SanDisk Extreme Pro CFast 2.0 Memory Card - 256 GB

This card is compatible with professional cameras and camcorders specifically designed with a CFast 2.0 slot. It is not compatible with standard SD or CompactFlash card slots.

Read speed (up to 525 MB/s) is how fast data can be retrieved from the card. Write speed (up to 450 MB/s) is how fast data can be saved to the card. For recording video or taking rapid photos, write speed is crucial.

No, this is a CFast 2.0 card and uses a different physical and electrical interface than CompactFlash (CF) cards. They are not interchangeable.

It is best to format the card directly in the camera or camcorder you intend to use it with. This ensures maximum compatibility and performance. Always back up data before formatting.

The card can operate in temperatures ranging from -20 °C to 70 °C (-4 °F to 158 °F).

For many professional workflows, 256 GB offers substantial recording time. However, the actual recording time depends on the video codec, frame rate, and resolution settings of your camera. For extensive shoots, multiple cards or higher capacities may be necessary.

SanDisk typically offers a limited lifetime warranty on their Extreme PRO memory cards. Please refer to SanDisk's official warranty documentation for specific terms and conditions.

Ensure the card is fully inserted and the device is powered on. Try reformatting the card in a compatible device. Clean the card's contacts gently with a dry, lint-free cloth. Verify device compatibility with CFast 2.0.

Confirm you are using a CFast 2.0 card reader that supports the card's full speed capabilities. Ensure the USB port on your computer is USB 3.0 or higher. Check for other processes on your computer consuming resources.

Stop using the card immediately. Attempt data recovery if possible. Reformat the card using a compatible device. If issues persist, the card may be damaged and should be replaced.

Try formatting the card using a different compatible device or a dedicated card formatting utility. Ensure the card is not write-protected (if applicable to the device) and has sufficient space.