The card label features an itegrated QR code which is a unique serial number that can be scanned for fast identification. The Panasonic MicroP2 is offered in 32 and 64GB capacities. It supports many video codecs up to AVC-ULTRA Class 200. It is optimized to support many consecutive file operations (open and close). Internally the card differs from a traditional SD card because it is specialized for high reliability in demanding applications. It was the first UHS-II compliant card released. The Micro P2 shares the same external design as a UHS-II SD card, with a total of 17 contacts in two rows. Dividing by 8 will give you the megabyte equivalency. In video data throughput is usually measured in megabits per second (Mbps), rather than megabytes M(B/s)per second. Panasonic states it supports transfers up to 2 Gbps (250 MB/s) read speed 200 Mpbs (25 MB/s) write speed. Additionally, Micro P2 cards can be used in full-size P2 video cameras via an adapter and firmware upgrade.Ĭompared with the full size P2, the Micro P2 is much smaller, faster and less expensive. The Micro P2 is a UHS-II compliant SD card and it is compatible with UHS-II, UHS-I and standard SD devices including digital cameras. The original P2 used a PCMCIA form factor, whereas the micro P2 uses the Secure Digital (SD) card format. It is the successor of the full-size P2 which Panasonic introduced in 2004. The Panasonic Micro P2 memory card was released in 2013 for use in video cameras. The solid aluminum case measures just 3.6" wide by 4.5" long by 1.Panasonic Micro P2 32GB UHS-II Card Review Introduction Supports most P2 memory cards and frame rates, including the P2 A-Series, P2 E-Series, P2 F-Series, and P2 R-Series, plus microP2 cards with an adapter (available separately) Transfer data from P2 cards at speeds up to 600 MB/s
The 10 Gb/s Thunderbolt interface delivers fast performance Suitable for use with a laptop computer when no power outlet is available Please note that ExpressP2 cards are not supported.Įnables you to ingest files from P2 memory cards to any Mac with a Thunderbolt or Thunderbolt 2 port
In addition to P2 cards, it supports microP2 cards using an adapter. The Thunderbolt Pro P2 Card Reader can be used with the Thunderbolt 2 interface, and using a separately-sold adapter, it can also be used with Thunderbolt 3. When on the go, the aluminum enclosure helps to protect the card reader, making it easy to transfer files at home or in the field. This bus-powered memory card reader requires no power adapter and comes equipped with a single Thunderbolt port that supports data transfer rates of up to 600 MB/s. Quickly and efficiently transfer data from Panasonic P2 memory cards to a Thunderbolt-equipped Mac using the Thunderbolt Pro P2 Card Reader from Sonnet.
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