SanDisk Extreme Go microSDHC 32GB UHS-I U3 V30 A1 100MB/s + Adapter
- MicroSD
- MicroSDHC
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A 256GB microSDXC card with 240MB/s read and 160MB/s write speeds, rated U3 V30 A2 for 4K video and fast app loading
Capacity 256GB
The SanDisk Extreme Go microSDXC 256GB card delivers UHS-I speeds with U3, V30 and A2 ratings. It is built for enthusiasts and creators who record 5K point-of-view or 4K UHD video on Android devices, laptops or handheld gaming consoles. The bundled adapter extends compatibility to full-size SD slots.
This card suits users who need sustained write performance for high-resolution video and quick app loading on supported devices. It is not for workflows that require UHS-II or UHS-III bus speeds, nor for devices that demand video speed classes beyond V30.
The maximum read speed of 240MB/s sets the transfer ceiling for offloading large video files. Write speed reaches 160MB/s. If your device or card reader cannot utilise UHS-I U3 bandwidth, the extra headroom will not be realised.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | SanDisk |
| Product line | Extreme Go |
| Model name | SDSQXGN-256G-GN6MN |
| Part number | SDSQXGN-256G-GN6MN |
| Total capacity | 256 GB |
| Product type | MicroSDXC |
| Performance | |
| Speed class | UHS-I U3 4K V30 A2 |
| Max read speed | Up to 240 MB/s |
| Write throughput | Up to 160 MB/s |
| Storage | |
| Memory card format | MicroSD |
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Yes, the supplied adapter converts the microSDXC form factor to full-size SD so it can be used in cameras, laptops or card readers that only accept standard SD cards.
Insert the card label-side up until it clicks, then format it in the host device using the exFAT file system; skipping the in-device format is the step most people miss and can limit speed.
Replace it if you notice sustained write speeds dropping well below the 30MB/s V30 minimum, if the SanDisk app reports health warnings, or after several years of heavy 4K/5K recording workloads.
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