MIXAGE
MIXAGE MS206128 128GB memory card
Stores 128GB with up to 280MB/s read and 269MB/s write for 4K and 8K video on DSLR and cinema cameras
- Capacity128GB
- pSLC technology enhances data reliability and stability
- 128GB capacity stores large files and extensive media libraries
- UHS-II U3 V90 A1 ratings support 4K and 8K video recording
- Read speeds up to 280MB/s and write speeds up to 269MB/s enable fast data transfer
- Backward compatible with UHS-I devices for broad usability
What this card is
The MIXAGE MS206128 is a 128GB SD memory card built with pSLC technology for enhanced reliability. It delivers read speeds up to 280MB/s and write speeds up to 269MB/s, rated UHS-II U3 V90 and A1 for sustained 4K and 8K video capture.
Who it suits and who it doesn't
Photographers and videographers shooting high-bitrate 4K or 8K footage will benefit from the V90 sustained write guarantee and fast offload speeds. Users who only need basic storage for documents or standard-definition media will not use the card's performance headroom.
Installation and common issues
The card plugs directly into any SDXC slot and is backward compatible with UHS-I hosts at their maximum supported speed. The most common issue is inserting the card into a UHS-I-only reader or camera, which caps transfer rates well below the rated 280/269MB/s.
Highlights
- pSLC technology enhances data reliability and stability
- 128GB capacity stores large files and extensive media libraries
- UHS-II U3 V90 A1 ratings support 4K and 8K video recording
- Read speeds up to 280MB/s and write speeds up to 269MB/s enable fast data transfer
- Backward compatible with UHS-I devices for broad usability
Specifications
| Brand | MIXAGE |
|---|---|
| Model | MS206128 |
| Capacity | 128GB |
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Questions about this item
Does my camera need a UHS-II SD slot to use the MS206128 at its 280MB/s read speed?
The card reaches its quoted 280MB/s read and 269MB/s write rates only in a UHS-II host; in a UHS-I slot it will fall back to the host's maximum UHS-I throughput.
Will the MS206128 work in my older DSLR that only supports UHS-I?
Yes, the card is fully backward compatible with UHS-I devices and will operate at the highest speed the older camera can sustain.
How can I confirm the MS206128 is delivering its rated 269MB/s write performance after formatting?
Record a long 8K or 4K clip until the buffer clears, then check the camera's write-speed indicator or run a PC benchmark with a UHS-II reader to verify sustained write rates near 269MB/s.
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