Flash Memory Sony 256 GB SDXC UHS-II Class 10 SFE256.AE

The Sony SF-E 256 GB SDXC UHS-II card provides high-capacity storage with fast transfer speeds suitable for photographers and videographers. Built to UHS-II standards and rated Class 10/V60, it supports quick read performance up to 270 MB/s and sustained write performance up to 120 MB/s for reliable burst shooting and 4K video capture. The card features durable construction with IP57 protection and wide operating temperature range to withstand demanding conditions.

Advantages

This UHS-II SD card delivers faster file transfers to PC when used with a compatible UHS-II reader, reducing wait time for large media files. Built-in File Rescue software is available for recovery of accidentally deleted or corrupted photo and video files. The card is designed for durability with resistance to water, dust, drops up to 1.5 m and operation between -25°C and +85°C, making it suitable for varied shooting environments.

Suitable for

• Professional and enthusiast photography (burst and high-resolution stills)
• 4K video recording and high-bitrate video workflows
• On-location shoots in harsh weather or outdoor environments
• Fast media transfer to PC with UHS-II card reader

Key specifications

• Capacity: 256 GB
• Type: SDXC, UHS-II
• Read speed: up to 270 MB/s
• Write speed: up to 120 MB/s
• Speed class: Class 10, V60
• Durability: IP57 (waterproof and dustproof), drop resistance up to 1.5 m
• Operating temperature: -25°C to +85°C
• Brand/Model: Sony SF-E256 (MPN: SFE256.AE, EAN: 4548736105799)

How to use

Insert the SDXC card into a compatible UHS-II device or card reader. For fastest transfers to a PC, use a UHS-II compatible SD card reader and the appropriate cable or slot. Format the card in your camera or device before first use according to the device manufacturer’s instructions. Install Sony File Rescue software on your computer if you want the option to recover accidentally deleted or corrupted files.

Recommendations

Use this card for sustained high-bitrate recording and burst shooting; ensure your camera or recorder supports UHS-II and V60 to achieve optimal performance. Regularly back up important data and format the card in-camera to maintain performance and file system integrity.