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SanDisk Extreme Pro 128GB SDXC 300MB/s UHS-II Memory Card - V90

Catch Breathtaking Frames

Capture once-in-a-lifetime moments with the SanDisk Extreme PRO SD UHS-II card. Its pro-level performance enables cinema-quality 8K3 video recording, brilliant high-res image capture, and maximum post-production workflow efficiency. These SDXC memory cards deliver our fastest speeds possible with SD UHS-II cards: write speeds up to 300MB/s sustained minimum video write speeds of 90MB/s (with V90-capable devices),and card offload speeds up to 300MB/s.2 The 512GB1 card can store up to 286 minutes of standard 8K videoshot at 30 fps and up to 352 minutes of slow motion 4K UHD videoshot at 60 fps.5 Thoroughly tested to withstand extreme conditions, the cards are IP68 rated for water and dust resistance, plus can withstand drops from up to 6 meters (19.6 feet). performance and resilience professionals demand with the new V90-rated4 card from SanDisk.

SKU: GC40-SDSDXDM128GGN4IN

SanDisk Extreme Pro 128GB SDXC 300MB/s UHS-II Memory Card - V90

SanDisk Extreme Pro 128GB SDXC 300MB/s UHS-II Memory Card - V90

Catch Breathtaking Frames

Capture once-in-a-lifetime moments with the SanDisk Extreme PRO SD UHS-II card. Its pro-level performance enables cinema-quality 8K3 video recording, brilliant high-res image capture, and maximum post-production workflow efficiency. These SDXC memory cards deliver our fastest speeds possible with SD UHS-II cards: write speeds up to 300MB/s sustained minimum video write speeds of 90MB/s (with V90-capable devices),and card offload speeds up to 300MB/s.2 The 512GB1 card can store up to 286 minutes of standard 8K videoshot at 30 fps and up to 352 minutes of slow motion 4K UHD videoshot at 60 fps.5 Thoroughly tested to withstand extreme conditions, the cards are IP68 rated for water and dust resistance, plus can withstand drops from up to 6 meters (19.6 feet). performance and resilience professionals demand with the new V90-rated4 card from SanDisk.

Tap into Pro Performance

With up to 300MB/s write speeds, help ensure your camera's buffer clears fast during continuous shooting and captures every remarkable shot.

Capture More Without Interruption

With up to 512GB1 of storage, store up to 352 minutes of 4K UHD videoshot at 60 fps and up to 286 minutes of 8K videoshot at 30 fps without needing to swap cards or offload data; perfect for long event days and shoots.5

Accelerated Workflow from Scene to Screen

Up to 300MB/s transfer speeds mean less time waiting and more time creating. Streamline your editing process and get to delivery faster.

Your Reliable Partner on Set

Designed to withstand the rigors of travel and outdoor shoots, this card is IP68 water and dust resistant and tested to withstand up to 6-meter (19.6-foot) drops

Recover What Matters Most

Recover and restore files with the RescuePRO Deluxe data recovery software,free, for two full years. After downloading and installing, the app can effectively restore photos, videos, documents, and other types of files in a wide range of formats that have been accidentally deleted, corrupted, or lost due to formatting. Reclaim your digital life, easily.

Built to Last

Backed by a lifetime limited warranty,SanDisk branded cards perform over the long haul, so you can trust them with your most remarkable moments.

Key Features:

Write Speeds up to 300MB/s

High Capacity for 4K and 8K Video

No Need to Swap Cards

IP68 Water and Dust Resistant

Drop Tested up to 6 Metres

Built for Extreme Conditions

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SanDisk Extreme Pro 128GB SDXC 300MB/s UHS-II Memory Card - V90

Catch Breathtaking Frames

Capture once-in-a-lifetime moments with the SanDisk Extreme PRO SD UHS-II card. Its pro-level performance enables cinema-quality 8K3 video recording, brilliant high-res image capture, and maximum post-production workflow efficiency. These SDXC memory cards deliver our fastest speeds possible with SD UHS-II cards: write speeds up to 300MB/s sustained minimum video write speeds of 90MB/s (with V90-capable devices),and card offload speeds up to 300MB/s.2 The 512GB1 card can store up to 286 minutes of standard 8K videoshot at 30 fps and up to 352 minutes of slow motion 4K UHD videoshot at 60 fps.5 Thoroughly tested to withstand extreme conditions, the cards are IP68 rated for water and dust resistance, plus can withstand drops from up to 6 meters (19.6 feet). performance and resilience professionals demand with the new V90-rated4 card from SanDisk.

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