Lexar

42 products. Prices from $11.95 to $599.95, including GST. 29 ship within 1-2 business days.

Lexar develops memory and storage products for photography, video and everyday data transfer. Based in San Jose, California, Lexar makes SD cards, microSD cards, CFexpress cards, USB flash drives and card readers. Electronic Australia stocks selected Lexar memory cards, CFexpress media, USB drives and accessories for compatible cameras, computers and other devices.

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About Lexar

Lexar's range includes removable memory cards, CFexpress media, USB flash drives and card readers. Its Professional products cover formats such as SD, microSD and CFexpress, with different speed classes, capacities and interfaces for camera capture and file transfer. Lexar also produces readers designed for specific card formats, including CFexpress Type A, CFexpress Type B and SD. The products stocked here include Professional SDXC cards, Professional CFexpress cards, USB-C readers, dual-slot readers and other memory accessories.

Choose a card according to your camera or recorder's supported format, capacity and speed requirements. SD and microSD cards are not interchangeable without the correct adapter, while CFexpress Type A and Type B use different physical formats and require matching device slots and readers. Check the camera manufacturer's specifications before buying. For transfers, select a reader that supports your card type and computer connection. USB-C readers can be used with compatible USB-C devices, but the computer, cable and reader interface can limit transfer speed.

Lexar questions

Where is Lexar based?

Lexar lists its Americas address in San Jose, California, United States. The company develops memory and storage products, including removable memory cards, CFexpress media, USB flash drives and card readers.

Are Lexar CFexpress Type A and Type B cards interchangeable?

No. CFexpress Type A and Type B are different physical formats. A camera must support the relevant type, and the card reader must also be designed for that type. Check the camera and reader specifications before purchasing.

How do I choose a Lexar SD card?

Check the camera's supported SD format, speed class and maximum capacity. UHS-I and UHS-II cards use different interfaces, and the camera determines which performance level it can use. A compatible reader is also needed for efficient transfers to a computer.

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