Delkin Prime SDXC Memory Card - 256GB
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The Delkin Prime 256GB UHS-II V60 SDXC Card is an ideal choice for professional photographers and videographers who require dependable high-speed storage for demanding workflows like 8K video and continuous burst shooting. It offers impressive read speeds of up to 280MB/s and a sustained write speed of 150MB/s, ensuring that large files are captured and transferred efficiently. While it excels in performance, users should note that the V60 rating is intended for specific high-bitrate tasks and may not be necessary for casual hobbyist photography.
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| Series | PRIME |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | DDSDB1900256 |
| Brand | Delkin |
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FAQs
Is this card compatible with UHS-I cameras?
Yes, it is fully backwards compatible and will function in UHS-I devices, though performance will be limited to UHS-I speeds.
What does the V60 rating mean?
The V60 rating guarantees a minimum sustained write speed of 60MB/s, which is suitable for 4K and 8K video recording.
Can this card handle raw burst photography?
Yes, the card is designed to handle high-speed raw image capture, allowing for fast buffer clearing.
Is the card waterproof?
The card is built with ruggedized construction to provide protection against water, shock, and X-rays.
Do I need a specific card reader for top speeds?
Yes, to achieve the maximum read speeds of 280MB/s, you must use a UHS-II compatible card reader.
Troubleshooting
Card not recognized by camera
Ensure the card is fully inserted, then try formatting the card using the camera's internal format menu.
Write speed appears slow
Verify if the host device or card reader is UHS-II compatible; using a UHS-I reader will throttle the transfer speeds.
Video recording stops unexpectedly
Check that the camera settings do not exceed the V60 sustain limit and ensure the card is not near maximum capacity.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Reliable sustained write speeds for high-resolution video
- Fast read speeds significantly reduce data transfer times
- Generous 256GB storage capacity for long-form projects
- Durable design protected against moisture and physical impact
- Fully backwards compatible with UHS-I devices
Cons
- V60 rating may be overkill for standard Full HD recording
- Maximum speed performance requires UHS-II compatible hardware
- Slower write speeds compared to V90 class cards for specific ultra-high-bitrate modes
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure optimal performance, ensure your camera or card reader supports the UHS-II (U3/V60) standard; while the card is backwards compatible with UHS-I devices, you will be limited to UHS-I speeds when used in older equipment. Always format the memory card within your camera settings before the first use to ensure the file system is correctly established. For maintenance, keep the gold contacts clean and free of dust. When not in the camera, store the card in a protective case to minimize exposure to moisture or static electricity. Avoid removing the card while the camera's access light is blinking to prevent file corruption.