Grab a Lexar CFexpress Type B Memory Card for Nearly Half Off

Abby Ferguson

Three angles of the Lexar CFexpress Type B card against a purple gradient.

This week marked the end of lots of long-lasting deals with Sony and Fujifilm gear all going back to full-price. But, as of now, there’s still plenty of discounts hanging around to help people save some money on high-quality camera gear and accessories.

New Gear Available This Week

There were quite a few releases this week, with a pair of new Ricoh GR III models being announced. The GR III HDF and GR IIIx HDF integrate a dreamy diffusion filter to give photos a soft, glowing look straight out of the camera.

This Week’s Deals

The end of so many deals doesn’t mean there aren’t still worthy ones, though. Canon still has plenty of discounted cameras and lenses, and memory items are still on sale following World Backup Day.

A Lexar CFexpress Type B memory card against a white background.

The Best Deal: Lexar 128GB Professional CFexpress Type B GOLD Series $89.99 (normally $169.99)

We know, a memory card isn’t a very exciting piece of gear. But they are necessities, and you can’t have too many of them. CFexpress Type B cards can be on the pricey end, so when we see them for nearly half off, we get excited (and you should too).

Most of Nikon’s full-frame Z series mirrorless cameras use this format, as does Canon in some EOS R bodies as well as the C300 Mark III and C500 Mark II, Panasonic in the S1/S1R and GH6, DJI in the Ronin 4D, and RED in the V-Raptor 8K VV.

If your camera also has an SD card slot, you may be wondering if or why you should pony up for CFexpress. CFexpress Type B cards offer much greater speeds than SDXC, making them the best choice for anyone who shoots action, such as sports or wildlife. They are also more durable than SD cards, which is never a bad thing. Finally, they support higher bitrates, making them the go-to choice for videographers and cinematographers who shoot 4K and 8K video.

This is the lowest price this Lexar card has ever been at Amazon, so definitely don’t miss this one if you use CFexpress Type B cards. It is about time that high-quality CFexpress cards reach the sub-$100 price point, and this is a great chance to upgrade for people still sporting SD cards in their mirrorless cameras.

Nikon Z8

Nikon Cameras and Lens Discounts

The OM System M.Zuiko Digital ED 40-150mm f/2.8 PRO Lens against a white background.

OM System Lens Discounts

Canon EOS R6 Mark II

Canon Cameras and Lens Discounts

Tamron 28-200mm f/2.8-5.6

Tamron Lens Discounts

Samsung T7 Portable SSD

Hard Drives and SSD Discounts

Memory Cards

Memory Card Discounts

Canon imagePROGRAF 44-inch PRO-4600

Printers and Paper Discounts

Moment Strohl Mountain Light 45L Backpack

Discounted Cases and Backpacks

Canon Speedlite EL-5

Lighting Discounts

JOBY Wavo PRO On-Camera Shotgun Microphone

Video Discounts

Best Tripod Guide

Other Good Stuff

It wouldn’t be surprising to see more deals fall-off the list next week, so if you’re considering picking something up, it’s best not to wait.

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