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Sony Alpha a6400 compact mirrorless camera black with 16-50mm and 55-210mm lenses 32GB
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SanDisk
SanDisk Extreme Pro SDXC 64 GB Class 10 170 MB/s
SDXC memory card with 64 GB capacity, Class 10 speed and up to 170 MB/s read performance
- TypeAccessory
- 64 GB capacity stores thousands of high-resolution photos
- Class 10 rating guarantees minimum 10 MB/s sustained write speed
- UHS-I interface enables up to 170 MB/s read performance
- SDXC format compatible with modern cameras and card readers
- High-capacity design reduces card swaps during extended shoots
SanDisk Extreme Pro SDXC 64 GB Card
This SanDisk Extreme Pro SDXC card provides 64 GB of storage for cameras and compatible devices. It carries a Class 10 speed rating and supports UHS-I transfer speeds up to 170 MB/s. The high-capacity format suits extended shooting sessions.
Photographers needing reliable capture
The card serves photographers and videographers who require dependable write performance for high-resolution files. It is not suited for devices that only accept SDHC cards or older hosts limited to lower speed classes. Buyers needing capacities beyond 64 GB should consider larger cards.
Class 10 speed rating
Class 10 guarantees a minimum sustained write speed of 10 MB/s for continuous recording. The UHS-I interface enables read speeds up to 170 MB/s for faster offloads. Verify that your camera supports SDXC and UHS-I to use the full capability.
Highlights
- 64 GB capacity stores thousands of high-resolution photos
- Class 10 rating guarantees minimum 10 MB/s sustained write speed
- UHS-I interface enables up to 170 MB/s read performance
- SDXC format compatible with modern cameras and card readers
- High-capacity design reduces card swaps during extended shoots
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often will the 64 GB SDXC card need replacing under heavy daily shooting?
The card has no moving parts and no wear‑out cycle count published; it lasts until physical damage or file‑system corruption occurs.
What sustained write speed limits 4K video recording on this Class 10 170 MB/s card?
Class 10 guarantees a minimum 10 MB/s sequential write; the 170 MB/s figure is a peak read speed, so long clips are capped at the sustained write floor.
Does the card run hot or draw extra power during all‑day time‑lapse capture?
SD cards are passive components; they generate negligible heat and draw only the few milliamps the host slot supplies during read or write cycles.
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