If you want to take fast photos and get the maximum out of your DSLR/Mirrorless for sports etc... whilst the kit is important, do not underestimate the value of a high performing memory cardhaving been a long term fan of Sandisk Extreme's and Extreme Pro's (UHS-I) for a while, but was in need, so picked this up as it was instock.... for equal performance with the Sandisk the price is much higher (UHS-II).the Lexar 1800x was well worth its modest cost... I want a 2000x now :D

I am absolutely thrilled with the Lexar 128GB Professional 1800x UHS-II SDXC Memory Card from the GOLD Series. As a photographer, I need reliable and high-performance storage for my work, and this memory card delivers on all fronts. The blazing-fast read and write speeds have significantly improved my workflow, allowing me to capture more shots in burst mode without any lag. The ample 128GB capacity ensures I have ample space for even my largest shoots. The durability and build quality are impressive – I know my data is safe even in challenging shooting conditions. Whether it's 4K video recording or high-resolution photos, this memory card handles it all effortlessly. It's become an indispensable tool in my gear collection, and I highly recommend it to fellow ... MoreI am absolutely thrilled with the Lexar 128GB Professional 1800x UHS-II SDXC Memory Card from the GOLD Series. As a photographer, I need reliable and high-performance storage for my work, and this memory card delivers on all fronts. The blazing-fast read and write speeds have significantly improved my workflow, allowing me to capture more shots in burst mode without any lag. The ample 128GB capacity ensures I have ample space for even my largest shoots. The durability and build quality are impressive – I know my data is safe even in challenging shooting conditions. Whether it's 4K video recording or high-resolution photos, this memory card handles it all effortlessly. It's become an indispensable tool in my gear collection, and I highly recommend it to fellow photographers and professionals.

Awesome V60 Rated SD Cards

The Lexar 1800x are a new line of SD cards from Lexar, slotting in between the 1667x and the 2000x. While these are not as fast as the V90 rated 2000x cards, they are a step above the 1667x. While both the 1667x and the 1800x are V60, the 1800x offers a bit higher sustained read and write speeds. These cards will be more than enough for most 4k24, 4k30 and even 4k60 recording in h.264 and h.265 formats. You may need V90 rated cards for 4k120 or the more uncompressed formats.Comes with Lexar's lifetime warranty which is nice. I did have an older card fail and Lexar sent a refund to replace it upon receiving a picture of the destroyed card.These are now our standard, go to cards when V90 is not required.

Consistent Quality from Lexar and Bhphotovideo

I have used Lexar products for years for saving my photographs safely and securely. The Lexar range has always proved to be sturdy, reliable and trustworthy - I wouldn't risk my photographs and data with any other manufacturer. B&H are also reliable in providing these products at a reasonable market price.

Excellent

Works great. I've had the 2000x Lexar for three years and it's had no issues. These were much less expensive, and to my surprise even record 4K HQ video (8K downrezzed in-camera to 4K) on my Canon R5 with no problem. These are an excellent alternative to the priciest cards.

Excellent speed and so far reliability

These are well priced for the speed. Just short of V90 performance and dramatically reduced cost. I use them for R5 photos but have tested them for 4k video with good results. Transfers directly from the USB port to my Dell XPS are the same speed as with the faster CF Express cards.

Fantastic card, amazing copy speeds

This card is GREAT. It replaced a silver Lexar card that's a little slower that began glitching out. You'll want to buy a USB 3.0 UHS-II card reader to pair with this thing, because if you do, it REALLY lives up to the read speed shown on the front. My 2.5 Gbps network link to my giant NAS was fully saturated by copies of 4K footage from this card. I highly recommend it.

Great Value for a very good card

I have been using Lexar cards for many years now. I have never had a problem with any of the SD cards I have used over the year. I use them only once. I have never had any problems and they seem to work as advertised. I shoot raw pictures and very little video. They are better priced than most of the other similar cards on the market. That being said, If I did not have confidence in the cards, I would pay more for SanDiisk or Sony Tough Cards.

Like all lexar cards I used, disappointed.

I heard about lots of bad words of lexar cards, some people said they lost their data when use lexar. I think I'm lucky so I bought my first lexar card 3 years ago. After about half year the card start writing photos into it with really low speed. It's still doing that, but after format it's fine. The reason why I didn't ask them to change is their customer service is really messed up during that time an I can still use it if I format it every time before I use it. After 3 years, when I buy the FX3, I choose this V60 lexar cards, I was thinking after 3 years they should be better. Same thing happened. When I replay the clips on my FX3 it shows some error code randomly, and when I try to copy them into my hard drive, it just don't respond about every 2 seconds, ... MoreI heard about lots of bad words of lexar cards, some people said they lost their data when use lexar. I think I'm lucky so I bought my first lexar card 3 years ago. After about half year the card start writing photos into it with really low speed. It's still doing that, but after format it's fine. The reason why I didn't ask them to change is their customer service is really messed up during that time an I can still use it if I format it every time before I use it. After 3 years, when I buy the FX3, I choose this V60 lexar cards, I was thinking after 3 years they should be better. Same thing happened. When I replay the clips on my FX3 it shows some error code randomly, and when I try to copy them into my hard drive, it just don't respond about every 2 seconds, luckily I successfully backed up my file. I don't recommend buying any Lexar cards anymore. I won't buy them in the future as well. Your data is not safe, and the performance is unstable, you might suffer irrupted recording during your work.

Very good performance, outstanding value.

I bought these to have a few spare not-too-expensive SD cards on hand for my Canon R6-II. They are plenty fast for most still photography work. Yes, I also keep a couple 2000x (300/250MB/s) cards in the bag for video or for rare moments where I plan to really challenge the camera's buffer. Still, for most purposes, these cards get the job done at a much better price.