Mascom International stocks the SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB at KSh 3,000, brand new and sealed in its SanDisk pack. This full-size SDXC card reads at up to 140MB/s over the UHS-I bus and carries the Class 10, U1, V10 and A1 ratings for Full HD recording and fast file access. You will find the SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card at our shop on the first floor of Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Every pack shows the model number SDSDUGN-064G-GN6IN, so you can match the card to the receipt before you leave the counter.
Built for YouTube vloggers, church and school media volunteers, estate agents and journalists across Kenya, the SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card holds a full day of Full HD filming on one card. A 16GB or 32GB card often fills halfway through a wedding reception or a fundraiser in Kisumu, and someone has to stop and delete clips. The SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB gives about eight hours of 1080p video, which covers a long event and leaves space for photos. Estate agents shooting property walk-throughs in Kilimani can cover several houses before offloading.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops push unsealed cards of unknown origin, Mascom International sells only sealed SanDisk stock with a receipt and a 6-month warranty. At Mascom International, we're seeing more creators move from the 32GB tier to this card once their clips get longer. The SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card costs KSh 300 less than the SanDisk Ultra SD Card 64GB, for the same 64GB of full-size SD space. Stop by Kimathi Street to buy it, or order on WhatsApp and pay on delivery anywhere in the 47 counties.
Common Questions About the SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card
How much is the SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB in Kenya?
The SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB costs KSh 3,000, brand new and sealed, at Mascom International on Kimathi Street, Nairobi. That figure includes a 6-month warranty for manufacturing defects and pay-on-arrival delivery nationwide. The 32GB version is KSh 2,600, so you pay only KSh 400 extra for double the space and a faster read speed. For most buyers that small gap makes the 64GB the better value of the two.
How does the SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB compare with the SanDisk Ultra SD Card 64GB?
Both cards hold 64GB, fit full-size SD slots and handle Full HD video, so everyday results look much the same. The SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB costs KSh 3,000 at Mascom International, while the SanDisk Ultra SD Card 64GB is KSh 3,300. The Ultra GO adds the A1 rating for quicker small-file access and reads at up to 140MB/s. Pick the Ultra GO to save KSh 300; pick the Ultra if you prefer SanDisk's longer-running line.
How much Full HD video can the SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB record?
The SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB records about eight hours of Full HD video at a typical 130MB per minute. That is enough for a full wedding, a school prize-giving day or a two-day workshop in Naivasha. In photos, it stores roughly 21,000 shots at 12MP using about 3MB per JPEG. Higher bitrate settings and RAW photos fill it faster, so check your camera's estimate on its screen after formatting.
Is the SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB safe for filming at dusty outdoor events in Kenya?
The SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB is a sealed solid-state card with no moving parts, so dust at a Machakos harambee or a Kajiado field day will not slow it down. Keep the card inside the camera or in a small case, since grit on the gold contacts can cause read errors. During the long rains, dry your hands before swapping cards. In coastal humidity around Mombasa, store spare cards in a sealed pouch with your camera gear.
Can I use the SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB to vlog for YouTube or TikTok?
The SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB suits vloggers who film in Full HD on a camera or camcorder with a full-size SD slot. Its V10 rating keeps 1080p recording steady, and the 140MB/s read speed shortens the wait when you copy clips to a laptop for editing. Creators in Nairobi often post from cafés with patchy Wi-Fi, so faster offloading leaves more time for uploading. For 4K vlogging, move up to the SanDisk Extreme PRO SD Card 128GB.
Will the SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB work in my older camera?
The SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB is an SDXC card, so your device must support SDXC to read it. Most cameras sold in the last decade do, and the SDXC logo usually appears near the slot or in the manual. Some older compacts and printers accept only SDHC cards up to 32GB. In that case, the SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 32GB at KSh 2,600 is the safer choice from Mascom International.
How do I format the SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB for the first time?
Format the SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB inside the camera that will use it, through the camera's setup menu. This sets the right file system, usually exFAT for SDXC cards, and avoids errors during recording. Formatting on a laptop also works but sometimes picks a format the camera dislikes. Back up any files first, because formatting erases everything. Our Kimathi Street team can format it in your camera at the counter.
