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SanDisk
SanDisk SDSQXVF-032G-AN6MA Extreme 32GB microSDHC Card
★★★★★
4K
90MB/s write speeds and UHS-I Class 3 rating let the SanDisk Extreme 32GB microSDHC keep up with 4K video capture without dropping frames.
$39.99*
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Overview
Key Features
The speed you need
Shoot 4K Ultra HD video today
All the Memory you need
SD adapter for versatility
Built for extreme conditions
Specifications
Card Type
microSDHC
Storage Capacity
32GB
Video Support
4K Ultra HD
Condition Resistance
Extreme conditions
Included Accessory
SD adapter
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this card fast enough for 4K Ultra HD video recording, and what speed class is required?
Yes. 4K UHD recording requires a minimum V30 (Video Speed Class 30) rating, which guarantees 30MB/s sustained write performance. The SanDisk Extreme 32GB exceeds this with up to 90MB/s write speeds and carries both U3 (UHS Speed Class 3) and V30 ratings. The card sustains the write throughput that 4K video requires without dropping frames.
What read speed does this card achieve, and does it matter for in-camera performance?
The card achieves up to 100MB/s read speed — relevant primarily when transferring files from the card to a computer. In-camera performance is governed by write speed, not read speed. The read speed advantage matters most when you're offloading a full card during a shoot day and don't want to wait on data transfers.
Will this card work in a standard SD card slot, or does it only fit microSD devices?
The card is a microSDHC format, which fits microSD slots natively. It does not fit a standard full-size SD slot without an adapter. An SD adapter is included in the package, which allows the card to be used in cameras and card readers with a full-size SD slot — providing versatility across both slot types.
What does "built for extreme conditions" mean practically — is this card waterproof?
SanDisk markets the Extreme line as resistant to water, temperature extremes, shock, and X-ray exposure. It is not rated for immersion the way a dedicated waterproof device would be, but it is designed to survive the incidental exposure — rain, drops, airport X-ray security — common in field use. Data integrity under these conditions is the core claim, not full submersion resistance.
Is 32GB enough for a day of 4K shooting, or should I consider a larger capacity?
32GB capacity at 4K UHD bitrates (approximately 80–100Mbps for common camera codecs) provides roughly 40–50 minutes of continuous 4K recording. For a controlled shoot with planned takes, this is workable with disciplined card management. For run-and-gun, documentary, or event shooting where recording is sustained and unpredictable, a 64GB or 128GB card eliminates the mid-session card swap.