Lexar 256GB Professional 1667x SDXC Memory Cards

They are SD cards. Decent speed. Good spares.

I used this Lexar 256GB V60 (1667X) card with my Panasonic G9Mk2 camera. The camera gets used for both photos and videos, but I am particularly interested in recording video at some of the higher data rates that the G9Mk2 supports. Using this Lexar 256GB card, I did a test recording at 600 megabits per second, which is 4K video at 59.94 frames per second. My test recording was 4.5 minutes long, and it went perfectly.

The Panasonic G9Mk2 has many video settings, and this particular setting is probably best for recording a film or video program — you’d probably want to use a slower data rate for continuous recording of a presentation or event. (The G9Mk2 has an excellent 4K recording setting at 150 Mbps, which is ideal for continuous recording.) In any event, the Lexar 256GB V60 card worked perfectly without a glitch at 600 Mbps, and I’ve used it extensively at video settings of 150 Mbps and 200 Mbps without any dropouts or crashes. I highly recommend this Lexar SD card for professional video recording.

It also works great in the Panasonic G9Mk2 for photographic burst recording, including shooting RAW files. To date, after a few weeks use, I have had no glitches or slowdowns shooting either photos or video. The Lexar 256GB V60 (1667X) card is the real deal that has the speed advertised and is excellent for both video and audio.

First of all, having a 2-pack of these memory cards is a handy bonus. It gives me peace of mind knowing I have a backup card when I’m out shooting photos or videos. The 256GB storage capacity is ample for my needs, allowing me to capture a large number of high-resolution images and 4K videos without constantly worrying about running out of space.

When it comes to compatibility, these cards have worked flawlessly with both my Sony A7R IV and Panasonic G9 cameras. I haven’t experienced any compatibility issues or error messages, which is a relief. It’s nice to have a memory card that plays well with different camera brands.

In terms of speed, these cards are reasonably fast. While they might not be the absolute fastest on the market, they do the job well for most situations. I’ve been able to shoot bursts of high-resolution photos without any noticeable lag, and recording 4K videos has been smooth as well.

One thing to keep in mind is that these cards are UHS-II, which means they offer faster data transfer speeds compared to UHS-I cards. However, to fully take advantage of their speed, you’ll need a UHS-II compatible card reader. So, if you’re transferring your files to a computer, make sure you have the right equipment to maximize their performance.

Overall, the Lexar Professional 1667x 256GB (2-Pack) Memory SDXC UHS-II Cards have been reliable and convenient for my photography needs. They offer a good balance of storage capacity and speed, and the 2-pack gives me peace of mind when I’m out on a shoot. If you’re a casual photographer or videographer like me, these cards should serve you well without breaking the bank.

La compré para tomar fotografías en ráfaga con una Canon EOS 90D debido a que no todas las memorias aprovechan el límite de disparos por segundo que tiene la cámara. Hasta el momento ha funcionado muy bien.

Card is a powerhouse for any photographer or videographer. With impressive read speeds, it delivers reliable and fast performance. The 256GB capacity provides ample space for high-resolution photos and 4K videos. I highly recommend it for anyone in need of top-notch storage performance.