The SanDisk 128GB Extreme PLUS UHS-I SDXC Memory Card offers read/write speeds up to 190MB/s and 9...The SanDisk 128GB Extreme PLUS UHS-I SDXC Memory Card offers read/write speeds up to 190MB/s and 90MB/s, perfect for capturing high-speed stills and videos. It includes 2 years of RescuePRO Deluxe software. This card is designed for devices used outside, like trail cameras, and features a vivid blaze orange enclosure for easy spotting. It reliably captures 4K video and photos, with industry-leading offload speeds of up to 190MB/s and capture speeds up to 130MB/s. The card is tested to withstand extreme temperatures (from -25°C to 85°C), water submersion (up to 1 meter for 72 hours), drops (up to 16.4 feet), shock (up to 500G), and magnetic fields (up to 5000 Gauss). It is also resilient to airport X-ray machines and has a high insertion rating (up to 10,000). SanDisk, a pioneer in SD card technology, ensures exceptional reliability through its in-house designed memory.
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The SanDisk 128GB Extreme PLUS UHS-I SDXC Memory Card is designed for outdoor enthusiasts and professionals who need reliable, high-speed storage for demanding applications like trail cameras and 4K video capture. Its key benefit is robust performance in extreme conditions, offering rapid read/write speeds and exceptional durability. A potential caveat is that to achieve maximum offload speeds, a SanDisk Professional PRO-reader is recommended.
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Series
Extreme PLUS
Model Part Number
SDSDXWA-128G-GNCIN
Brand
SanDisk
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FAQs
What does UHS-I, U3, and V30 mean?
UHS-I refers to the interface speed of the card. U3 (UHS Speed Class 3) guarantees a minimum write speed of 30MB/s, suitable for 4K video. V30 (Video Speed Class 30) also guarantees a minimum write speed of 30MB/s, specifically for video recording.
Can I use this card in a device that only supports SDHC?
No, SDXC cards are not backward compatible with SDHC or SD-only slots due to differences in formatting and capacity. Ensure your device explicitly supports SDXC.
How do I use the RescuePRO® Deluxe software?
You will find instructions and a download link within the product packaging or on SanDisk's website. Typically, you install the software on your computer, connect the card (or recovered data storage), and follow the on-screen prompts to scan and recover deleted files.
What are the benefits of the blaze orange enclosure?
The vivid blaze orange color makes the card much easier to spot, especially when working outdoors, in low light, or when retrieving it from devices like trail cameras.
How resistant is the card to water damage?
The card is waterproof and can withstand submersion up to 1 meter for up to 72 hours.
Can I achieve 190MB/s read speeds on any computer?
To achieve the maximum 190MB/s read speeds, you need to use the card with a compatible SanDisk Professional PRO-reader and a USB 3.0 or faster port on your computer. Results may vary based on host device and system configuration.
What is the warranty period for this card?
This SanDisk Extreme PLUS SDXC Memory Card comes with a limited lifetime warranty from SanDisk.
Troubleshooting
Card not recognized by device
Ensure the card is inserted correctly. Try cleaning the gold contacts. Test the card in another compatible device. If the issue persists, the card may need formatting (back up data first if possible) or may be faulty.
Data corruption or errors
Safely eject the card from the device. Re-insert and check for errors using the device's file system check tool or a computer's disk utility. Ensure firmware on your host device is up-to-date. Consider using RescuePRO® Deluxe to recover lost data.
Slow write speeds during recording
Ensure the card meets the device's minimum speed requirements (U3/V30). Close any background applications on a computer that might be using storage resources. Using a dedicated card reader designed for high speeds can also improve offload times.
Card won't format
Try formatting in a different compatible device or computer. Ensure you are using a reliable formatting tool. If the card remains unformattable, it may have a hardware defect.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Exceptional read/write speeds for quick data transfer and camera performance.
Highly durable, designed to perform reliably in extreme environmental conditions.
Suitable for capturing high-resolution 4K video and burst photography.
Includes valuable data recovery software for peace of mind.
Easy to locate due to its distinctive orange color.
Cons
Maximum transfer speeds require a compatible SanDisk PRO-reader.
While durable, it's still a delicate electronic component that requires careful handling.
The 128GB capacity might be limiting for very extensive video projects without multiple cards.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Insert the SDXC card into the compatible slot of your device (camera, computer, trail camera, etc.). Ensure the card is inserted correctly, aligning the pins with the slot. Most devices will automatically recognize the card.
If formatting is required, it is recommended to format the card within the device it will be used in, following the device manufacturer's instructions.
Compatibility:
Card Type: SDXC. Ensure your device supports SDXC cards. Older devices might only support SD or SDHC.
Host Device: Compatible with SDXC-enabled digital cameras, camcorders, computers, trail cameras, and other devices.
Transfer Speeds: To achieve maximum offload speeds (up to 190MB/s), use with a SanDisk Professional PRO-reader SD and microSD (sold separately).
Care:
Handling: Avoid exposing the card to static electricity, extreme heat, or direct sunlight for prolonged periods. Handle the card by its edges.
Cleaning: Gently wipe the gold contacts with a clean, dry, lint-free cloth if they appear dirty. Do not use liquids or abrasive cleaners.
Storage: Store the card in a cool, dry place when not in use. Avoid storing it near magnetic fields.
Removal: Always safely eject the card from your device before removing it physically to prevent data corruption.