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Lexar Silver Plus 1TB UHS-I V30 (205MB/Sec) SD Memory Card

£456.00Fair Value1 stores tracked

Buy Signal

Price near historical average — neutral outlook

Confidence: 50/100

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Fair Value

Price near historical average — neutral outlook

Confidence: 50%

Reasons to Buy

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Risks / Watch Out

✗No significant risk factors detected

Product Fundamentals

The Lexar Silver Plus 1TB UHS-I V30 (205MB/Sec) SD Memory Card streamlines your workflow with impressive read and write speeds of 205MB/s and 150MB/s. The memory card is compatible with various cameras from Canon
Nikon
Sony, and more, supports burst shooting, and enables Full HD and 4K 60fps video recording. Its durable and reliable build makes it ideal for professionals and enthusiasts alike.

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