MIXAGE
MIXAGE MS206512 512GB SD memory card
High-capacity 512 GB SD card with UHS-II U3 V90 A1 ratings, pSLC technology, and read/write speeds up to 280/269 MB/s for 4K/8K video recording
- Capacity512GB
- Enhanced reliability with advanced pSLC technology
- 512 GB capacity for extensive media libraries
- Read speeds up to 280 MB/s and write speeds up to 269 MB/s
- V90 class supports 4K and 8K video recording
- Backward compatible with UHS-I devices
512GB UHS-II V90 SD Card
The MIXAGE MS206512 is a 512GB SDXC card rated UHS-II U3 and Video Speed Class V90 for sustained 4K and 8K video capture. It uses pSLC technology to improve write endurance and data stability during long recording sessions. Photographers and videographers who need reliable high-bitrate performance in a single card will find it suitable.
Simple Insertion, Verify Slot Speed
Installation is the same as any standard SD card: power off the camera, insert the card label-side up until it clicks, then format in-camera before first use. The most common issue is placing the card in a UHS-I slot, which caps transfer rates well below the rated 280MB/s read and 269MB/s write. Always confirm the host device supports UHS-II to get the advertised throughput.
Confirm UHS-II Host and V90 Requirement
Before ordering, check that your camera or recorder explicitly lists UHS-II and V90 support in its specification sheet; older or entry-level bodies may only accept UHS-I speeds. Verify the card’s physical dimensions match the slot — this is a full-size SD form factor, not microSD. If your workflow demands more than 512GB of continuous capacity, this single card will not cover that need.
Highlights
- Enhanced reliability with advanced pSLC technology
- 512 GB capacity for extensive media libraries
- Read speeds up to 280 MB/s and write speeds up to 269 MB/s
- V90 class supports 4K and 8K video recording
- Backward compatible with UHS-I devices
Specifications
| Brand | MIXAGE |
|---|---|
| Model | MS206512 |
| Capacity | 512GB |
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Questions about this item
How do I confirm the card is hitting the 280 MB/s read and 269 MB/s write speeds after I put it in my camera?
Run a benchmark tool such as CrystalDiskMark or Blackmagic Disk Speed Test on a computer with a UHS-II reader; sustained sequential results near 280 MB/s read and 269 MB/s write show the card is performing to spec.
What comes in the package and is a UHS-II reader included?
The box contains the 512 GB MS206512 SD card only; a UHS-II card reader must be purchased separately to reach the rated transfer speeds.
Should I choose the 512 GB MS206512 or a smaller capacity for 8K video work?
The 512 GB version gives roughly eight times the recording time of the 64 GB model, so it is the practical choice for extended 8K or 4K sessions.
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