPS (Input/Output Operations Per Second) for better multitasking and app performance.
Can I use this for 4K video recording? Yes, the V30 and U3 ratings ensure the card meets the necessary bandwidth requirements for consistent 4K UHD video capture.
Is the card physically durable? SanDisk Extreme cards are built and tested to be shockproof, temperature-proof, waterproof, and X-ray-proof.
What is the benefit of QuickFlow technology? QuickFlow allows the card to exceed the standard UHS-I 104MB/s limit, reaching up to 190MB/s when used with compatible SanDisk card readers.
