Great cards with good read/write speeds for the price. They don't come with the plastic cases, which I didn't realise until after I bought them, so make sure you have card cases to protect them when not in use!

Amazing product.. use ALL the time!

I use this for my pictures and videos of my children. It works great! These are very simple to use and are very reliable. I recommend these to anyone.

Best memory cards out there

I've used other memory cards and have had issues. From slow write speeds to outright failures. NEVER a problem with the Lexar Cards. They are my go to media no questions asked!

Couldn't be happier!

Fast shipping and delivery! Nicely packaged and I got a great price before the holiday! Couldn't be happier! I wanted to have a spare ... this is 64GB, while my other is only 32GB, so will probably switch them and keep the 32 as my backup.

Fast and great for a pro photographer

A great memory card for my canon 5d mark iii. I shoot families and high school seniors and it is speedy enough for how I shoot and holds a large amount of RAW photos. (Almost 2k with my current settings)

Good memory card for the money

I used SanDisk Extreme Pro 64GB SD card. Its speed is rated 95 MB/S. I don't know what speed it is, read or write. The speed of this Laxar Professional 64GB SD card is rated 150M/S. I also don't know what speed it is, read or write. For the shots, these two cards perform pretty much the same. The time delay is very small. Of course, I did not do a scientific or professional test and comparison. I feel for my non-professional use, this card is good enough for the money.

Makes a big difference

This Lexar Pro SD card makes a big difference when shooting bursts, as when shooting wildlife. The camera stores each image on the sensor buffer, and then writes to the memory card. While writing, the sensor is un-available to record new images. I have previously missed many good action shots waiting for this to finish. This Lexar Pro writes so quickly, that I am able to shoot again in just a couple of seconds !

Not as fast as other Brand

I ordered this specific Lexar 1000x UHS0II U3 SD card for it's speed. Sadly it does not perform well as compared to my SanDisk 64GB 95MB/s SDXC U3 SD. The processing of the SanDisk SD card is faster and evident by accessing the play button after taking a picture. The Lexard SD card continues to write way after the SanDisk has finished. For real time application this does not work for me as I do not always have the luxury to wait for the card to finish processing. I have missed crucial shots in my event work due to the slower write/read speed. I will not be buying any more Lexar products in the future and will focus on Sony or SanDisk brands.

Very Fast Card

Both of my Nikons advertised 5-7 frames per second. What I did not know is that in order to achieve those speeds I had to have a faster memory card than what I was able to get at my local Walmart. I am a pet photographer and use "Continuous Burst" mode with all of my shots. If I don't, I run the risk of missing something cute and I have not figured out how to tell a cat or dog to repeat something. The problem is that I use RAW format to allow for more detailed editing and my camera's buffer would fill up quickly. This Lexas memory card allows me to take fuller advantage of the camera's burst capabilities. It is not as fast as some other formats, but it has vastly improved the effectiveness of my camera. For what I have to do, I do not have to stop while the camera's ... MoreBoth of my Nikons advertised 5-7 frames per second. What I did not know is that in order to achieve those speeds I had to have a faster memory card than what I was able to get at my local Walmart. I am a pet photographer and use "Continuous Burst" mode with all of my shots. If I don't, I run the risk of missing something cute and I have not figured out how to tell a cat or dog to repeat something. The problem is that I use RAW format to allow for more detailed editing and my camera's buffer would fill up quickly. This Lexas memory card allows me to take fuller advantage of the camera's burst capabilities. It is not as fast as some other formats, but it has vastly improved the effectiveness of my camera. For what I have to do, I do not have to stop while the camera's buffer empties.

Works as expected

Not sure how much there really is to say about these, they work as expected. I'm not shooting sports, doing 120FPS video or raw video capture so I can't speak to the really heavy-write use cases, but for regular professional photo work and 24FPS, 4K video I have not had any issues.