Lexar Professional 633x 32GB (2-Pack) SDHC UHS-I Card, Up To 95MB/s Read, for Mid-Range DSLR, HD Camcorder, 3D Cameras, LSD32GCB1NL6332 (Product Label May Vary)

Good value and reliable

As exact as advertised.

These cards are excellent value. They are fast and with one in the RAW slot and one in the JPG slot they give me almost a 1000 photo capacity. Took them to Disney World last week with friends and their children and never needed to worry about storage space. Previously I had only had 16 GB cards.

I almost cancelled this order before getting it delivered after reading so many bad reviews. I am not sure if some bad batch got mixed in there, but mine is working well with Nikon D5600. I can do burst shots, 4K video recording, etc. without any issue. Only downside is that reading may take a bit sometimes after burst shots, but they are all there. I don't really review photos as much on the LCD panel, so it doesn't bother me. However, you may want something with faster read/write if you do. For money's worth, I like it. I'll update the review after using it for a while and compare with some other brands.

Very happy with these cards. Bought them along with the inland/microcenter variant of the same card and both seem to work well. Have been in use daily for over a year for taking pictures of items for auctions. Over 65000 pics taken on this particular card and multiple reformats with no issues.

Peak write speed was 70 MB/s, average was 61MB/s.Good enough for Sony cameras up to 2017, they only write at 32.Transferred a full 238GB from the computer over USB 3 using a Transcend adaptor.(Sector headers, etc' eat up the difference between 256 and 238)I originally tested this Lexar with a random mix of files, whatever is on my data drive, and got an average write of 38MB/s. I subsequently bought a Sandisk Extreme PRO 256 GB which has identical specs (also 633x) and when I tested it I fed it only Sony raw files, .ARW, which, in my case, are all about 20MB. The write rate was 62MB/s. So I retested the Lexar with straight .ARW files and it gets 61MB/s. The computer source is all solid state. I've corrected the above.

I only noticed their speed the moment when I left them at home accidentally when going to a photoshoot. These SD Card are lighting fast, I can shoot with my Nikon D5300 really fast and if I need to see the picture, I watch the display and the image it's there (I mention this because with my older SD, after I take a photo, I must wait 2-5 seconds for the picture to load), by the way, I shoot in RAW.

not sure why this card got some bad reviews because mine works great and I can hold tons of photos in jpg and NEF format and I still have loads of room, but there is every chance I just got lucky.