Lexar256GB Professional CFexpress Type B Silver Series Memory Card, for Photographers, Videographers, Up to 1750/1300 MB/s, 8K Video (LCXEXSL256G-RNENG)

Is this an expensive memory card? Yes it is! However, if you're going to spend thousands of dollars on a camera, why cheap out on the memory card! It's like buying a Lamborghini and only using regular gas and buying used tires for it instead of new! This is one of the most trusted manufacturers when it comes to these cars! They are beyond reliable! A very card that reads and exceptional speeds! I bought this for my Nikon Z6 and have had zero issues with it at all! It has held up in every kind of weather, transfers to computer is fast.... Are there options for a less expensive card? Yes, but don't take a risk on your important photos getting lost due to card breakdown! Do yourself a favor and get this now!

The Lexar 512GB Professional Silver SE CFexpress Type B has been an absolute game-changer for my Nikon Z6iii. This card handles 4K and 8K N-Log video with ease, offering blazing-fast write speeds without a single hiccup or overheating issue. After 5 months of heavy use, on countless professional shoots, it has performed flawlessly every time. At the sale price, this card was an incredible value—worth every penny for anyone serious about 4k+ video production. Highly recommend it!

This card is awesome - bought it for my medium format camera where the files are much larger. It's fast, I never run into buffer issues and I never run out of space either. Highly recommend it

The Nikon D850 camera was designed to use Nikon or Sony XQD memory cards, but these cards are very limited in availability, size, and price. I recently discovered that a CFexpress "Type B" memory card should work in my camera with the latest firmware update, so I purchased this CFexpress Type B memory card to see if that is true. I updated the firmware for the camera, installed the memory card, and formatted the card in the camera, and, as advertised, it works!However, according to Nikon, the read and write speed will be limited to a lower speed than what the card is capable of due to the camera's data handling to accommodate the CFexpress Type B Memory Card. However, it is still fast enough to see no difference from using the XQD card.I am glad I can use a CFexpress Type B Memory Card because it is cheaper than XQD cards and has more memory capacity options.

Used as second card in camera for backup. No problems.

I recently bought the Lexar 512GB Professional Silver SE CFexpress Type B Memory Card for my Trip to Maasai Mara and it has exceded my expectations in every way. As a professional photographer, I demand the highest quality and speed from my gear, and this memory card delivers on all fronts.First and foremost, the read and write speeds are amazing. Transfering large files is super fast, saving me valuable time during shoots and post-production. The 512GB capacity is perfect for long sessions, ensuring I never have to worry about running out of space.The build quality is superb. The card feels robust and durable, which is essential for someone like me who often works in challenging environments. I have complete confidence that this card can handle the rigors of professional use without any issues.Moreover, the reliability of the Lexar brand shines through. I’ve used Lexar products for years and have never experienced any data loss or corruption. This memory card continues that legacy of trustworthiness.In summary, the Lexar 512GB Professional Silver SE CFexpress Type B Memory Card is an outstanding product that combines speed, capacity, and reliability. It’s an essential tool for any professional photographer or videographer looking for top-tier performance. Highly recomended!

The card is so fast my camera can't even keep up with it. Transfers to my computer are flawless, the metal on the card helps dissipate heat and by the speed it functions at, it's no shock it gets warm. The card has enough space for around two hours of footage at my settings which is plenty for my sports games and micro-documentaries.

Update:I figured a way to make this card not get stuck in camera. Sharing so it may help someone else in similar situation. The card gets stuck due to the shape of one of the two notches on either side. In order to get the card out I cut a thin 3 inch long strip of hard yet flexible plastic (taken packaging). With the card inserted/stuck you can still insert this strip from the stuck side until it goes beyond the notch and release the card. To fix this issue I cut a very small piece of the notch. Now it does not get stuck. Since my problem is solved and that I had bought is on sale I kept the card. I also upped one star.Lexar- fix this. It’s such a small thing.Original:I already have a card from another brand which sits and ejects fine. However this card gets stuck every time I insert it. One of the notches on right side is the cause. I have to insert a strip of thin plastic in order to get it out. It is also slightly tight (does not click) when inserted. It records photos and video fine but It’s going back.Lexar if you see this and have a fix please do share.