Sony 128GB SDXC Memory Card UHS II 300MB/s – Tough

Make way to the world’s fastest SD card to date. The Sony SDXC Memory Card UHS II 300MB/s - Tough offers a hefty 300 MB/s maximum read speed and 299 MB/s maximum write speed with just a 30 MB/s minimum write speed. This Water, Shock, and X-Ray Proof storage integrates UHS-II / U3 / Class 10 rating and can withstand temperatures from -13 to 185°F. Uploading files is just as easy for this SD card Records Full HD, 3D, and 4K Video and for extra safety, it has a built-in write-protect switch. This card is available in 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB storage capacities. In case of accidental deletion of files, Downloadable File Rescue Software is always available.

Product Features in Detail

World's fastest SD card
The SF-G series boasts an ultra-fast write speed up to 299 MB/s - fast enough to support continuous shooting of high-resolution images with high performance DSLRs supporting the UHS-II interface.

Faster Transfer to PC
With up to 300 MB/s read speed, even large files such as 4K video or a bunch of high-resolution images by continuous shooting can be transferred to PC in seconds. Spend less time waiting and more time doing.

File Rescue
Sometimes things go wrong and data such as photos and files accidentally deleted. File Rescue is a powerful tool for recovering data that is simple enough for anyone to use. Available as a free download to memory card customers.

Supporting Interface
Supports UHS-II interface for maximum performance. Also compatible with UHS-I devices

Superior Reliability
Superior reliability and durability even in intense use: X-ray proof, Waterproof, Temperature resistant and shock-proof.

Monitor your SD card for write cycle limits
For a camera to suddenly stop storing images would be a disaster for any photographer. Over time, the cells on all memory cards wear out from overwriting, causing the card to no longer record data, even while shooting. Sony's SD Scan Utility, for Windows PC and Mac, automatically scans an SD memory card when you plug it in to check its memory status. If there's a problem, an alert lets you know it's time to replace it with a fresh card.