SanDisk
SanDisk Extreme 64GB microSDXC U3 V30 A2 170MB/s memory card
A 64 GB microSDXC card with 170 MB/s read and 130 MB/s write speeds for 4K UHD video, rated U3, V30 and A2
- Capacity64GB
Capacity 64GB
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Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.
- Transfer large files faster with 170 MB/s read speed
- Record 4K UHD video smoothly with U3 V30 rating
- Run apps quicker using A2 app performance class
- Protect data in harsh conditions with shock water temperature X-ray proof
- Move media efficiently via SanDisk QuickFlow Technology
Purpose and Audience
The SanDisk Extreme 64GB microSDXC card targets photographers and videographers who need reliable 4K UHD capture. Its A2 rating also suits users running apps directly from the card on Android devices. Buyers needing sustained write throughput above 130MB/s or capacities beyond 64GB should consider other options.
Interface Limits
The card uses the UHS-I bus, capping maximum read performance at 170MB/s even with a compatible reader. Write speeds reach up to 130MB/s, while the V30 and U3 ratings guarantee a minimum of 30MB/s for continuous video recording. Pairing with the SanDisk Professional PRO-READER SD and microSD can enable speeds up to 190MB/s, though that reader is sold separately.
Build and Daily Use
The card is shock-, temperature-, water- and X-ray-proof, protecting data in harsh environments. An SD adapter is included for use in full-size slots. SanDisk Memory Zone software helps manage files on mobile devices. Real-world transfer rates depend heavily on the quality of the card reader and USB 3.0 port used.
Highlights
- Transfer large files faster with 170 MB/s read speed
- Record 4K UHD video smoothly with U3 V30 rating
- Run apps quicker using A2 app performance class
- Protect data in harsh conditions with shock water temperature X-ray proof
- Move media efficiently via SanDisk QuickFlow Technology
Specifications
| Capacity | 64GB |
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 32GB or 64GB version for app-heavy use?
The 64GB card carries A2 app performance while the 32GB is rated A1, so the larger capacity gives faster app loading.
What does the 170MB/s read figure mean when I copy files to my laptop?
That is the maximum sequential read speed; real-world transfers will be lower unless you use a UHS-I reader that can sustain the rate.
Does the UHS-I U3 V30 rating limit video recording or burst shooting?
U3 and V30 both guarantee a minimum 30MB/s sustained write, enough for 4K UHD, while the card can burst to 130MB/s write for fast shooting.
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