512GB Professional Silver SE CFexpress Type B Memory Card, for Photographers, Videographers, Up to 1700/1250 MB/s, 8K Video (LCXEXSE512G-RNENU)

Good price and has worked very well for me in my Nikon Z8. Have taken thousands of pictures with no issues whatsoever. Performs as well as a more expensive brand I bought. Recording speed is fast, storage capacity is excellent connectivity between disc and camera is excellent as well as using it in the card reader. Seems durable too.

I am a wedding photographer and I have a bunch of these, they are great. Excellent quality, blazing fast speeds, no issues. With 256gb storage capacity I can photograph a whole wedding on one card with room to spare. One card can hold about 6.6k photos on a Nikon z8 which has a massive 45.7mp sensor so the file sizes are huge. The write speeds are impressive, I have never had issues with buffering. I have not had an issue with card failure yet, these are my go to memory cards.

Works perfectly in my Sony Alpha 1. Great price! I have the Sony Tough card in one slot and this in the other.

Works as expected. Fast writing and transfer speeds. Used with Nikon and Canon mirrorless cameras, the card worked perfectly with both. Haven’t accidentally sent it through the wash yet, but it feels relatively sturdy.

The best memory out there for an amazing price and the video quality is insane going up to 8k, and its supper fast that i can take 150 pics raw without buffering any of them.

Got the 1TB version for $230. Extremely happy; fast speed and high quality. Not sure if I can justify having it for the current $450 price, which is unfortunate.

Very fast and great amount of space so far loving it. Small and compact. Functions like I need easy to use and compatible with many other cameras

I run 2 of these in my Sony a7r5 and am able to shoot at full burst speed up as well as record 8K video. They run warm but I can rely on them to hold my data securely. Getting data off is as easy as plugging in the camera but I prefer to use a USB-C dongle that accepts Type A cards. It works well. I don't drop or submerge my memory cards so I cannot speak to the durability, but LEXAR makes good cards and these work well with any Sony camera that can accept them. The capacity of 256GB is just fine for my 61MP camera and I can fit thousands of JPGs and around 1600 JPG+compressed RAW (lossless) on one card. Having the second for backup gives me multiple days of shooting before needing to transfer data. These are unnecessarily more expensive than the Type B cards but, if you need speed, these fit the bill. With the current spike in memory prices, I am glad I got mine before the prices went up.