The SanDisk Extreme PRO SDHC UHS-II 32GB is the cinema-grade tier: a second row of pins unlocks up to 300MB/s reads and 260MB/s writes, and the V90 rating guarantees a sustained 90MB/s — the certification broadcast and high-bitrate cinema formats actually require. Small capacity, by design: pro video workflows rotate cards per take, not per day.
V90
The pro-video guarantee
V90 certifies a 90MB/s sustained write floor — the spec that lets 4K at broadcast bitrates, high-frame-rate and some 8K-class formats record without a dropped frame, ever.
UHS-II
300MB/s — double the pins
The second pin row is a physically wider pipe: 300MB/s reads offload a take in seconds, and burst photography hits buffer-clearing speeds UHS-I cannot touch.
Workflow
32GB — the rotation size
Pros shoot on multiple smaller cards and rotate — one corrupted card loses a take, not a day. 32GB per card is that discipline, priced in.
Right choice if you…
✔ Shoot video on a UHS-II body — V90 is what your codec asks for
✔ Burst RAW on flagship mirrorless (A9/Z9/R5 class)
✔ Run a multi-card rotation workflow
✔ Need offloads measured in seconds
Consider something else if…
✖ Your camera is UHS-I only — it cannot use the second pin row; the Extreme PRO UHS-I is the right spend
✖ You want maximum GB per pound — V90 silicon is priced for its floor, not its size
✖ Casual 4K — V30 covers it at a fraction of the cost
SanDisk Extreme PRO UHS-II 32GB — Technical Specifications
| Brand | SanDisk |
| Capacity | 32GB |
| Type | SDHC UHS-II |
| Read speed | Up to 300MB/s |
| Write speed | Up to 260MB/s |
| Video class | V90 — 90MB/s sustained guaranteed |
| Use case | Broadcast/cinema video, flagship burst photography |
| MPN | SDSDXDK-032G-ANCIN |
| EAN / GTIN | Printed on retail packaging |
| Warranty | Manufacturer warranty |
In the Box
Frequently Asked Questions
Will it work in a UHS-I camera?
Yes, at UHS-I speeds — but you’d be paying for a pin row the body can’t read. Buy V90 for UHS-II hardware.
Why only 32GB at this price?
You’re buying the guaranteed 90MB/s floor and the UHS-II interface, not gigabytes. Pro video codecs care about the floor; archives care about the gigabytes.
V90 vs V60 — when does it matter?
All-intra and high-frame-rate recording modes on prosumer/cine bodies list V90 as required or recommended; standard long-GOP 4K is fine on V60/V30.
Do I need a UHS-II reader?
For 300MB/s offloads, yes — a UHS-II reader completes the workflow; in UHS-I readers it still works at their ceiling.
Condition
Brand New — Retail Packaging
Warranty
Manufacturer warranty
Delivery
4–5 Working Days · Fully Tracked
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