| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Special Feature | water_proof, dust_proof |
| Read Speed | 277 Megabytes Per Second |
| Item Weight | 2 Grams |
| Write Speed | 150 |
| Hardware Interface | SDHC |
| Secure Digital Association Speed Class | Class 10 |
| Product Dimensions | 5.12"L x 4.45"W |
| Manufacturer | Sony |
| UPC | 027242917941 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00027242917941 |
| RAM | 128 GB |
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SF-M series TOUGH UHS-II SD Card
The World’s Toughest SD Card.[1]
TOUGH Specification M Series UHS-II SD cards are specially designed to keep your data safe, even in the toughest shooting conditions.
Features
Fast and reliable workflow
Up to 277MB/s read speed and 150MB/s write speed.[1] Available in 3 sizes: SF-M64T (64GB), SF-M128T (128GB), and SF-M256T (256GB).
Waterproof (IPX8) / Dustproof (IPX6)[2]
Withstands 72 hours in 15ft of water and dustproof based on IPX6 standards. Designed to keep images safe in the worst shooting environments.
18X Stronger[3]
18X stronger than standard SD cards and built for the most demanding situations.
Features
Ribless Design[4]
The ribless design reduces damage to the casing, minimizing the risk of lost data.
SD Scan Utility
Checks the health of the card by scanning the flash memory.
Features
File Rescue Downloadable Software[5]
File Rescue downloadable software helps recover photos and videos that have been accidentally damaged or deleted. Shoot with ease knowing high resolution photos and videos are protected. Compatible for Windows and MacOS.
Supports 4K Video Recording
Stable recording of 4K video with V60 (Video Speed Class).
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com |
| flash memory type | UHS II SD | SDXC | SDXC | SDXC | SDXC | SDXC |
| memory capacity | 128 GB | 128 GB | 128 GB | 128 GB | 128 GB | 128 GB |
| speed class | class 10 | class 10 | class 10 | class 10 | class 10 | class 10 |
| write speed | 150 | 260 | 100 | 90 MB per second | — | 280 MB per second |
| read speed | 277 megabytes per second | 300 megabytes per second | 280 megabytes per second | 200 megabytes per second | 270 megabytes per second | — |
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Again, a Card with Known Issues That Has to be Returned...
Should have known I would get the one affected the known corruption issue - the second time this has happened with Sony cards on Amazon! Now I have to go through the hassle of RMAing the stupid thing and waiting for that whole process to complete. Out of all the things I've ordered lately, this is the single item that arrived on-time, so thanks for getting this defective item out so quickly!* * *9/14/2020 Update...Now that the card has been replaced, I can comment on its actual performance (incidentally, dealing with Sony on the return is pretty straightforward and took about 11 days to complete, the bulk of the time being lost while the package sat around at a FedEx facility for 5 days with no movement whatsoever).The card itself performs as advertised and works very reliably on a GH5 recording in 400/MB/s All-I format, even if the fit in the card slot is ever so slightly tight. The card itself does feel quite stout, almost as if the shell is like a metallized plastic or ceramic material, feels heavier, and sounds different than a regular plastic SD card if dropped on a table (weird thing to notice, I know, but there it is). I have a an assortment of these Sony UHS-II cards, some of which have supposedly been affected by the file corruption issue, but none of which ever failed in actual use, and all of which have since been replaced out of an abundance of caution. Except for the hassle of having return those effected by the recall, I think these UHS-II cards by Sony are worth the cost given the price.The question is, though, do you really need a ruggedized SD card that's 18x stronger than other cards that's also IP68 rated? Probably not, but for those shooting in harsh conditions or who constantly fumble their SD cards into the ocean or your aunt's famous piping hot lasagna, this might well be the card for you. For anyone else, however, the regular version at the same speed rating may work just as well (and the 120MB/s and 100MB/s cards from Sony do equally well in a GH5 recording All-I, just so you know).To be completely honest, even though I needed a large SD card, I purchased this particular one mainly out of curiosity. The way I figure, if I happen to be filming during a flight that crashes into the ocean, the FAA can probably recover the card from the depths to help determine what went wrong, so it could be money well spent!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2020
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9/14/2020 Update...
Now that the card has been replaced, I can comment on its actual performance (incidentally, dealing with Sony on the return is pretty straightforward and took about 11 days to complete, the bulk of the time being lost while the package sat around at a FedEx facility for 5 days with no movement whatsoever).
The card itself performs as advertised and works very reliably on a GH5 recording in 400/MB/s All-I format, even if the fit in the card slot is ever so slightly tight. The card itself does feel quite stout, almost as if the shell is like a metallized plastic or ceramic material, feels heavier, and sounds different than a regular plastic SD card if dropped on a table (weird thing to notice, I know, but there it is). I have a an assortment of these Sony UHS-II cards, some of which have supposedly been affected by the file corruption issue, but none of which ever failed in actual use, and all of which have since been replaced out of an abundance of caution. Except for the hassle of having return those effected by the recall, I think these UHS-II cards by Sony are worth the cost given the price.
The question is, though, do you really need a ruggedized SD card that's 18x stronger than other cards that's also IP68 rated? Probably not, but for those shooting in harsh conditions or who constantly fumble their SD cards into the ocean or your aunt's famous piping hot lasagna, this might well be the card for you. For anyone else, however, the regular version at the same speed rating may work just as well (and the 120MB/s and 100MB/s cards from Sony do equally well in a GH5 recording All-I, just so you know).
To be completely honest, even though I needed a large SD card, I purchased this particular one mainly out of curiosity. The way I figure, if I happen to be filming during a flight that crashes into the ocean, the FAA can probably recover the card from the depths to help determine what went wrong, so it could be money well spent!
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Again, a Card with Known Issues That Has to be Returned...
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2020
Should have known I would get the one affected the known corruption issue - the second time this has happened with Sony cards on Amazon! Now I have to go through the hassle of RMAing the stupid thing and waiting for that whole process to complete. Out of all the things I've ordered lately, this is the single item that arrived on-time, so thanks for getting this defective item out so quickly!Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2020
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9/14/2020 Update...
Now that the card has been replaced, I can comment on its actual performance (incidentally, dealing with Sony on the return is pretty straightforward and took about 11 days to complete, the bulk of the time being lost while the package sat around at a FedEx facility for 5 days with no movement whatsoever).
The card itself performs as advertised and works very reliably on a GH5 recording in 400/MB/s All-I format, even if the fit in the card slot is ever so slightly tight. The card itself does feel quite stout, almost as if the shell is like a metallized plastic or ceramic material, feels heavier, and sounds different than a regular plastic SD card if dropped on a table (weird thing to notice, I know, but there it is). I have a an assortment of these Sony UHS-II cards, some of which have supposedly been affected by the file corruption issue, but none of which ever failed in actual use, and all of which have since been replaced out of an abundance of caution. Except for the hassle of having return those effected by the recall, I think these UHS-II cards by Sony are worth the cost given the price.
The question is, though, do you really need a ruggedized SD card that's 18x stronger than other cards that's also IP68 rated? Probably not, but for those shooting in harsh conditions or who constantly fumble their SD cards into the ocean or your aunt's famous piping hot lasagna, this might well be the card for you. For anyone else, however, the regular version at the same speed rating may work just as well (and the 120MB/s and 100MB/s cards from Sony do equally well in a GH5 recording All-I, just so you know).
To be completely honest, even though I needed a large SD card, I purchased this particular one mainly out of curiosity. The way I figure, if I happen to be filming during a flight that crashes into the ocean, the FAA can probably recover the card from the depths to help determine what went wrong, so it could be money well spent!
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