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today we're gonna take a quick look at Lex's lineup of new from USB flash sticks and memory cards for their professional line of series and the only reason I'm doing this video is because I've actually been using Lexile memory cards in my cameras for quite some years now and they do represent good value for money and thus I do believe in the brand ladies gentlemen welcome back to check yes City this is Bryan coming to you guys today with a quick video on interestingly enough memory cards and flash sticks now it is a little bit different compared to my usual type of content however I do believe in Lexus products and when they reached out and asked me to take a look at their cool little devices I decided why not and give you guys a quick look at what they've got on offer here so for this device they've got here USB 3 flash stick which comes out one side and has a type C connected there and then if you use it to the other side it has a type a there this is both USB 3 compatible so the speeds on this I reported a write speed of around about 65 megabytes per second so that's copying to the drive and then copying from the drive which is the read speeds we managed to clock it in about 144 megabytes per second so pretty good speeds on this device and you also got about 64 gigabytes of storage there so the next flash drive they have on offer here is a similar thing except it's white and on one end instead of the type-c connector we get an Apple iPhone connector there and then if you move back here you again get that USB 3 type connector so this one however is a little bit more plasticky and does feel a little bit cheaper than the grey one and ironically enough it did report lower read and write speeds for the read speeds we managed to clock in at around 85 megabits per second so that's copying from the drive and then copying to the drive which is the write speeds we looked at we're looking at around 25 or 26 megabytes per second so it's pretty low there in the actual transfer speeds and the actual write speeds that would be similar it wouldn't even need USB 3 on that so next up here is the compact flash memory card which I managed to take down the store and do a heap of tests on high-end cameras and this thing did not disappoint at all it was a very consistent memory card and also the build quality feels pretty good so the advertised speeds are three and a half thousand speed and it's got 525 megabytes per second sequential read speeds so it's a pretty quick card and you will get a lot of life out of this if going by my own experience with lexa camera memory cards is anything to go by lastly here's their professional x QD memory card which is supports 440 megabytes per second so a little bit slower than compact flash and I did take this down and it did test it as well and it is very consistent just like the other memory card so that's about it for the overview today if you guys enjoyed this video then please give it a thumbs up if you have any questions or comments about Lex's professional lineup of memory cards then please drop a comment in the comment section below as for these two USB sticks I definitely like the gray version here it does have a little bit better build quality than the white version and it is a little bit smaller and it has faster speeds though for those people who use Apple products then I'm sure you will be handy or you will find something like this very handy for that proprietary nonsense so you don't have to have that for project cable if you want to get files off your iPhone so I could see this being very useful for Apple iPhone users anyway guys that's it for me peace out for now bye