Lexar 128GB Professional 1800x UHS-II SDXC V60 Rated 4K Video Capture Memory Card (GOLD Series)

I looked at two main things in my SDcard reliability speed of writing. I also look at value just like most people. I've been using lexar for a few years now and have found them to be reliable, and when taking pictures that is important as you can't go back into the past and get that same image again (generally). For my camera, I also need speed of writing to the card and that is why I chose this one and was willing to pay a slightly higher price. Lexar do do a faster card, but it is also a bit more expensive, though I intend to get one (or 2). The 128GB size for photography is reasonably ideal for me, I don't take thousands of pictures in one go at the moment, just a couple of hundred in raw and jpeg. For me write speed reduces running into buffer issues, read speed is secondary. Like I said I've got a variety of Lexar cards mainly from the silver range, so I've stepped up to their gold range. Don't look at headline read speed for photo work, more important for video, though write is still king and this gold series has faster write speeds than silver and also at a decent price here. I would say well worth considering.

Works as expected.

I’ve pretty much always used sandisk extreme pro cards, but the uhs-ii are so expensive. I was recommended these and was hesitant but they work really well and sits in a good performance: price ratio. The 2000x are a bit faster but really expensive. Same for sandisk. Time will tell if it’s as reliable as sandisk long term.

Works well with my Canon R6 Mark ii camera which needed a faster memory card. This Lexar 128GB V60 card is a good balance between cost and performance.

As far as I can tell this product is fine. However I do have a problem with SD cards which is that there are too many reference numbers and nobody apart from experts is going to know what they all mean. Clearly the capacity needs to be specified as does the speed at which they work. However what is 'Professional 1800X UHS-II SDXC V60 etc'? Few people will know (or care). By now, SD cards are commodity items; creating all these reference numbers just makes the purchase more difficult and confusing. Technobabble has ceased to impress me!

Was a bit concerned that that wouldnt be fast enough to do high speed burst photography at the highest quality on my a6700 - but I was wrong! Works great, no more having to wait ages for the buffer to clear - even after hundreds of pics its done in seconds.

Reasonable speed for the money. I don't need mega fast cards for everyday shooting.

Working fine.