Lexar Professional 633x 64GB (2-Pack) SDXC UHS-I Cards, Up To 95MB/s Read, for Mid-Range DSLR, HD Camcorder, 3D Cameras, LSD64GCB1NL6332 (Product Label May Vary)

Arrived on time, great value, and works perfectly with my Nikon D780/750.

I bought two of the 64gb cards. I am a photographer and I have used these two cards for the last three years. Seeing all of the negative reviews is crazy to me. I don't know if the seller is sending out two different products or what, but I have had no issues with my cards. They work perfectly. I have never had any errors pop up either on my camera or the computer. My camera has never had any trouble with the write speed. Even when taking several pictures at a time or when in burst mode, the write speed is very fast and keeps up with no lag. They hold an impressive amount of pictures, even when shooting in RAW. Also, just like when buying in store or anywhere else they came with the paper to access their recover software, not that I have ever needed to use it. There is absolutely nothing fake about the cards I have and I use them in my Nikon D5200. I only format in camera and I am constantly backing up so as not to rely on the card for my pictures, which should be standard practice for most people as cards can fail all the time.

I take a lot of photos and needed a larger card. This one works amazing with my canon camera. Tons of space i have never ran out.

Got the card. Installed in a new Nikon B700. Shot some video then inadvertently deleted some video I wanted to save. Remembered the card package said free Image recovery software. Cool. Tried to figure out how to get it. Read Amazon's Q&A and found out there was supposedly a little piece of paper that gave a license code in the packaging. Looked thru my trash. No little paper. Asked Mr. Google if there was good free software for data recovery. There was some and it was done and had my missing files restored in 1/10th the time that the free trial download of Image Recovery was still scanning the card.... then it couldn't/wouldn't even recover the videos. If you have this problem, try EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard Free. Never found out if the free software that comes with the card works or not. I know the IR trial freebie was painfully slow and the other stuff worked a treat.BTW, the card seems to be working fine.

I have used Lexar memory cards for 20 years. They always were very reliable. Lately the prices have been coming down and they are now sold at a very cheap price. I now buy new cards every time they get full instead of reusing them. I just archive the cards after I download them to my computer or portable hard drives. They make great back-ups just in case of an emergency and the computer or garden drive crashes. Perfect quality. Works very well. Good bargain.

I just got a camera that takes huge 24megapixel photos. Since I shoot RAW + jpeg and have a brand new (& beautiful) granddaughter, my 32 GB cards were filling up too fast. My hands aren't very steady anymore so I shoot in bursts of three each time I depress the shutter. This helps get at least one good shot, but it also contributes to filling up the card.I was initially afraid that my card reader would have trouble with this size card: it doesn't. Bridge recognizes it and downloads just as fast as before. I have had no problems at all and it's nice to have the security of never missing a shot.My only remaining reservation with large cards continues to be that, should the card somehow be damaged, I will lose a tremendous amount of images. I resolve this by downloading to the computer after each session, even if I don't process right away.

Lexar Professional 633x 64gb UHS-I U1 Class 10 (2pack)Extremely happy, will buy again when the time calls for more. These cards work amazing for my personal use, I'm not a professional photographer, I do photography as a hobby and to capture family moments and trips. I was using a spare card form my GoPro kit - 64gb Sandisk Ulta Plus microSD with adapter in my Canon T6i until I realized that I needed more memory. I saw the price and reviews on these and decided to order 2 packs (4 cards total). When they arrived I put them through a simple tests to see how they compared to my Sandisk. Continuous shooting mode for 15sec on RAW & JPEG and all 4 Lexars were able to (95% of the time) take twice as many shots in 15sec than the Sandisk in multiple attempts. I don't record on my camera nor do I need to take extremely fast photos so the read and write speeds are great for my use.

Lo tengo un año y es muy bueno me sirvió mucho.

Muy veloz y confiable.

I am an avid photographer, capturing thousands of photos and a few hundred videos each year. It was in this quest for reliable and practical storage space that I opted for the Lexar.I purchased the Lexar 32 GB Card a few months ago. I was looking for something reliable to store my photos and videos, without breaking the bank. 32 GB seems small, but I'm the type who prefers several small cards so as not to put all my eggs in one basket. I work with my cards less than 1 month after I give them, I'm a little paranoid.So how's it going with this little card? Pretty good! It is fast, reliable and quite robust. I've never had a problem with data corruption, which is great. On the other hand, 32 GB fills up quickly, especially with high-resolution videos. It's a bit annoying to have to change cards often, but it reassures me in terms of data security. The card handles fast transfers well, and I haven't noticed any slowdown. In terms of performance, it holds up well, even for continuous recordings.Advantages and disadvantagesBenefits? Its compact size, reliability, and speed are top notch. Disadvantages? 32 GB quickly fills up. And changing cards all the time can be annoying.If you shoot a lot, especially in high resolution, bring several cards. And invest in a good case to store them!I have explained this to I think hundreds of people and people are so stubborn.NEVER MAKE A CONTRACT WITH A BIG CARD.ATTACHED TO YOU WITH A METAL WIRE WITH A CARABINER TELLS YOU THAT ITS VALUE IS 40k WHILE THE EVERYTHING IS NOT ON THE CLOUD AND THE HARD DRIVE.I'm a little paranoid when it comes to storing my photos and videos. I opted for a unique approach: instead of one huge SD card, I prefer to have 12XX 32 GB cards. With this method, I minimize the risk. Imagine losing a 256 GB card full of irreplaceable memories or worse a contract. With multiple small cards, if one is lost or damaged, I only lose a fraction of my data.The benefit is peace of mind. I reduce the risk of mass casualties. Disadvantage? This is the management of several cards. It requires organization and discipline. If you go this route, stay organized. Label your cards, keep a journal of what each one contains, and above all, make regular backups.For those who want to adopt this method: invest in a good storage case for your cards. It helps immensely to stay organized and protect your valuable data.

I run a production company and we have I guess 17 of these very same SD cards and they are insanely great. We have used many other SD cards but all others break within 6 months became a lot of people use SD cards at a production company, you know not everyone is as careful. But these SD cards, not a single one has broken on us, they are not stupidly expensive and they are fast enough that most cameras will allow you to shoot 4K on them, though with Log and Pro-res your mileage may vary. However, if you don't shoot 4K videos or plan to do that, or you are just looking to take your vacation pics, you can get slower but cheaper SD cards

Product is value for money, presentation was good and it is fluently working.

As a photographer I have used these cards for years and they have never let me down once. I certainly recommend Lexar and I have no plans to try any other SD card product.