Lexar 128GB Professional 1667x SD Card, UHS-II, C10, U3, V60, Full HD, 4K, Up To 250MB/s Read SDXC Memory Card, for Professional Photographer, Videographer, Enthusiast (LSD128CBNA1667)

These are solid memory cards. I just bought a second, larger card. I have been shooting the 128GB version of this card for about 3 years now, first in my Fuji XT-4 and now in my Canon R8. Never a corruption, never a lost file. For me, it's Lexar and SanDisk.

This is for my DLSR camera. It has better speed than my current memory card. I am always going for better ways to get the best out of my camera.

My 4th card, simply amazing

Bought for a giftfor grandson he loved it

memoria veloz

I’ve been using this Lexar 2-pack primarily for photography with my Lumix S5X2, and they have been a great value. Each 128GB card gives me around 2000 RAW photos, which is plenty for event work. I typically use one as my main card and the second as a backup in case something goes wrong. The dual slot setup lets me keep shooting even if one fills up, so I can get about 4000 RAW images between the two. That kind of flexibility is exactly what I need.These cards are rated V60, which is perfect for photography but not ideal for higher resolution video. When I tried recording 4K or higher directly to the card, I noticed my camera started to lag. That is expected with the speed limitations, so I now use an external SSD for video. But for stills, these cards have performed without any issues.Lexar has been a solid alternative to brands like Sandisk, and for the price, this set is a smart buy for photographers who need fast, reliable short-term storage.Pros:- Each card stores roughly 2000 RAW photos- Great for dual card setups- Reliable performance for still photography- Affordable alternative to more expensive brandsCons:- Not fast enough for high-bitrate 4K video- Some lag when recording video directly to cardIf you're mainly focused on photography and need dependable cards at a good price, this Lexar 2-pack is a great choice. I would recommend it to any photographer looking for storage that performs well under pressure.

Quality product

I've been using the Lexar 1667x 64GB SD card in my camera for a few weeks, and it’s been a solid performer for both photos and 4K video.The card offers fast write speeds, keeping up with burst shooting and high-bitrate video recording without any noticeable lag or buffer issues.For the price, it’s a great value-just make sure to test it with your camera first, as performance and reliability can vary slightly between units.