Delkin 160Gb Cfexpress Type A Memory Card & Reader

Delkin 160gb Cfexpress Type A Memory Card & Reader

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Designed for professional photographers and videographers who are on-the-go and want to travel light, while also being able to handle high-performance industry demands, the Delkin 160GB CFexpress Type A Memory Card & Readerfrom Delkin 160GB CFexpress Type A Memory Card & Readerfeatures one CFexpress Type A card slot, one UHS-II SDXC card slot, and connects to your host system using a 10 Gb/s USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C interface. It can offload large files, including high-res raw images, as well as 8K, 4K, Full HD, and 3D video, while power is provided via the USB bus. Plug-and-play functionality means that no additional drivers or power adapters are required for use and an anodized aluminum housing helps increase durability. You'll also be able to store one CFexpress Type A card inside the reader and cover the card slot with a rubber cap. Additional protection is provided by multiple heat sinks for increased cooling. For easy system connectivity, USB Type-C to Type-C and Type-C to Type-A cables are included.

Note: XQD, CFast 2.0, and CompactFlash memory cards are not compatible with this memory card reader. Also, the CFexpress Type A slot operates at 10 Gb/s, while the UHS-II SDXC slot operates at 5 Gb/s.

160GB Storage Capacity Max Read Speed: 880 MB/s Max Write Speed: 790 MB/s Records 8K, 6K, and 4K Video Records High Bitrates and Frame Rates 1 x CFexpress Type-A Card Slot 1 x UHS-II SDXC Card Slot USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C Interface (10 Gb/s) Bus Powered Rubber End Cover

Performance
Media Card Reader	1x CFexpress Type A 1x SDXC (UHS-II [312 MB/s])
System Connection	USB-C Female [3.1/3.2 Gen 2 (10 Gb/s)]
Power Source	USB Bus Power
General
Enclosure Material	Aluminum
Weight	0.25 lb / 0.11 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.46 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6.2 x 5.7 x 1.1"

Incorporating a USB 3.2 Gen 2 interface, the reader offers speeds suitable for professional photographers and videographers. Offload large files, such as high-res raw images, 8K, 4K, HD, and 3D videos quickly and efficiently at speeds up to 10 Gb/s, which is twice as fast as USB 3.0. Utilize the full capabilities of CFexpress Type A & UHS-II SDXC cards and reduce transfer times dramatically for a more streamlined workflow.

Constructed out of anodized aluminum, the reader takes advantage of stronger materials to offer ruggedized protection and extend its lifetime. It is also designed with multiple heat sinks to help prevent overheating. Other memory card readers in comparison are prone to breakage or damage during normal wear and tear. In addition, the reader also provides safe internal storage for one CFexpress Type A card and comes with a rubber end cover for protection against bumps, impact, water damage, dust, and other forms of debris.

Measuring 4.5" long and weighing less than 0.25 pounds, the reader provides convenient, hassle-free portability. Bring it with you wherever you go and safely store it in a backpack, carrying bag, laptop case, and much more. Whether you are in the middle of a vast open desert, a tropical rainforest, or even the frozen tundra, the reader's compact size allows you to access your precious files virtually anywhere and anytime, while taking up minimal space.

Access your files in seconds, with no drivers or external power required. Simply plug the reader into a USB Type-C or USB Type-A port on your computer (separate cables included) and start viewing your photos and videos instantly. The reader is also backward compatible with USB 3.0, 2.0, and 1.1 ports, but will transfer data at slower rates.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the minimum write speed ?

A: Unfortunately, mfr's do not list minimum sustained write speeds. I would urge you to contact Delkin at; Delkin DevicesTel: 858-391-1234 or 800-637-8087 Website http://www.delkin.com/

Q: 2. Will Sony XQD/SD Card Reader read the new CFexpress Type b cards? #2 Will Apple's Catalina max OS X 10.15.1 read the card when inserted into a Mac/

A: As of now, this card can only be used in a reader such as the ProGrade Digital CFexpress USB 3.1 Gen 2 Single-Slot Card Reader, B&H # PRGRWCFXANA. As for compatibility with Mac OS X 10.15 Catalina, there has been no confirm of issues with this OS and the use of CF Express cards just yet.

Q: 3. Is this compatible for use in the Nikon Z9 ?

A: Yes, the Delkin Devices 1TB POWER CFexpress Type B Memory Card is compatible with the Z9.

Q: 4. Is this compatible for use in a Canon 7D?

A: No, it is not. The Canon EOS 7D Digital Camera is designed for use with CompactFlash memory cards. It is not compatible for use with the newer CFexpress memory cards.

