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Lexar
UHS-II SDXC card with 250 MB/s read speed and 256 GB capacity for 4K video capture
The Lexar Professional 1667x 256GB UHS-II SDXC card targets professional photographers and videographers who need fast, reliable storage for high-resolution stills and 4K video. Rated U3, it supports sustained capture on advanced DSLR, cinema and 3D cameras. The 256GB capacity lets you shoot longer without swapping cards.
UHS-II technology delivers up to 250MB/s read transfer speed while maintaining low power consumption during extended recording sessions. The card runs cool in typical DSLR and camcorder workflows, so heat buildup does not interrupt long 4K or 1080p shoots. Backwards compatibility with UHS-I devices ensures broad usability without extra power demands.
The 250MB/s maximum read transfer rate is the single figure that determines whether the card can ingest 4K, 3D and 1080p footage fast enough for your post-production pipeline. If your camera or reader cannot utilise UHS-II speeds, you will not see the full transfer benefit. Buyers who need higher sustained write throughput for higher-bitrate codecs should verify their device specifications first.
| Type | 1 card |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 127 × 127 × 127 mm |
Insert the card label-side up into your camera or reader until it clicks; the step many miss is confirming the device supports UHS-II to reach the 250MB/s read speed, otherwise it falls back to UHS-I rates.
No scheduled maintenance is required; replace the card if write errors appear, capacity drops below 256GB, or after heavy 4K video use wears the NAND beyond its endurance rating.
The 256GB capacity fills first — at 4K bit-rates you can exhaust the card in a single long session, while the U3 rating sustains the write speed needed for 4K without dropping frames.
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