Lexar microSDXC UHS-II V60 Memory Card - GOLD 256GB

UHS-II (Ultra High Speed II) is a newer bus interface that offers significantly higher potential read and write speeds compared to UHS-I, thanks to an additional row of pins. This card utilizes the UHS-II interface for its top performance.

Yes, to achieve the maximum advertised speeds (280 MB/s read, 180 MB/s write), you need a UHS-II compatible microSD card reader. Using a UHS-I reader will limit the card's speed.

No, this is a microSDXC card. You will need a microSD to SD adapter to use it in a standard SD card slot, and performance will be limited by the adapter and the SD slot's capabilities.

V60 is a video speed class rating that guarantees a minimum sustained write speed of 60 MB/s. This ensures smooth recording of high-resolution video formats like 4K UHD without frame drops.

Yes, with its V60 rating and high write speeds, it is excellent for recording Full-HD and 4K UHD video.

The Lexar Professional GOLD microSDXC card comes with a 10-year limited warranty.

Yes, if your gaming device supports microSDXC and UHS-II, this card can enhance game loading times and overall performance. It is specifically mentioned as ideal for UHS-II portable gaming devices.

Regularly back up your important files from the card to your computer or cloud storage. While the card is durable, data loss can occur due to physical damage or unforeseen failures. Always safely eject the card before removing it.

Ensure the card is fully inserted. Try cleaning the contacts gently with a dry cloth. Test the card in another compatible device or a UHS-II reader to rule out device compatibility issues.

Verify you are using a UHS-II compatible card reader and that it is connected to a high-speed USB port (USB 3.0 or higher). Ensure the device you are transferring to also has sufficient speed capabilities.

Safely eject the card from your device before removal. Avoid interrupting transfers. If errors persist, try reformatting the card (ensure important data is backed up first) or consider replacing it if the issue is persistent.

Check the actual used space on the card via your computer. Some devices may allocate space for system files; reformatting the card might resolve this. Ensure you are not experiencing file system corruption.