SanDisk
SanDisk Ultra 512GB SDXC UHS-I 120MB/s C10 U1 with OEM Lanyard
512GB SDXC card with up to 120MB/s read speed for Full HD video and faster transfers
- Card typeFull Size SD
- TypeSecure Digital Extended Capacity (SDXC)
- Capacity512GB
- Speed Class RatingUHS-I
- Read Speed120MB
- 512GB capacity stores thousands of photos and Full HD videos
- Read speeds up to 120MB/s transfer files to computer quickly
- UHS-I U1 speed class supports smooth Full HD video recording
- Water, temperature, X-ray and shock proof design protects data in tough conditions
- Includes OEM lanyard for convenient carrying and quick access
Capacity and Interface
This 512 GB SDXC card uses the UHS-I bus to deliver read speeds up to 120 MB/s. It is built for compact and mid-range point-and-shoot cameras and camcorders that accept full-size SD media.
Suitable uses and limits
The card works well for photographers and videographers who need ample space for high-quality pictures and Full HD video. Buyers who require faster write performance for burst shooting or higher video bitrates should look at a different tier.
Bundled lanyard benefit
An OEM lanyard is included so the small card can be tethered to a strap or bag. This reduces the chance of loss during handling and makes the card easier to locate in a crowded gear pouch.
Highlights
- 512GB capacity stores thousands of photos and Full HD videos
- Read speeds up to 120MB/s transfer files to computer quickly
- UHS-I U1 speed class supports smooth Full HD video recording
- Water, temperature, X-ray and shock proof design protects data in tough conditions
- Includes OEM lanyard for convenient carrying and quick access
Specifications
| Card type | Full Size SD |
|---|---|
| Type | Secure Digital Extended Capacity (SDXC) |
| Capacity | 512GB |
| Speed Class Rating | UHS-I |
| Read Speed | 120MB |
Questions about this item
Does my camera need an SDXC slot to use this 512GB card?
Yes, the card is SDXC format; your device must support SDXC to recognise the full 512GB capacity.
Will this UHS-I card work in my older camera that only supports standard SDHC speeds?
The card is backward compatible with SDHC devices, but read speeds will be limited to the host's maximum capability.
How can I confirm the card is delivering its rated 120MB/s read speed after setup?
Run a disk-benchmark tool on a PC with a UHS-I reader and verify sequential read results approach 120MB/s.
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