About the Sony XQD Memory Card
Sony's 128GB XQD memory card is designed to record a lot of gorgeous 4K video at blazing speeds. This G series card offers 440 MB/s read speed and 400 MB/s write speed, so it can process vast amounts of 4K footage — or still photos in RAW format — quickly, so you can capture the scenes you want when the opportunities arise.
Product highlights:
- high-speed memory card for 4K video and RAW image files
- maximum write speed: 400 MB/s
- maximum read speed: 440 MB/s
- warranty: 5 years
- MFR # QDG128E/J
What's in the box:
Sony XQD Memory Card owner's manual
- 128 GB G-series XQD memory card (in clear plastic case)
- Operating Instructions (QD Series)
- Limited Warranty sheet
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Overview: Sony XQD memory cards are part of a new generation of media for digital cameras, camcorders, and other devices. They are designed for professional photographers using high-end DSLR cameras and 4K camcorders. Physically, XQD cards are smaller than Compact Flash, but larger than SD cards.
Transfer Speeds: The 128 GB G-series XQD Memory card has a write speed of up to 400 MB/s, and a read speed of up to 450MB/s. The XQD memory card's higher data transfer speeds lets you achieve stable continuous shooting.
Specifications:
- Operating Voltage: 3.3V
- Operating Temperature: -13°F to +149°F (-25°C to +65°C)
- Storage Temperature: -40°F to +185°F (-40°C to +85°C)
- Dimensions: Width-1.169", Height-1.514", Depth-0.17"
- Weight: 0.35 ounces (10g)
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I had my doubts that a I really needed a card this fast, but once I started using it with my Nikon 850, I became a believer. If you're moving up the technology tree in photography, it's time to go XQD. If your memory card can't keep up with your camera, what's the point of buying superior hardware?
Rich from Annville, PA