In this review PCSTATS is checking out Lexar's stylish 64GB JumpDrive Triton - a nice looking retractable thumb drive housed in a weighty metal alloy case. Lexar's USB 3.0 thumb drive is rated for speeds of 155MB/s read and 150MB/s write -- that's pretty quick.

A new memory card technology emerges in the form of XQD. Lexar sent over its 64GB Professional XQD for review. It's got amazing speed and price.

High speed cutting edge technology cards, with great capacity for high megapixel cameras. Superb video potential. Great value, especially when purchasing two together.

Durable; Easy To Use; Lightweight; Reliable

Nil

I use these Lexar cards in a Nikon D3S and D800e, for still shots, in RAW format. The D800e files are quite large, and this card can contain an entire days worth of wedding shots, Nascar races, or wildlife shooting.

Fast Read Write; Large Capacity; Limited lifetime warrenty; Reliable

Pricey

Arrived perfect, quickly and brand new. I can now operate either camera all day and have enough memory to not worry about memory during photo shoots or video movies. Good price compared to stores in town.

High-speed, high-capacity memory card with image recovery software

Included image recovery software; Good transfer rates

Not quite 20MB/s (although this partly depends on the host device; Pricier than some of its peers

A little disappointed with this to be honest. I'm coming from using two Class 10 Sandisk cards, which this was supposed to be faster than. It's not faster than my lower-rated SD cards. As a matter of fact, they were faster. The price is also fairly steep. Look elsewhere for a card.

This Brand is oficially recommended by Nikon Inc. for use in their DSLR Cameras. Had bought it for my Nikon D810. This is one of the fast cards available today & since it has been officially recommended by Nikon it becomes a natural choice.