Q: 5. Would this support writing 8k on the R5? The specs only specify 5.9k RAW @ 60fps

A: As per Canon, an approved card for 8K RAW video is the ProGrade Digital 325GB CFexpress 2.0 Cobalt Memory Card, BH # PRGCFX325GCJ. https://bhpho.to/34e3zd2

Q: 6. is this card cfexpress type B ? im buying for new released 1dx mark III thanks

A: yes it has the specs of the Type B cards.

Q: 7. does the 48-hour replacement programme for a defective card, also apply to international territories, ie countries outside of the USA, or is this just an internal US insurance scheme?

A: The 48-hour replacement guarantee is USA only.

Q: 8. Is this compatible with the Lumix GH6? For full video use specifically?

A: Yes, this memory card is compatible with the GH6.

Q: 9. Is this compatible with NIKON Z6/Z7?

A: Yes.

Q: 10. 1TB Is this compatible for use in the Nikon Z9 ?

A: Yes, the Delkin Devices 1TB POWER CFexpress Type B Memory Card is compatible with the Nikon Z9.

TIMOTHY	27/09/2024
[Aluminum] Speeds that seem to match that of the competitors. Quality build and no issues after about four months of use. I love that they have serial numbers as it means Delkin will support each item as if they are not batch-made by a robot in China. Maybe they are and I am a fool for thinking otherwise but, it's a pretty solid gimmick if that ios the case. 5

Eric	21/09/2024
[Aluminum] I just received the Delkin Power G4 1 TB CF Express Type B memory card. I ran a quick test in my Nikon Z8 - just held the shutter for two minutes. The camera fired more than 1400 images and never slowed or used the buffer at all. I immediately removed the card and it was still at room temperature. For pre-release capture, auto capture, extended video, or a series of bursts at high frame rates - this is a terrific card and at a very good price. One note - before using the card I ran a full format and then a quick format in the camera. I'm not sure that it's necessary - just a way to make sure the card is correctly formatted before use. 5

Martin	18/09/2024
[0.46 lb] I have both Delkin Black (150) and Delkin Power cards in the 128 size. This card came up at a heavily discounted price. My camera says it can hold more than 13,000 using HE* on the Z9. I have opted to put it in slot 2 for video work. I have not tested it for video yet, however I ran a few tests at 20FPS using uncompressed RAW and the buffer numbers in the viewfinder indicated it was full at just over 200. That's more than enough. If you need a longer burst than that the Delkin Black 150 seems to keep going for much longer and the buffer just keeps resetting. It slows to a slightly lower frame rate for two or three seconds then appears to go back to 20FPS. I have never felt tempted jus to hold the shutter down for more than 10 seconds, but it is possible. Delkin Cards are able to handle lots of data without becoming hot which I believe is a good indicator of reliability. Their performance at transferring images to the computer is also very impressive. The 512 Power is a very welcome addition to the collection, the capacity for video was my main reason for opting for the larger size. 5

William	07/09/2024
[0.46 lb] I bought this one on sale at a great price. I have a bunch of Delkin cards and they have all been very reliable and fast. 5

Wasim	04/09/2024
[Aluminum] good card for a good price, 5

james	26/08/2024
[USB Bus Power] I use it in a canon R5. It works for everything except the biggest size 8k raw. It works for smaller RAW and all 4k modes. I've loved their memory card readers for decades and am glad to support this company for the future. I've been using it for 6 months of busy season prior to review. 5

Robert	22/08/2024
[USB Bus Power] I bought these cards to use in my Nikon Z9 on the strong recommendation of the subject expert on a FaceBook page I follow. I could not be happier with the performance. I fire burst at 20 fps for as long as I want without a problem. The thing I really like is the speed of downloading. I thought my XQD cards were fast but they are nothing compared to the speed of these cards. I regularly see reports of people having trouble with other brands in their Z9 but never anything on the Belkins. 5

Robert	14/07/2024
[USB Bus Power] I have used Delkin CFexpress 256GB cards before this and found them to be fast and with no buffer issues on my Nikon Z9 shooting at HE RAW+JPEG. The two 512GB cards give me as good a performance with as much as 7300 images each! Totally worth it! 5

Matt	06/06/2024
[0.46 lb] Been using this for about six months now with my Nikon Z7 and haven't experienced a single problem so far. Great price, great card. 5

Lin	14/05/2024
[USB Bus Power] The quick import time to my external SSD is one step for me via Lightroom Classic (LrC), where I select the source (this media card connected via its card reader directly to my Mac ) and destination (the folders on the SSD which also are listed in LrC). After the files are copied to the SSD, LrC automatically builds the previews for editing: simple, fast, and efficient. Besides that, 2TB of storage serves as a second back up to another external back up hard drive and would be great for traveling when I don't want to take my laptop for storing many photos along the way. 5