PNY Technologies, Inc.
PNY 512GB EliteX-PRO60 UHS-II SDXC Memory Card
512GB UHS-II SDXC card with 280MB/s read and 150MB/s write speeds for 4K UHD video and burst photography
- Capture extended 4K video with V60 minimum 60MB/s sustained write
- Accelerate post-production workflows with UHS-II read speeds up to 280MB/s
- Record professional burst-mode photos backed by Class 10 U3 performance
- Works in UHS-II cameras and falls back to UHS-I speeds
- Built magnet proof shock proof temperature proof waterproof for reliability
Professional UHS-II SDXC Card
The PNY EliteX-PRO60 is a 512GB SDXC memory card built for professional photographers and videographers. It delivers read speeds up to 280MB/s and write speeds up to 150MB/s using UHS-II technology. The card meets Class 10, U3 and V60 ratings for sustained performance during high-resolution capture.
Check Camera Compatibility First
Verify that your camera supports UHS-II to reach the advertised 280MB/s read and 150MB/s write speeds. The card functions in UHS-I devices but operates at lower UHS-I speeds. Confirm your device accepts SDXC capacity and can record 4K Ultra HD video at 4096x3072 resolution.
Workflow Acceleration for 4K Capture
UHS-II architecture accelerates post-production file transfers when paired with a compatible reader. V60 rating guarantees a minimum 60MB/s sustained write speed for extended 4K Ultra HD recording sessions. Durable construction resists water, shock, temperature extremes and magnetic fields for reliable field use.
Highlights
- Capture extended 4K video with V60 minimum 60MB/s sustained write
- Accelerate post-production workflows with UHS-II read speeds up to 280MB/s
- Record professional burst-mode photos backed by Class 10 U3 performance
- Works in UHS-II cameras and falls back to UHS-I speeds
- Built magnet proof shock proof temperature proof waterproof for reliability
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 512GB EliteX-PRO60 include a card reader or adapter, or must I buy one separately?
The product is the SDXC memory card only; a UHS-II card reader or USB adapter is not included and must be purchased separately if your computer lacks a built-in UHS-II slot.
Should I choose the 512GB EliteX-PRO60 over a smaller capacity for 4K UHD video at 4096x3072?
The 512GB capacity stores more minutes of 4K Ultra HD footage at 4096x3072 before offloading, while the V60 rating guarantees the same 60MB/s minimum sustained write speed as lower-capacity versions.
Will I actually see the 280MB/s read and 150MB/s write speeds when the card is in my camera?
Real-world speeds depend on the host device; the card delivers up to 280MB/s read and 150MB/s write in UHS-II cameras, but drops to UHS-I limits in older slots while still sustaining the V60 60MB/s minimum.
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