Western Digital
Western Digital 512GB Extreme SDXC UHS-I Card
512 GB SDXC card reads up to 180 MB/s and writes up to 130 MB/s for 4K UHD video capture
- Faster transfers with read speeds up to 180MB/s
- QuickFlow Technology accelerates offload on 512GB cards
- Sustained 130MB/s write speed captures 4K UHD
- U3 and V30 ratings guarantee 30MB/s minimum video rate
- Pairs with PRO-READER for maximum card performance
512GB Extreme SDXC UHS-I Card
The SanDisk Extreme SDXC UHS-I card offers 512GB of storage for photographers and videographers who need fast offload and capture speeds. It delivers read speeds up to 180MB/s using SanDisk QuickFlow Technology and write speeds up to 130MB/s. The card carries UHS Speed Class 3 (U3) and Video Speed Class 30 (V30) ratings for sustained 4K UHD recording. Performance requires compatible host devices.
Upgrade from slower UHS-I cards
This card replaces standard UHS-I media limited to the 104MB/s bus speed, pushing read and write rates beyond that ceiling with proprietary engineering. The jump is worth it when your workflow involves frequent 4K UHD video capture or rapid transfer of large image batches. QuickFlow Technology is only available on 64GB, 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB capacities. Maximum speeds require a compatible reader such as the SanDisk Professional PRO-READER.
Suits 4K UHD creators needing sustained write
Creators shooting high-resolution 4K UHD video benefit from the V30 sustained capture rate of 30MB/s and shot speeds up to 130MB/s. Buyers who need more storage than 512GB or who require faster bus interfaces such as UHS-II should look at alternative card types. Users without QuickFlow-compatible readers will not reach the advertised offload speeds.
Highlights
- Faster transfers with read speeds up to 180MB/s
- QuickFlow Technology accelerates offload on 512GB cards
- Sustained 130MB/s write speed captures 4K UHD
- U3 and V30 ratings guarantee 30MB/s minimum video rate
- Pairs with PRO-READER for maximum card performance
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What slot size does the 512GB Extreme SDXC card require?
It fits a standard full-size SDXC slot; no adapter is needed for cameras or laptops with that slot.
How do I enable the 180MB/s read speed with SanDisk QuickFlow Technology?
Use a compatible reader such as the SanDisk Professional PRO-READER SD and microSD; the card alone cannot exceed the host device's UHS-I 104MB/s limit.
When should I replace the card to keep 4K UHD recording reliable?
Replace it if sustained write speed drops below the V30 30MB/s rating or if the card shows read/write errors during offload.
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