Optimized for enthusiast photography and cinematography, the Exascend 256GB CFexpress Type B Memory Cardfrom Exascend 256GB CFexpress Type B Memory Cardis designed to keep up with 8K raw and burst photography workloads. This card features a storage capacity of 256GB, 3D TLC NAND flash memory, and utilizes the PCIe 3.0 / NVMe 1.2 interface to achieve maximum sustained read speeds of 1800 MB/s and maximum write speeds of 1200 MB/s. This card also delivers an MTBF of 2 million hours, a Total Bytes Written (TBW) rating of 150TB, an Unrecoverable Bit Error Rate (UBER) of 1 sector per 10¹⁷ bits read, and is resistant to temperatures ranging from 14 to 158°F.

256GB Storage Capacity    PCIe 3.0 / NVMe 1.2 Interface    Max Read Speed: 1800 MB/s    Max Write Speed: 1200 MB/s    Shock, Vibration, and Temperature Proof    2 Million Hour MTBF    Endurance (TBW): 150TB    Can Resist Temperature Extremes    Adaptive Thermal Control    Afterburner and SuperCruise Technologies

The Exascend Element series provides high CFexpress performance that is ready to tackle enthusiast cinematography and photography.

Exascend Element cards are designed for cinematography and feature Exascend's signature cinematography-enhancing firmware technologies.

Element cards are Exascend's entry-level offering into CFexpress, providing ample performance at a competitive price so creators can upgrade to next-gen CFexpress storage.

With extreme sustained read speeds of up to 1800 MB/s, offloading your footage with Exascend Element is a breeze.

Exascend's unique Adaptive Thermal Control technology tackles the issue of overheating and thermal throttling that is unavoidable in high-performance PCIe NVMe flash storage devices.

Afterburner is a performance enhancing Exascend technology that leverages SLC cache to boost sequential read and write speeds in storage devices with 3D TLC NAND.

SuperCruise is a signature Exascend technology that optimizes write performance for stability, ensuring stable write performance even in the most demanding applications.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this card record 4k 120p on A7SIII?

A: The Exascend 240GB Exascend Essential Cfexpress -Type A Card can record 4K 120P on the Sony a7S III Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 2. Does this card is compatible with the XH2S?

A: Yes, Exascend 256GB Element Series CFexpress Type B Memory Card BH #EXPC3S256GB is compatible with the FUJIFILM X-H2S Mirrorless Camera BH #FUXH2S.

Q: 3. Will this work with the Sony FX3?

A: Yes, the Exascend 256GB Essential Pro CFexpress 4.0 Type A Memory Card is compatible with the Sony FX3 Full-Frame Cinema Camera (BH #SOFX3).

Q: 4. WIll this card work on ProRes/ProResHQ funtion of Fujifilm X-H2 ?

A: Yes Exascend 256GB Element Series CFexpress Type B Memory Card can be used in the Fuji XH2 for ProRes/ProResHQ recording.

Q: 5. Has anyone managed to test if 8K 30P & 4k 120P can be recorded on Sony A1?

A: Yes, you can record 8K 29.97p [200Mb/s] with the Exascend 240GB Exascend Essential Cfexpress -Type A Card on your Sony A1 mirrorless camera. 240gb card would last close to 60 minutes.

Q: 6. Will this card work with the Sony Fx 30 4k 120 and Xavc S-I 4k?

A: Yes, the Exascend 120GB Essential Series CFexpress Type A Memory Card can be used for shooting 4K 120p and XAVC S-I on the Sony X30 camera.

Q: 7. At 600 MB/s how many minutes of video can you record on the 180GB card?

A: For 600 Mb/s (75MB/s), which is what Sony's XAVC S-I 4:2:2 10-Bit video codec records, you would get about 40 minutes of recording time with the Exascend 180GB Essential Series CFexpress Type A Memory Card.

Q: 8. Will this card (512GB) work with the Nikon D850 camera with updated firmware?

A: Exascend 512GB Element Series CFexpress Type B Memory Card BH #EXPC3S512GB will work with the Nikon D850 DSLR with updated firmware.

Q: 9. Is this CFExpress card compatible with the Canon EOS R5?

A: The Exascend 1TB Archon CFexpress Type B Memory Card has not been tested in a EOS R5 from the manufacture. Other sources say it is compatible.

Q: 10. Why are the "Max Write Speeds" all different, description says 1700 MB/s, Image of card says 1000 MB/s and image of packaging says 1680 MB/s? Which is correct?

A: Pardon the confusion. Please note that the max write speed varies with capacity and the description might have been written before updated images/packaging were made available to us. The most accurate information will be clarified and posted as soon as possible. Based on Exascend's website with the latest information, the read is 1800MB/s and the write is 1700MB/s.