Lexar Professional 1066x 64GB SDXC UHS-I Memory Card SILVER Series, C10, U3, V30, Full-HD & 4K Video, Up To 160MB/s Read, for DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras (LSD1066064G-BNNNU)

Lexar has been a quality product for a long time.

Got this for daughters new camera, remember those. She wanted to get a camera to take picture of things or events and needed a film grade SD card. This is a trusted brand and a good size for pictures. Worked right when inserted in her compact Canon point and shoot.

Im very pleased with my new set of Lexar cards. Lexar is my go-to for photography. To format my new set (in-camera, of course), I needed a firmware update for my D810. On the day, my new set of Lexar cards seemed to write faster than my older set and performed flawlessly.

I use shoot with a Sony a99ii digital camera in RAW (not compressed RAW so image file sizes are 85-86MB each) in dual-write mode (write the image to two cards simultaneously). For the last several years Ive been using the SanDisk Extreme Pro UHS-1 95MB/s SDXC cards. While reliable (zero issues with any SanDisk card) in real life theyre not as fast as theyd have you think and they tend to be expensive for what you get, IMHO. They have, however, been fast enough for my needs and if I can find a pair cheap (and not counterfeit) theyre a reasonable deal.

Que buena inversión; tengo más espacio para almacenar y trabajar de seguido sin necesidad de cambiar la tarjeta.

This is one of the slowest write speeds I have seen with similar specification (SDX V-I 30 U3 C10). the card has big-lettered 1066x 160-MB/s, none of which refers to the write speed, which is where a cards value truly is.

Lexar is well known company with big traditions, so obviously their products come with a certain level of quality expectations. Getting this SD card was an easy choice for me, and I wanted to compare the speeds and performance with my Sandisk Extreme Pro, which I am using predominately with my Sony a6400.