Memory card Kodak EKMSD128GUHS2V2K SDXC UHS-II 128 GB, Read 300 MB/s, Write 270 MB/s, U3 V90, Class 10

The Kodak EKMSD128GUHS2V2K SDXC UHS-II 128 GB memory card offers high-capacity storage and fast data transfer for demanding photo and video workflows. With read speeds up to 300 MB/s and write speeds up to 270 MB/s, this Class 10 card with UHS Speed Class U3 and Video Speed Class V90 is designed for high-resolution stills, continuous burst shooting and 4K–8K video recording. The card is finished in black and orange and fits devices that accept SDXC format.

Advantages

This memory card combines large capacity with very high sustained transfer rates, reducing wait times when saving large files or offloading media. Video Speed Class V90 ensures the card meets the minimum sustained write performance required for professional 4K and 8K recording. The UHS-II interface improves read/write throughput compared with UHS-I cards, which helps in fast image preview, file transfer and continuous shooting.

Suitable for

• Professional and enthusiast cameras for burst and high-resolution stills
• 4K and 8K video recording
• High-speed file transfers to computers with UHS-II compatible card readers
• Storage and backup of large photo and video libraries

When it may not be suitable

This card may be unnecessary for casual users who only shoot low-resolution images or short HD videos, where lower-capacity or lower-speed cards would suffice. Devices that only support UHS-I or older SD standards will not benefit from the full UHS-II speed and will operate at reduced transfer rates.

Key specifications

• Capacity: 128 GB
• Flash card type: SDXC (SD eXtended Capacity)
• Read speed: up to 300 MB/s
• Write speed: up to 270 MB/s
• Flash memory class: Class 10
• UHS Speed Class: U3
• Video Speed Class: V90
• Colour: Black and Orange

How to use

Insert the SDXC card into a compatible device’s SD card slot according to the device manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the card is oriented correctly. For maximum performance when transferring files, use a UHS-II compatible card reader and a computer with appropriate ports. Format the card in-camera before first use if recommended by your camera manufacturer, and follow safe ejection procedures when removing the card to avoid data corruption.

What to consider before purchase

• Ensure your camera or recorder supports SDXC format and can use UHS-II cards to take advantage of the higher speeds.
• Confirm that your workflow (editing, backup, transfer) supports and benefits from the card’s sustained write/read speeds.
• Evaluate whether 128 GB capacity meets your shooting or recording needs, or if higher/lower capacity would be more suitable.

Recommendations

For best results use the Kodak SDXC UHS-II card in devices that explicitly support UHS-II and V90 video classes, format the card in-camera before first use, and keep backup copies of important files to prevent data loss.