Lexar Professional 2000x SD Card 128GB, SDXC UHS-II Memory Card, Up to 300MB/s Read, 260MB/s Write, Class 10, U3, V90 SDXC Card for DSLR, Full-HD Cinema-Quality 8K Video Cameras (LSD2000128G-BNNAG)

I’d consider this the ultimate V90 SD Card for price to performance, if you are looking at Sony Tough cards, consider these Lexar SD Cards. The read speed when transferring to an ssd makes it feel like it’s only a 32gb card. Dumping footage or large amounts of photos couldn’t be easier. I would recommend buying an UHS-II card reader in order to reach the top speeds. It has made my workflow a lot faster. The ability to shoot XAVC-I has been great allowing me to ditch the external recorder in favour for a smaller set up. If you are recording in XAVC-I definitely go for the larger 256gb cards since you’ll fill up 4K 25fps in about 35 minutes of recording.

This one of the best and recommended SD card for video and photography which comes well recommended. Used this form my latest camera and the compatibility with with various software is amazing. The SD Card works well with all systems and formatting cannot be as easy as noticed. Will highly recommend.

As a pro photographer I do rely on the integrity of my SD cards (even though I use cameras with a backup card slot). In all my years of ownership of Lexar cards, probably something like 15-20 years not one has ever died or stopped working on me. Sandisk have always died at some point which is why I will not use or recommend them. Lexar was bought out for a period and changed its name to ProGrade (iirc) but are now back to being Lexar. Tough, dependable and highly recommended.

As a professional photographer, this is always my go to card, it's a bit pricey but worth every penny. Unlike other competitors, it doesn't fail after writing and formatting a few times. You're paying for quality rather than a brand name.

as described

Great Price for a value for this product. I use it with my A7S mark III

Reliable and great storage

So I've had a bunch of these for high end Sony mirrorless cameras for professional event photography for a couple of years. I'd always felt that clearing the buffer was a bit slow but I just put up with it, thinking it was the ceiling of SD card write speed. V90 is V90 right? When looking into "best SD cards for Sony A1" one day, I came across an article that highlighted the underperforming write speeds of these Lexar 2000x cards: performing at around half the speed vs other top tier brands and their V90 cards. So I just took delivery of another brand of SD card (the winner in the group test in the above article) which are currently half the price of these Lexar cards for same spec and capacity. Sure enough with a simple H+ burst of a couple of seconds long in compressed RAW, this Lexar card clears the buffer at around half the speed of this new card I have. I've done this basic test with all six Lexar 2000x cards I have. So for me, a Sony A1 user, these Lexar write speeds are crippled for some reason. YET they seem to be able to write at full (V90) speed when using benchmarking software on my laptop. I don't have another camera brand to compare so if it's just a Sony A1 bug, then these Lexar SD Cards could be fine with Nikon and Canon users, and even other Sony bodies in the A7 or A9 range. Stills aside, I've had no problems shooting 4K100 video (10-bit) on these cards. So, if you're using a Sony A1 for high speed photo bursts and absolutely need a fast buffer clearance, I would look at other brands for their V90 cards, or stump up a chunk of cash for CFexpress Type A cards (the Lexar ones there are apparently the best of the bunch).

Suficiente para grabar vídeo y hacer fotos a gran velocidad

Rapide, efficace. Le prix fait la qualité !

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I recently purchased the Lexar Professional 2000x 128GB SDXC UHS-II card, and it has completely exceeded my expectations. As a professional photographer and videographer, I need reliable, high-speed storage for 4K and even 6K RAW footage—and this card delivers flawlessly. Blazing Fast Speeds: The advertised 300 MB/s read speed is real—I can transfer hundreds of large RAW photos in seconds. Writing speeds are equally impressive, handling continuous burst shooting on my DSLR (Sony and Canon bodies) without a single buffer delay. V90 Video Rating: This is one of the biggest reasons I picked this card. Shooting high-bitrate cinema-quality video (including 4K at 400 Mbps) is rock-solid, with zero dropped frames. It’s perfect for professional use, from interviews to events to travel films. Reliable and Sturdy: Build quality is excellent. It feels solid, and Lexar’s reputation gives me confidence about long-term reliability. I’ve used Lexar cards for years and they’ve always been dependable in harsh conditions.