Lexar 160GB Professional CFexpress Type A SILVER Series Memory Card, Compatible with Sony Cameras w/ Type A Card Slot, Up to 800/700 MB/s Read/Write, 8K Video, VPG 200 (LCAEXSL160G-RNENG)

I used the card on my on my Sony A7V and it oerformed well. It start to buffer at 1.5 to 2 seconds. That more than enough time to capture a sports shot so you won't miss it.

Shooting on Sony A7RV: Took this to Africa on a safari for 2 weeks and shot over 10k 70mp images on it as well as some 4k and 8k video (offloaded images every night). It writes so fast I can shoot 10fps or 8k indefinitely, and it takes maybe 10 min to offload the entire thing. Absolutely fantastic stuff! It gets a bit slower when it's nearly full (~30% slower when >75% capacity) but that's pretty reasonable considering how much it holds.

I've been using these in my Sony A7SIII since the other cards I use had gotten silly in their price. While these cards have gone up as well, if they can be picked up near their original price they are a good deal. Have no problem handling 4K 120fps video or High+ burst mode shooting and fast download speeds when paired with the proper cable and card reader.

I remember when I first bought an FX6, they had just invented this kind of storage. For the same price as this card, I was only able to get a 128GB card. So the fact that for slightly less money I can now get a full 1TB card is incredible. This thing is super fast. I actually prefer these cards over normal SD cards, even if you won't technically use the speed in terms of what codec you're using. It's really nice to have it on set and work off of directly, because its speed allows for almost instant transfers even after a huge shoot. It's also nice that you can edit directly off of it if you please. I've owned it and been using it on professional sets for probably four to five months now, and it hasn't let me down. I use it almost exclusively, despite the fact that I also have a couple of smaller Sony cards. All of the Type A cards I've owned are incredibly durable and have never given me any errors or corrupted footage or anything like that.

Perfect. Works perfect with Sony A1. Very happy at the speed size and price. Would buy again (and I might!)

This Lexar 512GB CFexpress Type A Silver 4.0 card performs exactly how a pro card should: very fast and dependable. I pair it with my Sony camera for high‑res stills and 4K/8K video, and it handles long bursts and high‑bitrate recording without any slowdowns or dropped frames. The rated speeds of up to 1,750 MB/s read and 1,650 MB/s write are noticeable when off‑loading to a fast USB‑4 reader, cutting my transfer times dramatically. The 512GB capacity is perfect for all‑day shoots without constantly swapping cards, and the rugged build feels solid enough for field use. If you’re a pro or serious enthusiast needing a high‑speed, high‑capacity card for demanding photography and videography, this Lexar Type A Silver is an excellent investment.

I run 2 of these in my Sony a7r5 and am able to shoot at full burst speed up as well as record 8K video. They run warm but I can rely on them to hold my data securely. Getting data off is as easy as plugging in the camera but I prefer to use a USB-C dongle that accepts Type A cards. It works well. I don't drop or submerge my memory cards so I cannot speak to the durability, but LEXAR makes good cards and these work well with any Sony camera that can accept them. The capacity of 256GB is just fine for my 61MP camera and I can fit thousands of JPGs and around 1600 JPG+compressed RAW (lossless) on one card. Having the second for backup gives me multiple days of shooting before needing to transfer data. These are unnecessarily more expensive than the Type B cards but, if you need speed, these fit the bill. With the current spike in memory prices, I am glad I got mine before the prices went up.

I shoot a lot of rodeos and they're obviously action packed. I was struggling with my Sony A7iv keeping up. While the CFexpress doesn't get me completely out of the woods, it's made a huge impact. I can definitely get more shots before I have to worry about filling the buffer. I've been a fan of Lexar for years and pair this with a Lexar Pro SD card. RAW files go to the CFexpress and JPGs go to the SD card. The card performance for both reading/writing is great. The storage is just about perfect, also. I can usually shoot 5-6 events before I need to format. I use 128GB SD cards so the goal was to have comparable storage for both mediums.

Always a fan of Lexar cards. Works perfectly in a Sony a7iv and a7v. Quick download to a computer. I don’t like the new pricing due to AI buying all the memory chips.

Funciona bien, el problema es que al no ser propietaria de la marca no habilita completamente las opciones de la marca camara marca sony ya que solicita que sea de la misma marca y esa nota o caracteristica no esta especificada

estou usando há um ano para filmar e fotografar e nunca deu erros

chefper than other, but still these products are expensive, but good products

Best card