SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB CF Memory Card $148.01
Deal Score+3
$148.01
$249.99
Deal Score+3
$148.01
$249.99
SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB CF Memory Card
Deals & Coupons Detail Info
to Malaysia — RM630
- Amazon.com offers the SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB CompactFlash Memory Card for $148.01.
- Shipping fee to Malaysia is $14.38.
- No tax.
- Total payment in USD is $162.39.
to Singapore — S$201
- Amazon.com offers the SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB CompactFlash Memory Card for $148.01.
- Free shipping to Singapore.
- No tax.
- Total payment in USD is $148.01.
to China
- Amazon.com offers the SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB CompactFlash Memory Card for $148.01.
- Shipping fee to China is $2.22.
- Import Fees Deposit is $44.40.
- Total payment in USD is $194.63.
- 128G容量的卡直邮税费较多，可以考虑降低容量，或者通过转运。
Product Description
The SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB CompactFlash Memory Card features enhanced data read speeds of up to 160MB/s along with data write speeds up to 150MB/s. This Extreme Pro CompactFlash Card is designed to support both full HD and 4K video as it is VPG-65 certified. VPG-65 (video performance guarantee) offers sustained data write speeds of 65MB/s ensuring a smooth flow of data keeping video streams crisp and clean. This CompactFlash card is also compatible with both RAW and JPEG file formats and comes equipped with an RTV silicone coating and writable label.
本款SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB CF Memory Card 至尊高速CF卡，属于SanDisk的Extreme Pro 高端系列，采用UDMA-7技术，提供了提供高达160MB/s （1066X）读取以及150MB/s写入的性能，不管是高速连拍RAW文件同步写，还是4K视频录像都不在话下。内部添加防震保护与 RTV 硅涂层，以抵御潮湿侵袭， 经测试可在 -25°C 至 85°C（-13°F 至 185°F）间的极端天气下工作。
SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB CompactFlash Memory Card UDMA 7 Speed Up To...
- Extreme continuous shot-to-shot performance with up to 150MB/s (1000X) write speed
- Extreme transfer speed to move data from the card to computer at up to 160MB/s (1067X) read speed
- Video Performance Guarantee- 65 (VPG-65) specification allowing Full HD video and 4K cinema quality video1 performance with minimum sustained write speed of 65MB/sec
Last update was on: November 8, 2024 18:08
- Extreme continuous shot-to-shot performance with up to 150MB/s (1000X) write speed
- Extreme transfer speed to move data from the card to computer at up to 160MB/s (1067X) read speed
- Video Performance Guarantee- 65 (VPG-65) specification allowing Full HD video and 4K cinema quality video1 performance with minimum sustained write speed of 65MB/sec
- Writeable label for easy identification and organization
- The Power Core controller's firmware algorithms through wear leveling enhance endurance of card by moving the data efficiently across the memory card
- Featuring RTV silicone coating for added protection against shock and vibration
- Extreme reliability in extreme temperatures, tested to perform from -25DegreeC to 85DegreeC (-13DegreeF to 185DegreeF)
- Compatible with CompactFlash format supporting host devices; UDMA7 enabled
Customer Reviews
PROS:
- 1500+ Uncompressed RAW images on my Nikon D810 (approx 70 mb each) This is the card I take to an event to make sure it all gets on the same card. The card is fast & gets those huge files out of the buffer rather quickly when shooting at 5fps. I don’t really do video but this card claims to be able to capture 4K video & you have a lot of room to do it. I have shot about 800 pics on this card since I got it about a week ago with no problems, but then again I never really worry with SanDisk.
- The card works fine. Prices vary a lot at different major retailers. Make sure your reader is new or firmware-updated to UDMA7, at which point the download speed is amazing. If the speed is the same as or slightly slower than older cards, that’s how you’ll know you need UDMA7 update or a new reader.
- Having used most brands of memory cards (SanDisk, Lexar, Delkin, Hoodman and others), SanDisk seems to be the one that never breaks down, even when shooting RAW stills at 10 frames per second. Professionally, I cannot shoot a subject for a day or longer and find that my CF is junk and the time spent “getting the shot” was a waste of time. More expensive? Yep. Worth it? Darn right!!!
CONS:
- I purchased two of these hoping for speed. Instead, we received inconsistent performance and corrupted files. My husband and I both use Canon 5D Mark III cameras and compact flash media all the time as we are both professional photographers. This is the first time we’ve experienced corrupted files with SanDisk. We had trouble with both CF cards. My husband tossed his and I was hoping to get a refund. Unfortunately I waited too long to take action and a refund is not possible.
- I bought a SanDisk 32GB CF card in 2012 and used it almost daily with zero problems until this year when it randomly died in the middle of a file transfer. I purchased this card as a replacement. Used it once and all files were corrupt upon transfer and unable to be recovered. Amazon sent a replacement, but now, less than a month later, this card is unreliable and giving corrupt files. I used to think that SanDisk was the best brand of memory cards, but my faith has been shaken by these recent problems. From some of the review, it sounds like I’m not the only one.