Wednesday, October 18th 2023

Western Digital Announces New SanDisk Storage Products

Western Digital today announces a lineup of new solutions from its award-winning SanDisk brand that are designed to satisfy consumers' needs for more storage both at home and on the go. In a world of pixelated memories and digitalized experiences, the need for more space remains constant. Whether documenting a child's first steps, conducting wildlife research, or backing up a carefully curated music library, these new solutions from SanDisk are built for capturing and preserving life's journeys.

"We understand that peoples' storage needs continuously evolve, from personal photos, videos and files to professional content, which is what pushes us to redefine the limits of what's possible," says Susan Park, Vice President, Consumer Solutions, Western Digital. "Our goal is to continue creating easy-to-use, trusted solutions that people rely on today and tomorrow, and we hope the solutions we are launching today inspire people to keep creating."
Built for today's adventure and ready for tomorrow's journey, the exciting new breadth of SanDisk solutions helps expand storage for everyone's needs:

1.5TB SanDisk Ultra microSD UHS-I cards - World's Fastest 1.5 TB High-Capacity UHS-I microSD Card
Ideal for Android devices, Chromebooks and Windows laptops, the new 1.5 TB microSD card offers massive space for more of what matters.
  • Pushing beyond previous limits: The world's fastest 1.5 TB microSD UHS-I card with transfer speeds up to 150 MB/s read when paired with a SanDisk MobileMate USB 3.0 microSD card reader builds upon SanDisk's strong and long-lasting legacy of innovation in storage.
  • Wide compatibility: Expand your storage in a flash for host devices that support UHS-I microSD cards, such as Android smartphones and tablets, Chromebooks, and Windows laptops.
  • Availability: The new 1.5 TB cards are available now with an MSRP of $229.99 in the United States and are backed by a 10-year limited warranty1. This SanDisk Ultra card is available through the Western Digital Store and authorized e-tailers, and available through brick-and-mortar retailers under the Ultra PLUS name with read speeds up to 160 MB/s.
SanDisk PRO-CINEMA CFexpress Type B card - Hollywood-Quality Memory Card
Launched recently ahead of IBC 2023, the SanDisk PRO-CINEMA CFexpress Type B cards provide the professional performance needed to deliver the highest quality cinematic footage.
  • Cinema-quality performance: With minimum sustained write speeds of 1,400 MB/s, the SanDisk PRO-CINEMA CFexpress Type B card lets users capture cinema-quality 8K video without dropping frames.
  • Durable enclosure: Withstands up to 1-meter drops and up to 50 newtons (11.2 pounds-force) of force to help protect irreplaceable footage and videos.
  • PRO-READER and PRO-DOCK 4 compatible: Pair the PRO-CINEMA CFexpress Type B card with the SanDisk Professional PRO-READER CFexpress and the PRO-DOCK 4 devices (sold separately) for scalable, simultaneous offloads that help to maximize productivity.
  • Availability: Available now from the Western Digital Store and through authorized SanDisk retailers, e-tailers and distributors. MSRP in the United States starts at $399.99 for 320 GB with a lifetime limited warranty.
SanDisk Outdoors SD and microSD UHS-I Cards - Trail Cam Card for All Seasons
Designed for trail cameras and other devices used outside, the SanDisk Outdoors line of cards delivers the fast performance required to capture footage in up to 4K2 quality.
  • Even more ultra-realistic footage: Available in high capacities up to 512 GB, the cards are available in HD, Full HD and 4K2 varieties to ensure support for a large range of host devices whether conducting wildlife research, plant monitoring or land/property surveillance.
  • Hard to miss: The new cards feature a vivid Blaze Orange enclosure to help ensure it stands out whether dropped on the forest floor, in fields and water, or just when used in lowlight conditions.
  • Built to last: Able to withstand extreme temperatures from -25°C (-13°F) to 85°C (185°F) and submersion in 1 meter of fresh or salt water for up to 72 hours, the SanDisk Outdoors 4K SD UHS-I card also withstands relative humidity of 95% while in use.
  • Availability: The Outdoors SD and microSD cards are available now through the Western Digital Store and authorized e-tailers, and available through brick-and-mortar retailers such as sporting goods stores, and home and farm improvement stores under the Outdoors PLUS name. U.S. MSRP starts at $16.99 for 64 GB of the 4K SD card and $11.99 for 32 GB of the 4K microSD card. All cards are backed by a lifetime limited warranty.
Updated SanDisk USB Offerings - Multi-Connector Flash Drives in Vibrant Colors
These refreshed USB flash drives allow users to take and store even more photos and access them across their different devices (including smartphones, tablets and computers) without slowing down.

SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Luxe USB Type-C: All-metal 2-in-1 flash drive with reversible USB Type-C and Type-A connectors that is available in Gold (128 GB-512 GB) and Silver. Automatically back up photos using the SanDisk Memory Zone app. Available in up to 1 TB, this drive features high-performance USB 3.2 Gen 1 for quick
file transfers.
  • Availability: U.S. MSRP for the new Gold color starts at $22.99 for 128 GB and it is expected to start shipping by the upcoming Winter season. Silver is available now for purchase through the Western Digital Store and authorized SanDisk retailers, e-tailers and distributors.
SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Go USB Type-C: Simple-to-use storage that works across USB Type-C and Type-A devices now with up to 400 MB/s transfer speeds. Its dual-purpose swivel design helps to protect the connectors while on the go. This flash drive is available in 64 GB-256 GB in Absinthe Green, Lavender and Navagio Bay, and up to 1 TB in Black.
  • Availability: U.S. MSRP for the new colors starts at just $14.99 for 64 GB. All colors are available now for purchase through the Western Digital Store and authorized SanDisk retailers, e-tailers and distributors.
Source: Western Digital
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5 Comments on Western Digital Announces New SanDisk Storage Products

#1
Chaitanya
Sandisk seems to have obsession with UHS-I format and releasing new UHS-I cards and at that asking price is a joke. I know quite a lot of photographers who use their DSLRs(thanks to great battery life) for trail cams and UHS-I cards are going to be a serious bottleneck(Sony already has tough series of UHS-II cards and even Delkin or Hoodman have ruggedised SD cards). Also with the "quality" of recent Sandisk products not sure I will get any of their cards.
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unwind-protect
Yeah, hopefully this won't be another Sandisk trainwreck.

I still need CF cards, but not this way.
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bonehead123
This forum is as close as any of my computers will ever get to any Sandicks products, but I loves me some WD Black m.2's though :)
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goodeedidid
ChaitanyaSandisk seems to have obsession with UHS-I format and releasing new UHS-I cards and at that asking price is a joke. I know quite a lot of photographers who use their DSLRs(thanks to great battery life) for trail cams and UHS-I cards are going to be a serious bottleneck(Sony already has tough series of UHS-II cards and even Delkin or Hoodman have ruggedised SD cards). Also with the "quality" of recent Sandisk products not sure I will get any of their cards.
Lol what are you talking about bruh Sandisk have a lot of UHS-II products...
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Chaitanya
goodeedididLol what are you talking about bruh Sandisk have a lot of UHS-II products...
They just have 2 Extreme Pro V60 and V90 rated series and off those 2 V60 were announced couple of months back while V90 are quite old at this point. In case of Extreme Pro V60 compared to ProGrade, Sony and Lexar they are quite slow(for their smaller 64 and 128GB cards) for their asking price. Compared to these 2 UHS-II cards, Sandisk regularly updates and releases new UHS-I SD cards. Sony and Prograde both have completely done away with UHS-I cards and in case of Sony even their entry level E series are UHS-II SD Cards.
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