Verbatim 2.0 128gb Usb-stick

I am not impressed with this card at all. I purchased so I could use high data rate recording but its no better than a standard class 3 card. So, don't waste your money if you are hoping to get fast data rates as this card simply is not capable of higher data speed, buy something decent and not this product.

Lexar UHS-II SD cards have a known issue with the Nikon D500 where they slow it to an unusable state. It gets worse over time, which is a shame because when the card does work - the read and write speeds are fantastic.

This is a great card and does exactly what I need. Ignore the 1 star review from the person complaining it isn't fast enough for his Sony camera, those cameras require a proprietary Sony CFast card, no SD card will do what they were expecting. I was having trouble after upgrading from a 700D to a 90D, RAW files in burst mode were buffering and full of errors, for every 6 or 7 shots 2 would be unreadable, plus I couldn't shoot more than a 10 or 12 seconds of 4k video. This card solved both problems perfectly.

The Lexar 1667x SDXC cards are great value when compared to competitor products at a similar quality point. I use both 128Gb and 256Gb cards. These are not as quick as the fastest on the marker, but fast enough to video at 4K 29.97 or FHD 119.88 and fast enough to keep up with buffer clearing on my EOS R6 for well over 100 frames. Lexar are one of the biggest memory manufacturers on the planet and though I've never had to claim it, I believe they stand by their prorated lifetime warranty (or 10 year in some specific countries). For unknown reasons Amazon wanted me to rate these for warmth and sheerness as well as value for money. Well, they're not especially sheer nor as warm as an eiderdown.

Great for long 4K filming that requires fast read and write