Exascend Catalyst UHS-II V60 SDXC Memory Card - 256GB: The Exascend Catalyst UHS-II V60 SDXC Memory Card - 256GB is a full-size SDXC card for compatible cameras and readers that need faster UHS-II transfer speed and V60-rated sustained video performance.

Use this 256GB SDXC card when your camera records to full-size SD media and the workflow benefits from UHS-II speed, V60 rating, and 280/180 MB/s listed read/write performance.

Product Overview

This Catalyst UHS-II V60 SDXC card is listed at 280 MB/s read and 180 MB/s write performance, with V60/U3/Class 10 speed ratings for compatible camera recording workflows.

The full-size SDXC format fits cameras and readers that use SD slots directly, without relying on a microSD adapter in the production workflow.

Key Features

• UHS-II SDXC card
• V60 video speed class
• 280 MB/s read speed
• 180 MB/s write speed
• 256GB recording capacity
• Limited lifetime warranty

How It Compares

Choose UHS-II V60 SDXC when you want a stronger sustained-write class and faster offload path than UHS-I V30 SD cards. Choose UHS-I V30 when your device is UHS-I-only or the workflow is less demanding.

Compatible Accessories and Related Gear

Pair this full-size SDXC card with a UHS-II-capable SD reader to preserve the faster offload advantage during ingest, backup, and edit-prep workflows.

Compatible products:

• Exascend Essential 4-in-1 Multi-Slot Card Reader

Related Exascend gear: Exascend Catalyst UHS-I V30 SDXC Memory Card - 128GB, Exascend Catalyst UHS-I V30 SDXC Memory Card - 256GB.

Who Is This For?

Camera operators, photographers, video creators, schools, and production teams using cameras with full-size SDXC card slots.

Who Should Choose Something Else?

Choose microSDXC, CFexpress, CFast, or external SSD media if your camera or recorder does not use full-size SDXC cards.

In the Box

• 1x Exascend Catalyst UHS-II V60 SDXC Memory Card - 256GB

Specifications

FAQ

What does V60 mean on this SD card?

V60 means the card is rated for a minimum sustained write speed of 60 MB/s, which helps compatible cameras maintain steady video recording when the codec requires that media class.

When should I choose UHS-II V60 instead of UHS-I V30?

Choose UHS-II V60 when your camera and reader support UHS-II and your recording or offload workflow benefits from higher sustained speed. Choose UHS-I V30 for lighter or UHS-I-only devices.

Is this a full-size SD card?

Yes. This is a full-size SDXC card, not a microSD card. Use it in cameras, readers, and devices that accept SDXC media directly.

What reader should I use for faster offload?

Use a UHS-II-capable SD reader when you want to preserve the speed advantage during ingest to a laptop, workstation, or backup drive.

Is 256GB enough for a video shoot?

It depends on codec, bitrate, frame rate, and backup routine. For long production days, carry multiple cards and rotate them through a planned backup workflow.

Where to Buy in Canada

Filmgear Canada supplies the Exascend Catalyst UHS-II V60 SDXC Memory Card - 256GB to Canadian creators, camera teams, schools, studios, and production buyers from Vancouver, BC, with Canada-wide shipping and pickup options.