SanDisk Extreme PLUS SDHC UHS-1 - 128GB
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The SanDisk Extreme PLUS 128GB SDHC UHS-1 memory card is engineered for professional photographers and videographers who require reliable, high-speed storage for high-resolution photography and Full HD video recording. It delivers efficient performance with read speeds up to 90MB/s and write speeds reaching 60MB/s, ensuring minimal lag during burst-mode shooting; however, users should ensure their device hardware supports UHS-1 speeds to fully leverage these transfer rates.
All features
| Series | Extreme PLUS |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 164830 |
| Brand | SanDisk |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Is this card compatible with 4K video recording?
This card is optimized for Full HD video. While it may work for some lower-bitrate 4K files, it is not officially rated for high-bitrate 4K cinema standards.
Can I use this in an older camera that doesn't support UHS-I?
Yes, the card is backward compatible with older devices, but it will operate at lower speeds consistent with the device's older hardware limitations.
How do I ensure the best file transfer speeds?
Use a UHS-I compatible card reader connected to a USB 3.0 or faster port on your computer.
Should I format the card on my computer or camera?
Always format the card within the camera you intend to use it in to ensure the best compatibility and file structure.
What happens if I lose data on the card?
Use professional data recovery software to attempt to retrieve files. Avoid recording new data to the card until recovery is complete to prevent overwriting.
Troubleshooting
Camera displays 'Card Error' or 'Read Error'
Power off the camera, remove the card, inspect the gold contacts for debris, reinsert securely, and if the issue persists, attempt to format the card in the camera.
Slow transfer speeds when moving files to PC
Ensure you are using a high-speed USB 3.0 or higher SD card reader; using older USB 2.0 readers will significantly throttle your transfer speeds.
Card is 'Write Protected'
Check the physical lock switch on the side of the SD card. Ensure the slider is in the 'Up' (unlocked) position.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High read speeds facilitate rapid file transfers to workstations
- Reliable write speeds support stutter-free Full HD video recording
- Generous 128GB capacity is ideal for long-form shooting
- Consistent performance during high-speed burst photography
Cons
- Write speeds may not meet the requirements for 4K video on high-bitrate cameras
- Performance is dependent on the host device's UHS-I compatibility
- Not suitable for devices requiring V60 or V90 video speed class ratings
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To begin using the card, insert it into your camera's SD slot until it clicks securely into place. It is highly recommended to perform a 'Format' within the camera menu before your first use to ensure the file system is optimized for your specific device. For long-term care, always use the 'Eject' or 'Safely Remove Hardware' function on your computer before physically removing the card to prevent data corruption. Keep the gold contacts clean and free of dust, and store the card in a protective case when not in use to avoid physical damage.