SanDisk
SanDisk Extreme PRO UHS-II V90 Cards UHS-II 128GB SD 310MB/s(R) / 304MB/s(W) memory card
UHS-II SDXC card with 128 GB capacity delivers read speeds up to 310 MB/s and write speeds up to 304 MB/s for 8K video and burst photography
- Read speeds up to 310 MB/s accelerate offloads
- Write speeds up to 304 MB/s sustain 8K capture
- V90 rating guarantees 90 MB/s minimum sustained write
- IP68 rated for water and dust resistance
- Survives drops up to 19.6 feet
Professional SDXC Card for Cinema Workflows
The SanDisk Extreme PRO UHS-II V90 card delivers sequential read speeds up to 310MB/s and write speeds up to 305MB/s for 8K video and high-resolution burst photography. It guarantees a sustained minimum write speed of 90MB/s in V90-capable devices. This 128GB capacity suits professionals who need reliable performance for demanding capture sessions.
Capacity Limits and Offload Efficiency
At 128GB the card stores roughly 47,368 24MP RAW images or about 118 minutes of 8K footage at 30fps. Read speeds up to 310MB/s move large libraries quickly during post-production. The capacity fills rapidly during extended 8K shoots, so operators planning full-day sessions without offload breaks will need additional media.
Rugged Build and Daily Handling
An IP68 rating protects the card against dust and water immersion, while drop testing up to 6 metres (19.6 feet) adds physical resilience for location work. The standard SDXC form factor fits directly into compatible DSLR and mirrorless bodies without adapters. No moving parts or external connectors mean simple, repeatable insertion and removal in fast-paced environments.
Highlights
- Read speeds up to 310 MB/s accelerate offloads
- Write speeds up to 304 MB/s sustain 8K capture
- V90 rating guarantees 90 MB/s minimum sustained write
- IP68 rated for water and dust resistance
- Survives drops up to 19.6 feet
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will this UHS-II V90 card fall back to UHS-I speeds if I use it in an older camera that only supports UHS-I?
The card is built to the UHS-II and V90 specifications; when inserted into a UHS-I-only camera it will operate at the maximum speed that the older host allows, which is limited to the UHS-I bus.
How can I verify that the card is delivering the advertised 310MB/s read and 304MB/s write speeds after I format it?
Run a benchmark utility such as CrystalDiskMark or Blackmagic Disk Speed Test on a UHS-II reader; sustained sequential results should approach 310MB/s read and 304MB/s write on a capable host.
Does the 128GB SDXC card ship with a protective case or a UHS-II card reader, or do I need to buy those separately?
The retail package contains the 128GB SDXC memory card only; a protective case and a UHS-II compatible reader are sold separately.
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