I was looking for a replacement card for my 16GB microSDHC card and just so happen to find this one, and boy was I glad to have found it. Not only was it on sale for much cheaper than it would have been originally, but it was also much larger in storage capacity!

value; Easy to Use; Performance

Told the Salesman I needed a quality SD card for my new Nikon 3200. He took me to the display and pointed out the virtues of each card. I chose the best and was gone out the door in 10 mnutes.

Durable; Easy To Use; Lightweight; Reliable

Purchased two of these Lexar 400x 16GB Sd cards and they stopped working after only a year of normal use. Last time I tried to transfer some soccer photos from my SLR camera to my laptop, the pins had broken and the computer was not reading them at all. My laptop asked me to format them.

I've been using this card for less than a year, and it has gone corrupt, ruining a small portion of the pictures I take on it, with my 5D Mark III. Aside from that, it has always performed well and was a great sale price, so I bought a few.

The product is very good.

Easy To Set Up; Easy To Use; Fast; Portable

A quick well priced card. The compact reader is very useful too. Read/write speed is excellent and so far the quality is excellent for the price.

Durable; Great Features

Tried many SD cards and Lexar turned as most reliable for me. Sand Disk Extreme PRO died after 5-6 month, two PNY cards died after 8 month and now using two Lexar Premium very intensively and they are just great! I also have few other cards but using them only as backups.

I purchased two 16GB Compact flash card before a trip and took about 800 photographs. The cards recorded the images perfectly and were very fast to use. Great product so I will probably buy more of these in future instead of my regular brand.

I shoot a lot of travel and food for print and web, including stills and video. I've used a lot of cards over the years and I've had more than a few fail, but never a Lexar. I've used Lexar exclusively for about 5 years now and I'm still using some of those older cards in my older cameras.

Easy To Use; Great Value; Large Capacity; Reliable Performance; Writes/Reads fast

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Like Sandisk, I've never had any problems with the Lexar memory cards both CF and SD - The 600x speed cards are fast enough for my needs as a portrait photographer using a Nikon D800 shooting in uncompressed raw format.