Lexar
Lexar Professional 1800x GOLD 128GB UHS-II SDXC V60 memory card
A 128GB UHS-II SDXC card with V60 rating, 280MB/s read and 210MB/s write speeds for 4K video capture
- V60 rating guarantees smooth 4K and Full-HD video capture
- Read speeds up to 280MB/s accelerate file transfer to post-production
- Write speeds up to 210MB/s handle rapid continuous shooting without buffer delays
- 128GB capacity stores extensive high-resolution photo and video sessions
- Water, shock, vibration, temperature and X-ray proof construction protects data in harsh conditions
Professional storage for 4K workflows
The Lexar Professional 1800x GOLD 128GB UHS-II SDXC V60 memory card delivers read speeds up to 280MB/s and write speeds up to 210MB/s. Its V60 rating guarantees sustained performance for smooth Full-HD and 4K video capture. The 128GB capacity supports extended shooting sessions without frequent card changes.
Suited for DSLR and mirrorless shooters needing
Photographers and videographers who require fast burst handling and accelerated post-production transfers will benefit. Users whose cameras only support UHS-I or who need capacities beyond 128GB for uninterrupted long-form recording should evaluate other options.
Check your camera supports UHS-II
Verify that your device can write at the speeds this card provides to avoid bottlenecks. Confirm the SDXC format is accepted and that your card reader or workflow hardware can utilise UHS-II speeds for the full transfer advantage.
Highlights
- V60 rating guarantees smooth 4K and Full-HD video capture
- Read speeds up to 280MB/s accelerate file transfer to post-production
- Write speeds up to 210MB/s handle rapid continuous shooting without buffer delays
- 128GB capacity stores extensive high-resolution photo and video sessions
- Water, shock, vibration, temperature and X-ray proof construction protects data in harsh conditions
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does my camera need a UHS-II slot to use the 280MB/s read speed?
Yes, a UHS-II compatible camera or reader is required to reach the 280MB/s read speed; UHS-I devices will fall back to lower speeds.
Will the V60 rating still guarantee 60MB/s sustained write on an older UHS-I camera body?
No, a UHS-I body limits write speed to the bus maximum, so sustained 60MB/s write cannot be achieved on that hardware.
How can I verify the card delivers the rated 210MB/s write speed after formatting it in-camera?
Record a long 4K clip until the card fills, then divide the file size by the recording time; the result should meet or exceed 60MB/s sustained write.
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