Collection: SanDisk Ultra SD Cards
SanDisk Ultra SD cards are the everyday choice for point-and-shoot cameras, camcorders, Full HD video and school or office kits: Ultra SD from 16GB to 512GB (16GB and 32GB are SDHC; 64GB and up are SDXC), all Class 10. Genuine SanDisk with the full manufacturer warranty, priced in CAD and shipped from BC.
Which size SanDisk Ultra SD card?
| Use |
Size |
Roughly holds |
| Point-and-shoot, family and travel photos |
32GB (Ultra SDHC) |
about 3,000 photos |
| Full HD video at 8 Mbps |
32GB or 64GB |
about 9 or 18 hours |
| Camera kits shared by a class or team |
64GB or 128GB |
about 6,000 or 12,500 photos |
| Large photo libraries, long Full HD recordings |
256GB or 512GB |
about 25,000 or 50,000 photos |
Estimates assume about 10 MB per photo; full chart in how much memory card capacity you need.
SanDisk Ultra SD card FAQ
Is a SanDisk Ultra SD card good for 4K video? No. Ultra is rated Class 10 for Full HD; 4K needs a card marked U3 or V30, such as SanDisk Extreme or Extreme PRO on the SD cards page.
SDHC or SDXC? SDHC covers 4GB to 32GB and SDXC 64GB and up; a camera that reads SDXC also reads SDHC, but older SDHC-only cameras cannot use SDXC. Details: SD card formats explained.
What is the Ultra SD card used for? Point-and-shoot and compact cameras, camcorders, laptops with an SD slot and classroom kits. More examples: SanDisk Ultra SD use cases.
Buying for a school or office? Ultra SD comes in bulk SD 10-packs, or request a quote.
