Panasonic 128GB U3 SDXC Memory Card (Class 10)

Description

Panasonic 128GB U3 SDXC Memory Card (Class 10) for 4K video support and faster speeds (reads up to 95 MB/s and write up to 90 MB/s). UHS-I ultra-high-speed, high durability and toughness for professional performance and reliability.

Features

• UHS Speed Class 3 (U3) - 4K Video Support
  UHS Speed Class 3 (U3) is a new standard that delivers smooth video recording to meet the demands of advanced applications such as 4K and high bit-rate Full HD. It guarantees a constant minimum write speed of 30 MB/s (240 Mbps) optimizes the video experience and eliminates dropped frames in both 4K and all-round video.

• Ultra High Speed (UHS-I)
  UHS-I is an SD card bus standard with a maximum data transfer speed of 104 MB/s.* The high speed writing lets you take burst shots without dropped frames, or RAW photos with a digital SLR smoothly. The high read speed lets you transfer large-sized data quickly and easily. It also makes it suitable for all types of video shooting -- from the ultimate 4K, to Full HD and standard video.

• Tough & Safe
  All Panasonic SD and microSD cards feature a Tough & Safe design. They are accident proof against harsh conditions such as Water, Static Electricity, Shock, Magnetism, Temperature and X-rays. Also, a built-in fuse* operates to prevent the SD card and host devices from being damaged due to unexpected problems such as overheating in the event of an electrical charge.

• Smart Guard Data Protection
  Panasonic's "Power Failure Guard" automatically retrieves the affected part to preserve important data, even in the event that data is damaged by a sudden power interruption. This feature is verified by TUV Rheinland tests. "Data Damage Guard"* reduces the defect risk and make the card's operating life longer by equalizing the re-write frequency of each writing sector.

• Long-lasting MLC Flash Memory
  The NAND flash memory, where data is stored on an SD card, has an upper limitation on the number of re-writing cycles. MLC types can be re-written 10x longer than TLC types and have a lower error rate. MLC types help to save precious memories much longer.