Lexar Professional 2000x 128GB SDXC UHS-II Card, Up To 300MB/s Read, for DSLR, Cinema-Quality Video Cameras (LSD2000128G-BNNNU)

I recently treated myself to a Canon EOS R mirrorless camera, I bought what I thought was a fast SD card which wrote at 120 mb/s. I found that when I took singe shot photos the captured image remained visible for what I estimate to be 2 seconds, I found it inconvenient. I treated myself to the Lexar Professional 2000x 128GB SDXC UHS-II SD Card, what a difference, chalk and cheese. No lag when capturing images in single shot, not tried servo yet, best bit of kit I've bought for a long time. I would recommend any stills photograph to give this card serious consideration, John in St. Helens

I have 3 now 7 they never let me down (touch wood).

Fast card, work very well for both images and film without too much buffering while shooting at 60fps. Up loads quick to, saving me time at the computer.

It does the job required for my D600 and D7100.

The yellow arrows show two guides the bottom one 3rd one had came loose from the card. Canon R7 would turn on but it was dead after trying everything to get it to I removed the card and noticed the guide was hanging off. Camera totally locks dead I removed the card and removed the loose guide. Camera still not working put a 64gig card in camera works put. Card in a Canon 6D and it works.So be very careful with this card in a Canon R7

I ordered a 128gb card but after waiting two weeks (!) they sent a 64gb! These are expensive cards and this is the production company. Poor show.