Lexar Professional 32 GB Class 10 UHS-II SDHC Flash Memory Card

Item arrived in the stated packaging (went for original packaging as it comes with card reader). The card formatted right away in my D500, speed tests on high (10 fps) allowed up to about 150 shots before the buffer bottomed out. I don't think I'll ever need that kind of buffer since if I haven't captured something in 149 shots I'd give up.All in all a great card, well made and fast. I cannot comment on longevity but if the card does fail I will update here.

I am using this card on the Sony A7r4 with it's 61meg sensor taking 10 frames a second and on the A9 which can take 20 frames a second with a 24meg sensor. I shoot raw, which means large files and this card copes superbly and so far has been totally reliable. Once you tery one of these the competition seems very overpriced....

Used the Lexar card reader for the first time this evening. Plugged it in and all photos downloaded quickly. However as I removed the card reader from the USB port, it just fell apart - not the sort of quality I would expect from Lexar

Initially I thought there was a problem with the card, but it turns out the "free" reader is not very good. When tested with a third party reader the speeds are fine.

Excellent, supper fast even when using for full 4K video and shooting 10 fps RAW images. Write time is phenomenally fast compared to other ones I have used including the Lexar 32GB UHS II 150MB/s 1000x even though they were fast the Lexar 32GB UHS II 150MB/s 1000x seem almost pedestrian by comparison to the 2000x version

I always use Lexar products as I find them reliable but expensive compared to other types, I prefer using them as I have never had a card let me down and when I take photos at event I know that I can trust the cards to do their job. Sadly Lexar has gone out of business so I am hoping another company carries on producing these excellent products.

Both my wife and I use the Fuji XT-2 having previously used the Canon 5d mk3. We have one of these cards in eack of the 2 slots on the camera and the speed it appears to write to card is very fast. It is far quicker than anything we could get using the Canon. I am not on about the frame rate, I definately mean the read to card rate. This means we can do multiple quick bursts without the card going into lag. We are even considering purchasing more simply because on some sporting events we know we can get though more than one card and would like to have a spare.

When i opened this it felt really flimsy and cheap then i popped it into my Panasonic G9 and got a write error and thought oh no, i then formatted the card in the camera body and away it went. This card is low cost but under burst conditions it is lovely and fast with no lag but time will tell weather it can last over time and in which case i should of invested more in a better known product but for £42 i can't moan really.