Sony 128GB M Series UHS-II U3 SDXC Class 10 Memory Card (2 Pack)


Key Features
- Sony 128GB M Series SDXC Memory Cards
- Number of Cards: 2
- Storage Capacity: 128GB
- Ultra High Speed: UHS-II
- Card Type: SDXC
- Class: Class 10
- Minimum Transfer Rate: U3
- Maximum Read Speed: 260 MB/s
- Maximum Write Speed: 100 MB/s
- Water/Dust/Temp/UV/X-Ray/Magnet Proof
- Downloadable File Rescue Software
OVERVIEW
This kit is composed of two Sony 128GB M Series SDXC Memory Cards, with a total storage capacity of 256GB. This kit is suitable for a camera with dual SD slots, & comes in handy even if you have a single SD slot, providing you with an extra card for replacement when the first one is full.
The Sony 128GB M Series UHS-II SDXC Memory Card (2 Pack) features a storage capacity of 128GB per card, & can be used with advanced DSLR functions, due to their UHS-II bus support. The memory cards are also able to support RAW/MOV files, & are suitable for capturing video in 4K. The 64GB M Series SDXC memory cards are able to achieve maximum read speeds of up to 260 MB/s, & maximum write speeds of up to 100MB/s. Their U3 speed class rating guarantees that minimum write speeds will not drop below 30 MB/s.
The memory cards are designed for cameras that are UHS-II compatible, but also may be used in devices that do not support UHS-II. When using them with devices that do not support UHS-II, the cards will default to the device's speed class & bus rating (Ex: UHS-I & U3). If the device you are using does not support U3, the cards are also compatible with U1/Class 10 standards, which will guarantee a minimum write speeds of 30 MB/s.
The M series is shockproof, waterproof, X-ray proof, & able withstand extreme temperatures (-13 to 185°F), which allows you to take the memory cards into extreme environments, such as snow & deserts. In the event that your card's data is compromised, you are given the option to download File Rescue software for free, to assist in recovering deleted content.
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hardware & software data
| Interface & Connectivity | Bus Interface Speed: UHS-II |
memory card specs
| Memory Card Type | SDXC |
| Storage Capacity | 128GB |
memory & storage specifications
| Data Transfer Speed | Read Speed: 260 MB/s Maximum (Burst) Write Speed: 100 MB/s Maximum (Burst) |
- 2 x 128GB M Series UHS-II SDXC Memory Card (U3)
- Memory Card Case
- Limited 5-Year Warranty
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