Who should buy the SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB and who should skip it?
Buy the SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB if you film Full HD events, vlog, shoot property tours or simply want room for a year of family photos. It doubles the 32GB card's space for KSh 400 more. Skip it if your camera records 4K or fires long RAW bursts; the SanDisk Extreme PRO SD Card 128GB writes much faster. Phone and drone owners need microSD, such as the SanDisk Extreme PRO microSD Card 128GB.
Technical Specifications
Core Function and Speed
- Read speed of up to 140MB/s over UHS-I — a full day of event clips moves to your laptop in far less time.
- Class 10 rating — the established speed mark showing the card keeps up with Full HD recording on most cameras.
- U1 UHS Speed Class — a minimum of 10MB/s sustained writing, so 1080p video runs without frames being dropped.
- V10 Video Speed Class — the video rating cameras look for when recording Full HD; 4K recording needs a V30 card.
- A1 App Performance Class — faster opening of small files on tablets and media players that read straight from the card.
- 64GB capacity — about eight hours of Full HD footage or roughly 21,000 photos at 12MP, using standard file sizes.
Compatibility and Device Support
- Full-size SD format — fits camcorders, mirrorless cameras, DSLRs, compact cameras, laptops and printers with an SD slot.
- SDXC card type — needs a device that supports SDXC; older SDHC-only cameras should use the 32GB version instead.
- UHS-I interface — the standard connection on most consumer cameras sold in Kenya, from entry models to mid-range bodies.
- exFAT file system when formatted in camera — the usual format for SDXC cards, letting single video files run past 4GB.
- Mounts as a normal drive on Windows and macOS — drag and drop files with no extra software to install.
- Not suitable for microSD slots — phones, drones and most action cameras take the smaller card size.
- Model number SDSDUGN-064G-GN6IN — share it on WhatsApp with your camera model and we confirm compatibility first.
Build and Handling
- Solid-state design with no moving parts — survives being carried in a bag on daily commutes across Nairobi.
- Write-protect slider on the side — lock the card after an event so recorded clips cannot be deleted by accident.
- Standard SD card size — slides into camera bag pockets, card wallets and the SD readers built into many laptops.
- Exposed gold contacts — keep them free of dust and moisture, and store the card in a case between shoots.
- Light and thin — carry two or three cards together to rotate during multi-session events and conferences.
- Designed for repeated use — format it again before each project to clear old files and keep recording reliable.
Inclusions and Ownership
- Supplied brand new and sealed in SanDisk retail packaging — the model number on the pack matches your receipt.
- No card reader or adapter included — use a laptop SD slot or a USB card reader to transfer files.
- 6-month Mascom International warranty — covers manufacturing defects, with claims handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk.
- Genuine SanDisk stock with a printed receipt — handy for church, school and small business expense records.
- Usable space close to 64GB after formatting — a genuine card never hides a smaller real size behind its label.
- KSh 400 above the 32GB Ultra GO — the step up most buyers take once they film longer events.
Package Contents
The SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB comes brand new and sealed in SanDisk retail packaging, holding the card itself with the model number SDSDUGN-064G-GN6IN printed on the pack. There is no card reader, adapter or storage case inside. If you need a reader for a laptop without an SD slot, Mascom International can add a compatible one to your order and deliver both together.
Warranty
Mascom International backs the SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB with a 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. If the card fails to record, read or format during that period, return it with your receipt to our service desk at Old Mutual Building, Nairobi CBD, where the claim is handled.
Where to Buy the SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card in Kenya
The SanDisk Ultra GO SD Card 64GB is on the shelf at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Visit us Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Bring your camcorder or camera and our team will format the card and run a short test recording with you at the counter. The card comes in SanDisk's standard Ultra GO design.
Get in touch to check stock or ask which card your device needs:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
All orders ship with pay-on-arrival to the 47 counties. Customers in Nairobi and its environs receive the card the same day, and buyers in Nakuru, Mombasa, Nyeri, Kericho and Kitale receive theirs on the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. The card is protected by the 6-month warranty set out above.
Expect honest specifications, accurate pricing and after-sales support you can reach in person at Mascom International.
