WESTERN DIGITAL SanDisk Extreme Pro Cfast 2.0 Memory Card 512GB - 525mb/s Read Speed

The SanDisk Extreme PRO CFast 2.0 memory card is engineered for professional cameras and camcorders, offering high sustained performance for cinema, broadcast and photography workflows. It supports VPG-130 for cinema-quality 4K recording and delivers maximum read speeds up to 525MB/s and write speeds up to 450MB/s. Designed in collaboration with camera manufacturers, the card provides large-capacity options, fast transfers and reliable operation for demanding shoots.

Advantages

VPG-130 support ensures a guaranteed minimum sustained write speed suitable for uninterrupted 4K (4096x2160) video recording. High write speeds up to 450MB/s enable rapid continuous shooting and burst photography, while read speeds up to 525MB/s reduce wait time when transferring large files. The card is backed by a lifetime limited warranty and includes a RescuePRO Deluxe download offer for recovering accidentally deleted files.

Key specifications

• Interface: CFast 2.0
• Video Performance Guarantee: VPG-130 (minimum sustained write 130MB/s)
• Maximum write speed: up to 450MB/s*
• Maximum read speed: up to 525MB/s*
• Suitable for: cinema-quality 4K (4096x2160) video and high-speed continuous photography
• Warranty: lifetime limited warranty
• Includes: RescuePRO Deluxe data recovery software download offer

How to use

Insert the CFast 2.0 card into a compatible camera or card reader following the device manufacturer’s instructions. For uninterrupted 4K recording, use cameras that support VPG-130 and ensure the card is formatted in-camera before use. After shooting, transfer files to a computer using a CFast 2.0-compatible reader to take advantage of the high read speeds. Keep a backup copy of important footage and use the RescuePRO Deluxe software download if you need to recover deleted files.

Recommendations

Use this card with professional cameras and camcorders that list support for CFast 2.0 and VPG-130 to ensure optimal performance. Regularly format the card in your camera, keep multiple cards for extended shoots, and maintain backups of critical footage.