The Lexar Professional 1000x 128GB SDXC card is a UHS-II SD card built for photographers and videographers who want faster offloads than a standard UHS-I card can deliver. In a UHS-II reader it reads at up to 150MB/s — about 50% faster than the fastest UHS-I cards — so a full card of RAW files copies to your computer noticeably quicker. It carries U3 and Class 10 ratings, which guarantee a minimum sustained write speed of 30MB/s, the level most cameras require for 4K and Full HD video. It also works in any UHS-I camera or reader at UHS-I speeds, has a write-protect switch, and is backed by Lexar’s limited lifetime warranty. 128GB, brand new.
UHS-II · 1000x · 150MB/s Read
Faster Offloads to Your Computer
The extra second row of pins on the back of a UHS-II card is what lets it run faster than an ordinary SD card. Paired with a UHS-II reader, the Lexar 1000x reads at up to 150MB/s, so moving a day’s shooting from card to laptop takes a fraction of the time it does with a typical camera card. That matters most when you shoot RAW, bracket exposures or record long video clips and want to get files into Lightroom or your editing software quickly. In a standard UHS-I reader or a laptop’s built-in SD slot the card still works normally, transferring at that reader’s maximum — usually around 90MB/s — so to see the full 150MB/s you need a UHS-II reader such as the Lexar Professional dual-slot reader.
U3 · Class 10 · 4K and Full HD
Rated for Video Recording
Inside the camera, what decides whether video records smoothly is the minimum sustained write speed. The U3 rating guarantees at least 30MB/s, which covers 4K UHD and Full HD recording on most mirrorless cameras, DSLRs and camcorders, as well as continuous burst shooting. The card works in UHS-II cameras and is fully backwards compatible with UHS-I cameras, where it runs at UHS-I speeds; in older non-UHS devices it performs at Class 10 speeds. Write speeds are lower than the 150MB/s read speed, as with all cards in this class. If your camera records very high-bitrate 4K, 6K or 8K video, or its manual asks for a V60 or V90 card, choose a card with that video speed rating instead.
128GB · Write Protect · Lifetime Warranty
A Sensible Size, Backed for Life
128GB holds thousands of high-resolution photos or several hours of Full HD video, depending on your camera’s settings — a practical size for a day out or a holiday without filling up mid-shoot. A write-protect switch on the side locks the card so images cannot be deleted or overwritten by accident. Lexar Professional cards are backed by Lexar’s limited lifetime warranty. As with any memory card, format it in your camera before first use, and copy important photos to a computer or cloud storage regularly rather than keeping the card as your only copy. This is a full-size SD card; phones, drones and action cameras that use microSD need a microSD card instead.
Right choice if you…
✔ Have a UHS-II camera or reader and want faster card offloads
✔ Shoot RAW photos or 4K and Full HD video
✔ Want a fast card from a professional range at a mid-range price
✔ Value a limited lifetime warranty
Consider something else if…
✘ Your camera requires a V60 or V90 card for its highest video modes
✘ You need the fastest write speeds — the Lexar 1667x is quicker
✘ Your device takes microSD — this is a full-size SD card
Lexar Professional 1000x 128GB SDXC — Technical Specifications
| Brand | Lexar |
| Model | Professional 1000x SDXC UHS-II |
| MPN | LSD128CRBEU1000 |
| Capacity | 128GB |
| Format | SDXC · full-size SD |
| Bus | UHS-II (backwards compatible with UHS-I) |
| Read Speed | Up to 150MB/s (1000x) with a UHS-II reader |
| Write Speed | Lower than read speed |
| Speed Class | Class 10 · UHS Speed Class 3 (U3) |
| Video | 4K UHD · Full HD · 3D |
| Features | Write-protect switch |
| Warranty | Manufacturer warranty (Lexar, limited lifetime) |
In the Box
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I get 150MB/s?
Yes, for reading, when used with a UHS-II card reader. In a standard UHS-I reader or a built-in laptop slot it transfers at the reader’s maximum, usually around 90MB/s. Write speeds are lower than the read speed.
Does it work in a UHS-I camera?
Yes. It is backwards compatible with UHS-I cameras and readers, where it runs at UHS-I speeds, and with older SDXC devices at Class 10 speeds.
Is it fast enough for 4K video?
It is rated U3 and Class 10, guaranteeing at least 30MB/s sustained writing — the rating most cameras ask for when recording 4K UHD. If your camera manual requires a V60 or V90 card for a particular mode, use a card with that rating.
Does it fit a phone or drone?
Only if the device has a full-size SD slot. Phones, most drones and action cameras use microSD cards.
What warranty does it have?
Lexar Professional cards are covered by Lexar’s limited lifetime warranty.
Condition
Brand New
Warranty
Manufacturer warranty (Lexar)
Delivery
Fully Tracked
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