Flash-geheugen Angelbird 1,02 TB UHS-II AV PRO SD V60 MK2

The Angelbird AV PRO SD V60 MK2 is a high-capacity 1.02 TB SDXC UHS-II memory card designed for advanced DSLR and mirrorless cameras. It supports sustained write performance suitable for full-frame 4K+ video recording and high-speed continuous photography, and is built to operate in extreme temperatures and resist common environmental hazards.

Advantages

This SDXC UHS-II card delivers sustained write speeds appropriate for V60-class video workflows and fast burst shooting, with high read performance for quick file transfer. Stable Stream™ technology optimises sustained throughput for reliable recording, while an integrated write-protect switch prevents accidental deletion or formatting. The card is water-resistant and engineered to withstand shock, X-ray exposure, moisture and wide temperature ranges.

Suitable for

• Professional 4K and higher video recording with DSLR and mirrorless cameras
• Sequential burst photography in RAW and JPEG formats
• On-location shoots in harsh environments (desert, high altitude, cold climates)

Key specifications

• Form factor: SDXC (UHS-II)
• Capacity: 1.02 TB (1024 GB)
• Video speed class: V60 (minimum sustained write suitable for 4K+)
• Maximum read speed: up to 280 MB/s
• Maximum write speed: up to 160 MB/s (sustained write performance around 140 MB/s for stable recording)
• Operating temperature range: -25° C to 85° C
• Color: Black

How to use

Insert the Angelbird AV PRO SD V60 MK2 into a compatible SDXC UHS-II slot on your camera or card reader. Ensure the camera supports UHS-II and the V60 video speed class for optimal performance. Use the write-protect switch on the card edge to lock the card when you want to prevent accidental file deletion or formatting. After recording, transfer files to your computer using a UHS-II compatible card reader to achieve the highest possible read speeds.

Recommendations

For uninterrupted 4K+ recording and burst RAW shooting, confirm your camera firmware supports UHS-II cards and set recording formats and buffer settings according to the camera manufacturer’s guidelines. Regularly back up data and avoid removing the card during write operations.