The Lexar Professional 2000x is the company's latest top offering in their SD card portfolio, catering to media enthusiasts and professionals who require quick capture and transfer of both high-quality photos and 1080p full-HD, 3D, and 4K video.

Best-of-class performance; Bundled USB 3.0 card reader

Capacity limited

I bought a 2 pack of these Lexar cards, and they are the only cards that my Canon 80D stops my record with. My slow card meter appears and fills up almost immediately when I use these cards. Cost me on a shoot, when I had to change out cards, and all I had left was one of these Lexars.

The Roku 3 is really, really, REALLY finicky about which microSDHC it will accept and format for additional storage. I tried SanDisk, Sony, Samsung and Kingston and none of these would be recognized by the Roku 3. This Lexar worked perfectly.

Works in in the first and second releases of the Roku 3

Pricey; Couldn't find the 2 or 4 GB version

I was initially hesitant to buy this SD card as I've heard that Lexar's previous SD cards had issues with not working in the Nikon D500. Lexar must have fixxed the problem... because I had no such problems or hiccups here.

easy to use works well time will tell

Easy To Use; Great Value; Large Capacity; Reliable Performance; Writes/Reads fast

For the price, what can go wrong Well, one of the cards is defective. I rolled the dice and came up short. The good news is that for the price, the other three are still a good deal.

I wanted to buy superfast memory card for my DSLR and Lexar was the right choice. Not only it offered a whooping 600x speed it also of class 10. This definitely helps when taking multiple burst shots, copying images back to the system or transferring via WIFI such as using along WIFI adapters such...

Card readers are almost an afterthought these days with integrated readers in laptops and the consolidation to basically 2 main formats (SD and CF). If you're patient, these will be sufficient for most people but the most demanding user. If not, well that's when peripherals like this one come in ...

Clever folding design; promised speed; CF and SD capable

Relatively pricey; no internal version (desktop); inherent USB 3.0 issues (host

Features Handling Performance Verdict Specification Lexar, part of the Crucial / Micron group, are known as the professional choice for photographers, and with that they also command a price premium for their products.

Extremely fast read/write times; particularly the CompactFlash card; Image Rescue 4 software included; SDHC card offers good value for money; Lifetime warranty

Flimsy connections on SDHC cards; High price for CompactFlash; Needs USB3 to benefit from these speeds when copying to PC

I have 2 of these cards now which I use in a digital camera which produces a 24 MB file for every shot. Seems to work well though have not used it with video as yet. Good price and I would certainly recommend for what I use it for.