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Q: Over the years I have had very good experience with Lexar products but not this time.<br /><br />My problem: This Lexar card would not format in the camera, nor would it format via my computer. In both cases I got messages that the card was bad and could not be accessed. I was worried first when I tried to read it via my card reader attached to my computer and the computer said it needed to be formatted that it was unreadable as it was. (I always check for bonus software installed on memory cards before I format them for use.) I didn't think much about it but then tried to format it in the camera but the camera couldn't format it. I went back to my computer to format it there and see if that might fix things but the computer said it couldn't format it and the card was not usable.<br /><br />The price was astoundingly good for an 800X (120 Mbps) card. The SanDisk at 400X (60 Mbps) costs more than this one at 800X. Maybe that should have been a clue. Another clue that I chose to ignore was that I noticed reviews had consistently higher ratings on SanDisk over Lexar and some even mentioned that the Lexar didn't work but when a SanDisk was used the problem went away.<br /><br />Thankfully, the Amazon return process is so easy. I have a SanDisk replacement on order. Sadly, it will be the 60 Mbps version but a slower-working card is better than one that doesn't work at all.
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Did NOT Work in Nikon D800