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Question: Is this the same size as traditional MicroSD cards? The new phones are able to expand storage to 128GB, so I want to make sure this is the right card.
Document: Lexar has always been known for their reliability and performance, so if you want an SD card you don't have to worry about, this one fits the bill. Just make sure you equipment supports the newer SDXC spec, as some won't work with it.
Like I said, I could not be happier. The book for my brand new, Christmas present (2012) Nikon Coolpix P510 did NOT tell me how big of an SD card would work. Some of these electronics have limits, as you may know.So, I got on-line and looked it up. Well, it said if you want to go as high as a 128GB, then Lexar was the one to buy. It works like a dream!
I use this 128gig card to extend my capacity as it is much cheaper than the other methods of increasing my SSD capacity. Just be careful and only put data on the card that is either backed up somewhere else or data you do not worry about losing.If you are using this as a card for your camera, make sure before purchase that your camera can support this larger size SD card. From there you are set... never again should you worry about filling up your camera on a trip.
Just purchased this for my SLR and was very pleased with the speed and storage of this new Lexar Professional SD card. I have a lot of experience with Lexar and their Professional Line of compact flash cards and SD cards and I  would highly recommend.
In this capacity, it sees moderate level of reads, and infrequent writes, and the card has been working flawlessly since it was replaced last summer. Net, I moved the rating up to 4 stars.Wishing there were additional 256 or even 512GB options at a reasonable cost, as it is hard to beat the capacity for physical size and ease of use of SDXC cards for nearline personal storage.
I've moved to expanding the storage of my work laptop through SDXC cards to complement the 512GB SSD main drive, with each card dedicated to a topic or project. The data involved includes lots of video in AVCHD and WMV formats, so to be practical, the SDXC cards have to do reads and writes at the highest speeds possible, and they fill up quickly as well.Standardized on Sandisk Extreme 45 MB/s 128GB cards, and own a number of them, really excellent cards.
I did a search for Micro SDXC can this card came up...Since I have never bought these before, I was unsure and only when I received it I realized the size wasn't right for my Surface.Great product by Lexar, but really bad description... it shouldn't come up under &#34;Micro SDXC&#34; search
I am using this memory card in conjunction with a Canon 5D Mark III. I haven't seen any delays in writing or reading with this card. I have been able to shoot various locations on various days without having to unload my card to the computer. 128GB is a good amount for professional DSLR's.
Make sure your camera is compatible with SDXC before you purchase this card.
I used this card in my Lenovo Yoga as a supplemental storage for downloads and other things, some of which involves many small files, and some of which involves regular sized files, and also a relatively small number of large files.I purchased it February 3, and it died at the end of June. Unlike the unreliable SanDisk 64GB microSD cards, once this card stopped working, I could neither read nor write. The card cannot be formatted or read.
Answer: This is not a MicroSD card it's a regular SD cars so it will not fit in regular smart phone