Exascend 256Gb Vigor Cfexpress 2.0 Type B Card

Exascend 256gb Vigor Cfexpress 2.0 Type B Card

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Designed for extended shoots and continuous recording, the Exascend 256GB VIGOR CFexpress 2.0 Type B Cardfrom Exascend 256GB VIGOR CFexpress 2.0 Type B Cardcan capture 8K raw video and photos. It combines 3D NAND flash memory with a PCIe 3.0 controller to deliver max sequential read speeds of 1800 MB/s and max sequential write speeds of 1700 MB/s, as well as sustained read speeds of 1800 MB/s and sustained write speeds of 900 MB/s. Built to perform in extreme temperatures of 14 to 158°F and demanding environments, this 256GB memory card is resistant to dust, weather, impacts, X-rays, and magnets. It also features an MTBF of 2 million hours and low power consumption, which helps to ensure cool operations and dropped frames. The limited 5-year warranty includes data recovery.

256GB Storage Capacity PCIe 3.0 / NVMe 1.4 Interface Max Sequential Read Speed: 1800 MB/s Max Sequential Write Speed: 1700 MB/s Records 8K Raw Video and Photos 2 Million Hours MTBF Resistant to Water, Dust, and Weather Resistant to Impacts, X-Rays & Magnets Low Power Consumption Includes Data Recovery

Parameters
Quantity	1
Card Type	CFexpress Type B
Storage Capacity	256 GB
Bus Type	PCI-Express 3.0
Read Speed	Maximum: 1800 MB/s Sustained: 1800 MB/s
Write Speed	Maximum: 1700 MB/s Sustained: 900 MB/s
Operating Conditions	14 to 158°F / -10 to 70°C
Storage Conditions	-40 to 185°F / -40 to 85°C
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.085 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6.45 x 4 x 0.9"

Designed for extended shoots and continuous recording.

Combines 3D NAND flash memory with a PCIe 3.0 controller to deliver extreme read and write speeds of 1800 MB/s and 1700 MB/s, respectively.

Built to perform in extreme temperatures and most demanding environments.

Offers superior cooling efficiency with low power consumption, so you can say goodbye to overheating and frame drops, even when recording raw 8K and 6K videos.

CFexpress 2.0 Type B form factor.

Designed to perform at top levels with leading camera systems that require exceptional performance from storage media, such as the Nikon Z8 and Canon R5.

Panasonic LUMIX DC S1R / LUMIX DC S1
Phase One iXM-100 / iXM-50 / iXM-RS150F / iSM-RS100F
Blackmagic Design Cinema Camera 6K
Canon EOS 1DX MKIII / EOS R5 / EOS R5 C / EOS R3
FUJIFILM GFX100 II / X-H2S / X-H2
Nikon Z9 / Z8 / Z 7II / Z 6II / Z7 / Z6 / D6 / D5 / D850 / D500
Panasonic LUMIX GH6 / LUMIX DC-S1R / LUMIX DC-S1

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What's the warranty on those cards?

A: The Exascend 240GB Exascend Essential Cfexpress -Type A Card is warrantied up to 5 years or up to 150 terabytes written (TBW), whichever comes first. The TBW warranty will vary based on the capacity of the card. 150 TBW is for the 240GB card.

Q: 2. Will this card work on Sony FX6 camera ?

A: Yes, Exascend 240GB Essential Series CFexpress Type A Memory Card (2-Pack) works with Sony FX6 Full-Frame Cinema Camera (Body Only).

Q: 3. Its compatible with Canon R5C and 8k60 video?

A: It has not been tested in the R5C yet but this Delkin has been rated for use in the R5C 8K60p: https://bhpho.to/3TYGoMJ

Q: 4. 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: 5. Will it work with Nikon Z7II and Z9?

A: The Exascend 256GB Element Series CFexpress Type B Memory Card is compatible with the Nikon Z9 and Z7 II cameras.

Q: 6. 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: 7. 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: 8. Is this approved by RED for use with the V-Raptor?

A: Technically the Exascend 1TB Archon CFexpress 2.0 Type B Memory Card should work. but Red does not list it. Red lists this one, RED DIGITAL CINEMA PRO 660GB CFexpress 2.0 Type-B Card BH #REPCFE660GB • MFR #750-009 https://bhpho.to/3HpuG7s

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. 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.

Carlos	17/09/2024
[0.085 lb] 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

Shlomo	14/09/2024
[6.45 x 4 x 0.9"] Excellent response! 5

Ching	07/09/2024
[0.085 lb] Fast transfer rate. 5

Jeff L	27/08/2024
[0.085 lb] Works perfectly in my A7 IV. I shoot video in 4:2:2 10bit 4K and I usually am doing 40min to 1hr recordings for my projects. I constantly ran out of space on my Sony 80GB card that I got when I purchased the camera last February. Type A cards are so expensive that for the last year I just dealt with it and started watching the time left 20-30min into recording. I started researching higher capacity cards last month and just didn't want to pay $400 (or even $360 on sale) for a Sony 160GB card because it's only double the space. Then I came across this brand and read a couple reviews on other sites and decided to go for the 240GB card at the same price as the Sony 160GB. Who can argue with 50% more capacity for the same price? I popped it in, formatted it, and have been using it for the last few weeks with no problems at all. The sustained write speed of 400MB/s (max 700MB/s) is way more than you need to record 4K 10 bit at higher fps. Overall I highly recommend if you want to save a bit and still get higher capacity in a Type A card. 5

Jose	23/08/2024
[6.45 x 4 x 0.9"] Great so far. No issues. Used it as soon as I received it. 5

Dale	19/08/2024
[1] 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

Jordan	07/08/2024
[6.45 x 4 x 0.9"] 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

Khalid	01/08/2024
[PCI-Express 3.0] Did continuous shooting test with it on Canon R3 (CR3C) mode , 30 Fps approximately 440 continues photos with it and when it hits the buffer max the delay time is not that bad (1 sec to 2 secs) and it starts shooting , in case of other CFexpress cards the delay time way more maybe up to (3 secs and up) and u feel the camera completely stops for recording and approximately 350 of continues shooting with 30 fps , for the 15 fps and (CR3C) the camera doesn't stop shooting at all with this card 5