Lexar 128GB CFexpress Card, Type B CFe Card, up to 1750MB/s Read Speed, CF with PCIe Gen3x2, Compatible with DSLR, Backwards with XQD Camera

No complaints. I had to buy a new card when an old one fell apart. I was surprised as CFExpress was sold as being more durable than other cards. Anyway, I went for a Lexar Pro Silver based largely price and claimed compatibility with Nikon cameras. It works in my Nikon Z6 and my card reader, it looks just like my Integral card which has lasted over 4 years, so I’m happy. Well, apart from the price. CFExpress has gone up in price since I bought my last cars, probably due to AI companies sucking up chips. Note that I don’t push cards, I take single shots, and focus stack sequences so I have no idea how well this card performs with high speed shooting and videos.

Lexar are a quality brand and this CFexpress card lives up to their reputation. I've been using this to record video on my Canon R5 and it has been fast and reliable so far, coping with 4k @120fps with no issues.

Performs very well in Nikon D6iii. Lightning fast read and write. Best value amongst Type B CFe cards. Backing up to SSD super-fast. No errors so far

my camera is going heat up with this card

This is one of the best memory cards I’ve used. I mainly use it for photography on my Canon R5, shooting RAW, and it performs really well. It’s fast, reliable, and handles large files without any slowdowns. It gives me confidence when shooting high-resolution work and I haven’t had any errors or issues so far. Perfect for professional-level cameras and demanding use. Highly recommended if you shoot RAW or video and need a card that keeps up with a high-end camera.

Works with the Panasonic S1R. Can't talk about speeds or data but it seems like a good quality card.

Very unreliable, on 30 fps on my r5 mark ii, it only produces like 30 shots then stalls and it buffeers forever, then gives error and says that the card is full, it just randomly stops i have to send it back be careful. You better buy prograde cobalt, the best cards ever even for video 8k raw

Bought this on a deal for a Fuji XH2. It is considerably quicker than the (fast) SD card I had been using up to that point, so much so that the camera feels like you could shoot indefinitely without filling the buffer even in RAW mode (at least until the card filled up). After six months, haven't really used it enough to make a judgement on long-term reliability, but it's working exactly as expected and I'm very happy with it.

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Does whats it’s supposed to. Very fast, solid quality. Never had any issues with Lexar SD cards, and hopefully there won’t be any with the CFexpress either.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Excellent Card for 4K Filming! I’m really happy with the Lexar Professional SILVER Series 256GB CFexpress Type B card. It performs very well — I was able to record 4K 60fps footage smoothly without any issues. The transfer speeds are fast (up to 1750MB/s), making file offloading quick and efficient. Build quality feels solid and reliable. Overall, a great choice for anyone shooting high-quality video or photography. Definitely worth it if you’re looking for a dependable CFexpress card at a good price!

Muy buena tarjeta a un precio razonable. La he elegido sobre todo por eso, precio, precio, precio. Me parece absurdo que a esta altura nos quieran cobrar fortunas por 512gb... Esta tarjeta cubre esa necesidad sin que te cueste un riñon, y con la garantía de Lexar... más no se puede pedir.

I am having issues with this card when transferring photos off of it and onto my Macbook Pro m1 max. When selecting a batch of >150 photos (~50mb each photo from a Canon R5) it keeps disconnecting from my macbook. I need to decrease the batch to below 150. I am using a card adapter to plug into my macbook but I also have a 512gb card from a different company "ProGrade" that does not have this issue and I can transfer thousands of photos in one batch and it doesn't disconnect. This is very time consuming and frustrating to get photos off of it. I would not purchase this again or recommend it to anyone. It does work completely fine though to store photos/videos but just fails when trying to get them off of it.