That being said, we don’t imagine that this will be too big of a deal. UHS-II is by no means a slouch, but clearly UHS-III is a lot faster and we imagine that this is something that many users might appreciate. This is a pretty huge difference, especially if you’re looking to transfer large files and you need it done quickly.
UHS-II offers speeds of up to 312MB/s, while UHS-III offers speeds of up to 624MB/s. dan-dor the relentless October 19, 2021 Not as forward looking as UHS-III (over 600Mbps) would be, but thank god it's not UHS-I (about 100Mbps).
So what does this mean if you’re looking to transfer data from an SD card to your computer?Īpple has confirmed to us that the SD card slot in the new MacBook Pro 14/16 is UHS-II (over 300Mbps). Given that UHS-III already exists, it is a bit of a pity that Apple did not adopt the newer protocol. However, according to Dan Seifert of The Verge, they have confirmed with Apple that the SD card slot on the laptop is UHS-II. This is obviously great news for professionals on the go who need to transfer files from their cameras and other devices to their computers. With the launch of the new MacBook Pros, Apple has finally brought back the SD card slot to the laptop, which they removed in the previous few iterations.
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