LEXAR

LEXAR at Latrand offers USB flash drives, memory cards, readers and SSD devices. Selection starts with the device with which the medium will be used and the supported format. Capacity is separate from speed, interface and the class required for the specific task.

The format and device determine the first choice

The LEXAR memory cards include SDXC and microSDXC with different UHS-I, UHS-II designations and speed classes. Compare them with the requirements of the camera, recorder or other device. CFexpress Type A is a different format from SD; the presence of a reader in the same collection does not mean it accepts every card. For the reader, check the specific supported format and connection to the computer.

SILVER PLUS microSDXC is a UHS-I family with V30 and A2. designations. Its stated maximum write speed varies by capacity, so compare the exact version. Peak speeds come from the manufacturer's internal tests and depend on the host, reader and conditions. They should not be treated as continuous video recording speed or a result with any reader.

Check compatibility by model

The compatibility stated for SILVER PLUS with DJI, GoPro and gaming devices refers to tested models. The camera brand name alone is not enough. Before purchasing, establish the permitted format, capacity and recording requirements of the specific device, then compare the relevant card.

For transferring files, browse USB flash drives. JumpDrive V40 is a plug-and-play USB storage device for transferring and sharing files, stated for PC and Mac, with a keyring loop. These characteristics do not automatically describe V400, M22 or dual USB-A/Type-C variants. For these, the connector type forms part of a separate comparison.

SSD and usable capacity

In SSD devices , the SATA NS100 range presented is selected according to the interface and storage space in the corresponding computer. For a general comparison between product types, continue to data storage. Also bear in mind the difference between stated and usable capacity: some space is reserved for formatting and other purposes. Compare format, interface, capacity and specific requirements as separate criteria.