Lexar Silver Plus 128GB SDXC UHS-I V30 Memory Card

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At a glance: The Lexar Silver Plus 128GB is an SDXC UHS-I V30 card with up to 255MB/s read and 180MB/s write on Lexar's UK page, and a lifetime limited warranty.

About this accessory

The Lexar Silver Plus 128GB is an SDXC card on the UHS-I interface with a V30 video rating. Lexar's UK page quotes up to 255MB/s read and 180MB/s write, and the card has a lifetime limited warranty.

V30 means at least 30MB/s sustained write, which covers 4K video and RAW bursts. The 128GB size is a good middle point for stills and 4K video, with more room than a 64GB card and a lower price than the 256GB version. Quoted speeds are maximums, and your camera and card reader will affect what you see in practice.

Build & handling

Capacity 128GB
Card type SDXC
Interface UHS-I
Video speed class V30
Read speed Up to 255MB/s (Lexar UK figure)
Write speed Up to 180MB/s (Lexar UK figure)
Warranty Lifetime limited

Best for

Photographers and videographers who shoot 4K clips or RAW bursts and want a reliable card with room for a full day's shooting. A good everyday card for wildlife, events and travel.

Frequently asked questions

What does V30 mean?

V30 is the video speed class and guarantees at least 30MB/s sustained write speed. That is the level generally needed for 4K video.

Will I get 255MB/s in my camera?

Not necessarily. Quoted speeds are maximums from a test setup, and your camera and card reader limit real-world speed.

Does my camera need to support SDXC?

Yes, 128GB cards are SDXC, and the camera must support that format.

Should I choose 128GB or 256GB?

Choose 256GB if you record a lot of 4K video or shoot long RAW sessions between offloads. For mostly stills, 128GB is usually enough.

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