Lexar Professional 633x 128GB SDXC UHS-I Card, Up To 95MB/s Read, for Mid-Range DSLR, HD Camcorder, 3D Cameras, LSD128GCB1NL633 (Product Label May Vary)

Works beautifully with my Canon R8. I have not had any issues with corruption and it has been formatted over 100 times. It is easy to use and is super quick to write and read to.

I use mine for my deer camera. It works great, takes great pics too. Clear pictures.

I've been using 633x cards for years on my old Olympus and my current Sony A7RII body, and I absolutely adore these. They're as fast as a UHS-I card can get, and they've always been some of the most reliable SD cards I own. It doesn't hurt that they are among the lowest priced 128gb SD cards you can get, too. Tested both capacity and speed and they seem genuine. Hopefully next time I'll be shipped the blue cards.

I use this card as my DAILY DRIVER on my Sony A7 Mark II. Taking pictures has been buttery smooth and my RAW files are ranging from 40MB to 60MB per file. Since my camera does at most for video recording at 1080i 50p, I don't think I would need a U2 or U3 the UHS-1 (Ultra High Speed) is working out well for me and my needs with this camera. My workstation is an i5 Kaby Lake processor custom build PC with 16GB ram of 3200mhz. I would transfer 60GB's of RAW images only from my Sony A7II and it would take about 20 mins writing from 50MB to 70MB per second. PROs: - U1 writes pretty quick and it all depends what workstation you use for read/write speeds on your PC/Mac. - Even thought it touts 128GB, all storage capacity will always be reduced depending from manufacturers, its over 100GB and I'm happy for that. - Transfers fast to my workstations CONs: - I always take precaution, I ALWAYS FORMAT when I first put it in the camera to make sure I'm clear. Some cards can be defective or badly manufactured. - Sometimes the Lock slide will get stuck but, thats a manufacturing issue. I wouldn't give a bad rating cuz you get a lemon, mass production will always have that issue. - NOT RECOMMENDED FOR 4K Summing Up: I'm basing this off my experience, I don't remove my card and put it into different cameras because it would corrupt the card. I leave one card dedicated to one camera and each time I stick in a new card, I format it so that the camera builds its file system through it from the start. Taking pics to recording videos and transferring RAWS to my workstations has always been a breeze. It's been over 6 months of use and I love this card.

It’s great

Excelente calidad

I bought this card a year ago, it has golden label, not blue. The card is labeled as Lexar Professional 633x 128GB SDXC Class 10 U3 95MB/s. Note, that currently this item is sold as U1, but the image says U3. Tested with CrystalDiskMark. In sequential test advertised read speed is confirmed, it reads at 99 MB/s. Write speed at 58 MB/s is not bad either, and exceeds Class 10 / U3 class. I use this card in Sony A6500 shooting FullHD into XAVC, no problems. I do not shoot in 4K though.

This memory card is doing an excellent job in my digital camera. Even shooting in both RAW and highest quality JPEG I can fit 2,300 pictures on it. Plus I've been able to fire off several shots in a row and not had to wait for the buffer to catch up. When paired with a USB 3.0 memory card reader I've copied 100+ photos over to my computer in a matter of seconds so the transfer speed is excellent.

Great storage as well as packing and delivery

Full assessment cannot be given because it's an SD memory card and generally it takes at least one full year to find out whether it is still functioning after that!

I purchased the Lexar Professional 633x 128GB SDXC UHS-I Card, and I couldn’t be happier with my decision! This memory card has proven to be a game-changer for my photography and videography needs. The transfer speeds are impressive, reaching up to 95MB/s read and 20MB/s write, which makes it perfect for shooting high-resolution photos and 1080p full HD videos. I’ve noticed a significant reduction in lag while transferring files to my computer, which saves me a lot of time during editing. What I love most is its durability. The card is designed to withstand harsh conditions, including extreme temperatures, shock, and X-rays, making it reliable for outdoor shoots. I’ve used it in various environments, and it has performed flawlessly every time. The 128GB storage capacity is also a huge plus, allowing me to store thousands of photos or several hours of video without needing to swap cards frequently. Overall, the Lexar Professional 633x SDXC card delivers exceptional performance and reliability, making it an excellent investment for any photographer or videographer. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a dependable memory card!

Really good for price

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