SanDisk Extreme Pro CFXP 128GB CompactFlash 160MB/s (SDCFXPS-128G)
SanDisk Extreme Pro CFXP 128GB CompactFlash 160MB/s (SDCFXPS-128G)
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Get it in 2-7 working days if order today!
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30 Days Return Accepted
30 Days Return Accepted
Returns: 30-day returns accepted. Buyer pays for return postage. See details- for more information about returns
Description
Get high-capacity storage, faster shot-to-shot performance, and cinema-quality video with the SanDisk Extreme PRO CompactFlash Memory Card. With transfer speeds of up to 160MB/s, this card offers the fast, efficient performance you expect from the global leader in flash memory cards. This industry-leading memory card is optimized for professional-grade video capture, with a minimum sustained write speed of 65MB/s for rich 4K and Full HD video. Capacities up to 256GB accommodate hours of video and thousands of high-resolution images. So you never miss a scene or shot, this memory card resists extreme temperatures, shock, and other conditions.
- Designed for professional videographers and photographers
- Optimized for 4K video capture
- Transfer speeds of up to 160MB/s
- Shot speeds up to 150MB/s
- VPG-65 for sustained video recording speeds of 65MB/s
Specifications:
- Performance/speed: Up to 160MB/s Read (1067X), 150MB/s Write (1000X)
- Card dimension: 43 mm x 36 mm x 3.3 mm
- Operating temperature: 25C to 85C
- Storage temperature: 40C to -85C
- Compatibility: Compatible with CompactFlash supporting host devices
- Video Performance Guarantee (VPG) enabled
- Applications: Store a variety of digital formats, including RAW and JPEG photos, Full HD videos, music and more
- 1 year downloadable RescuePRO media recovery software , for bringing accidentally deleted images back to life