– Lexar SILVER PRO SD Card 128GB UHS-II SDXC | V60, U3, C10, Up to 280MB/s Read, 120MB/s Write, For DSLR/Camera, Professional Photographer/Videographer, LSDSIPR128G-BNNAA

As a photographer and videographer, I rely on quality, performance and reliability. Other than a CFE-A or V90 SD card, these V60 Lexar SD cards are my go to daily cards. They're sensibly priced. Format, read, write without an issue. On burst mode I am able to fire away without issue (granted i only ever use high speed burst for about 5 frames), however, for my use I cannot fault these cards - Both the read and write speeds are sufficient enough for shooting events such as weddings. I've had no issue video recording at 4K either. I am now looking into buying their CFEA cards as i cannot fault their performance.

I have been using SD and micro SD cards from another manufacturer for more years than I care to remember, I had one of those fail last year and I put it in the box with the other suspect cards and I was alarmed how many there was in there! I have been using Lexar cards ever since (and occasionally Sony cards that are too expensive for everyday use). I haven’t had any fail as yet . I have one these cards in a Sony a7 iv that is used for 4k video and another that is used in a Sony a6700 for both stills and video and I haven’t had any problems with buffering or frame rate dropping when in use. I’m very happy with both performance and price.

I've loved Sandisk SD cards for years but when I moved from photo to video seriously, I needed something that packed extra punch. Running this V60 card in a Sony FX3 is a dream for shooting 422 4K, with fast 2080MB/s read and 120MB/s write, it performs miracles for the price. I'd definitely recommend this to anyone seeking a really reliable and fast SD card for shooting 4K video. Lexar are just going great work in this storage space.

Quality product, competitive price

I've always sworn by SanDisk cards. I usually Use Extreme Pro for photography, HD and 4K video and audio recording. However after a couple of recent fails I have been looking at other brands. On the surface these might look more expensive if you do a quick search on amazon, but usually this will be because you are comparing V30 rated cards where these are V60. A V60 rated 128GB SanDisk is currently priced around £50, I got the equivalent Lexar at £27.99 a pop. This won't matter to everyone and for HD video and photography the V30 SanDisk is still a great deal, but for anyone filming video in 4K 'V Speed' is a big deal and V60 gives a lot more headroom and reduces possibility or errors or corrupt frames etc, so the Lexar card are a really good low price option for a quality card with faster video speed.

It's a V60 and oddly enough , I have the V30 version which on testing is actually a faster sequential write speed than the V60 ! the V30 - write : 123 MB/s V60 : 112 MB/s But anyway, they are both much faster than the designated speeds, so no worries. The point is - is it worth paying the extra for the V60 ?

Works perfectly (Nikon z7 )

Does the job

Super fast. Works as advertised. Great delivery from Amazon. Bought it for my D500 and the performance is great.

Tres bonne carte mémoire pour son prix avec un taux de transfert correct

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I got this card for my camera to mainly shoot video on, and so far it’s handling it pretty well. I have also tried the 600mbps video which normally requires a v90 card and I didn’t have any problems. Though I can’t guarantee it will work for a longer video as I haven’t tested that. I am also very impressed with the read speeds it doesn’t take too long to transfer the whole shoot to my computer.