SANDISK

SanDisk Extreme GO SDSDXGN-512G SDXC memory card 512 GB, U3, V30, 230 MB/s

The SanDisk Extreme GO SDSDXGN-512G is a high-capacity SDXC memory card: 512 GB of space for 4K UHD video and RAW photos on a DSLR or mirrorless camera. This UHS-I card reads at up to 230 MB/s and writes at up to 150 MB/s, rated U3 and V30.

  • Capacity and type: 512 GB, SDXC, UHS-I
  • Speed: read up to 230 MB/s, write up to 150 MB/s
  • Speed classes: U3, V30
  • 4K recording time: up to 719 minutes of 4K UHD video at 30 fps (641 MB per minute), according to the manufacturer
  • Operating temperature: −25 to 85 °C, storage −40 to 85 °C
  • Protection: waterproof, moisture, shock, drop, magnet, X-ray and wear resistant

Description

Long shoots on a single card

For the 512 GB version the manufacturer quotes about 719 minutes of 4K video at 30 fps, so a whole trip or event fits without swapping cards. V30 guarantees sustained writing of at least 30 MB/s, and the 150 MB/s peak speeds up burst shooting. For backups, the manufacturer offers the SanDisk Memory Zone desktop app.

Who this memory card is for

The card is for videographers and travel photographers whose camera supports SDXC cards and who record a lot of 4K footage. If a smaller card fills up halfway through a shooting day, 512 GB gives you headroom, and the wide temperature range suits outdoor work.

Specifications

General

BrandSANDISK

Memory

Internal memory typeUHS-I

Storage

Capacity512
Storage temperature (T-T)-40 - 85

Camera

Flash card typeSDXC

Connectivity

Wi-FiNo

Performance & capacities

Operating temperature (T-T)0 – 25 – 85 °C
Read speed230
Write speed150
UHS Speed ClassClass 3 (U3)
Video Speed ClassV30

Features

Protection featuresDrop proof/Magnet proof/Moisture resistant/Shockproof/Temperature proof/Waterproof/Wear resistant/X-ray proof
Package typeBlister

Dimensions & weight

Width23.88 mm
Depth2.03 mm
Height31.75 mm
Weight1.67 g

Questions & answers

How much 4K video fits on the card?

According to the manufacturer, up to 719 minutes of 4K UHD video at 30 fps when the video takes 641 MB per minute. A camera with a higher bitrate will fit less.

Will the card work in a camera with an SDHC slot?

Not necessarily. A 512 GB card uses the SDXC standard and needs SDXC support. A device made only for SD or SDHC cards may not recognise it.

How do I back up files from the card?

Connect the card through a computer card slot or a UHS-I card reader. The manufacturer offers the SanDisk Memory Zone desktop app for backing up and organising files.