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SanDisk Ultra® SD cards are fast with exceptional video recording performance to let you capture your memories when they happen.Save time with ultra-fast speeds to help you quickly move your photos and Full HD videos – transfer up to 875 photos in one minute. nDelivers up to 32GB of storage so you can shoot tons of photos and hours of Full HD video (1080p) without changing the card. SanDisk Ultra® SD cards are fast with exceptional UHS-I video recording performance to let you capture your memories when they happen.

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SanDisk Ultra 32GB SDHC UHS-I 120MB/s Memory Card - V10

SanDisk Ultra® SD cards are fast with exceptional video recording performance to let you capture your memories when they happen.Save time with ultra-fast speeds to help you quickly move your photos and Full HD videos – transfer up to 875 photos in one minute. nDelivers up to 32GB of storage so you can shoot tons of photos and hours of Full HD video (1080p) without changing the card. SanDisk Ultra® SD cards are fast with exceptional UHS-I video recording performance to let you capture your memories when they happen.

Resistant to water, temperature fluctuations, and more

SanDisk Ultra® SDHC™ UHS-I cards are durability tested to protect your memories from life’s mishaps—waterproof, shockproof, x-ray proof, and temperatureproof

Compatible with SanDisk SD™ UHS-I card reader

Use with the SanDisk SD™ UHS-I card reader so you can move your files quickly

Compatibility

SanDisk Ultra SDHC SDUNR 32GB C10 UHS-I 90MB/s Read Memory Card

Durable Design

Constructed from high-quality, SANDISK ULTRA SDHC this 32GB SD CARD features 32GB Storage Capacity, Maximum Read Speed of 120MB/s, Records Full HD Video and Still Photos, UHS-I / U1 / Class 10, Suitable for Compact Camera, DSLR and Mirrorless Camera.

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SanDisk Ultra® SDHC™ UHS-I cards are durability tested to protect your memories from life’s mishaps—waterproof, shockproof, x-ray proof, and temperatureproof.

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Product Overview

SanDisk Ultra® SD cards are fast with exceptional video recording performance to let you capture your memories when they happen.Save time with ultra-fast speeds to help you quickly move your photos and Full HD videos – transfer up to 875 photos in one minute. nDelivers up to 32GB of storage so you can shoot tons of photos and hours of Full HD video (1080p) without changing the card. SanDisk Ultra® SD cards are fast with exceptional UHS-I video recording performance to let you capture your memories when they happen.

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