Exascend Cfexpress Type A Card Reader

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Designed for professional photography and cinematography, the Exascend CFexpress Type A Card Readerfrom Exascend CFexpress Type A Card Readercan transfer high-resolution photos and 8K raw videos from your camera to other devices at speeds up to 10 Gb/s. Built using an aluminum enclosure and a female USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 interface, this card reader attaches to your host system using an included USB-C to USB-A cable. Also included is a USB-A to USB-C adapter.

CFexpress Type A Card Slot 10 Gb/s USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 Interface Bus Powered Aluminum Enclosure Includes USB-C to USB-A Cable Includes USB-A to USB-C Adapter

Performance
Media Card Reader	1x CFexpress Type A
System Connection	USB-C Female [3.1/3.2 Gen 2 (10 Gb/s)]
Power Source	USB Bus Power
General
Enclosure Material	Aluminum
LED Indicators	Yes
Dimensions (W x H x D)	4.7 x 4.7 x 1.3" / 120 x 120 x 32 mm
Weight	6.7 oz / 190 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.425 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	4.7 x 4.6 x 1.3"

Exascend's EXCRCFA1 card reader is engineered to excel in demanding professional photography, offering offload speeds of up to 10 Gb/s via its high-speed interface.

Designed for moving files between your CFexpress Type A card and USB devices, the EXCRCFA1 reader offers read speeds up to 10 Gb/s with UHS-I support.

Move ultra-high resolution photos and 8K raw videos from your camera to other devices in a blink of an eye. In a sleek aluminum design, the CFexpress Type A reader is ideal for on-the-go and can deliver top performance virtually anywhere, whether in transit or otherwise.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 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: 2. is there a CFexpress type B card reader out there to Apple lightning?

A: Regarding the Exascend CFexpress Type B / SD Express Card Reader, there are no CFexpress Type B card readers with an Apple Lightning connection.

Q: 3. Why does it say CFast 2.0 in the name when its a Cfast Type 1card reader?

A: The unit designed for the fast ingestion of CFast 2.0 media that support 10 Gb/s USB 3.2 Gen 2.

Q: 4. What is the function of the lock switch on the reader?

A: Regarding the Angelbird CFexpress Type A Card Reader, the write-protect switch protects against unintended file deletion and keeps your system from writing unwanted data files to your card. It ensures that NO date can be written, edited or deleted from the mounted Type A media.

Q: 5. 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: 6. Does this read non express CF cards? or just express CF cards

A: No, the Xcellon CFexpress Type B Card Reader can only read CF Express cards with that specific card slot. Another option would be Xcellon CFexpress Type B and UHS-II SD Card Reader; the two card slots fit both SD and CF Express Type B.

Q: 7. 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: 8. Anyone with knowledge or experience with this brand. Its new to me. Thanks

A: The Exascend 120GB Exascend Essential Cfexpress -Type A Card is a very high rated memory card maker. They actually make there own cards unlike many others. Top recommendation from video pros.

Q: 9. How can a 10Gb/s reader achieve 1700MB/s. Surely, that is impossible?

A: The Exascend CFexpress Type B Card Reader can transfer up to 10gb/s which is faster than 1700mb/s. But with how usb-c is and speed it will be no faster than about 1700mb/s. GB is (gigabytes. and GB is Megabits.

Q: 10. Is it compatible with bmpcc 6k full frame?

A: BMPCC 6k are APSC sensors and only use SD UHS 1/2 and Cfast cards..CFexpress cards are not compatible in these cameras

Jordan	16/09/2024
[Yes] It’s cost effective for sure, on my FX3, I can film all the formats no problem, no dropped frames. The speed is as advertised and I haven’t had any corrupted files. I plan on buying 2-3 more. Saves so much money. 5

Carlos	09/09/2024
[Aluminum] Purchased two 120's and one 240. After around 10k photos, I cant see any difference on the performance of my Sony A1. The 240 seems to be the best value per GB. Very good value compared to the tough cards. 5

Duane	09/08/2024
[Aluminum] I own a lot of CFExpress cards and these are by far the fastest! 5

David	29/07/2024
[0.425 lb] I have a number of CFexpress A cards: a 260GB Pergear, 2x160GB Sony, 2X160 GB Lexar and now I added this Exascend 480GB. I took it out on a 4 day birding trip and I shot about 4800 RAW image files in my A1. The A1 said I had space for about 2500 more images but I ran out of time and birds. All images transferred over to my MAC without any issues. Bottom line: a great card, plenty of space and fast. So far it is as good as my Sony, Lexar or the cheaper Pergear cards. Highly recommended! Priced right too! 5

Dale	21/07/2024
[Yes] I purchased the Exascend 180GB for a little more than the SONY 80GB version I purchased a few years ago for my Sony A1 camera. The Exascend card works just as well. 5

Kyle	21/07/2024
[0.425 lb] After buying a 2 pack of Angelbird 1TB cards that were corrupt and defective (also discontinued right after I bought them), I tried this one based on the description and details. This 1TB card is so fast. Everything I have done so far to test on my Canon R5 (8K Video RAW, 4K HD, Photos etc.) has worked flawlessly. I'm only 1 day in, but if I can post an update down the road, I will try to do so. 5