Offering both strength and speed, the Sony 1920GB CFexpress Type B TOUGH Memory Cardfrom Sony 1920GB CFexpress Type B TOUGH Memory Cardprovides fast read speeds up to 1850 MB/s as well as write speeds up to 1750 MB/s that won't drop below 400 MB/s, thanks to the VPG-400 spec. This quick performance benefits recording a variety of video resolutions, bit-rates, and compressions, including 8K30p and 6K60p, as well as high-resolution continuous raw photo shooting. Beyond its speed, this TOUGH memory card also has a reinforced physical design to withstand drops from up to 16.4' and has been rigidity tested to 70 N of force. It's also resistant to extreme temperatures of -13 to 185°, X-rays, electricity, and UV rays. Two shock-resistant thermal diffusion sheets help absorb shock and dissipate heat. Offering further protection, File Rescue recovery software can be downloaded for recovering lost or even accidentally deleted files and Media Scan Utility can be used to automatically scan CFexpress cards and inform you of the flash memory condition.

Please note that the MRW-G1 card reader (sold separately) is required to diagnose CFexpress cards. Other manufacturers' readers or a direct connection to the camera may not be used.

1920GB Storage Capacity    Max Read Speed: 1850 MB/s    Max Write Speed: 1750 MB/s    Min Write Speed: 400 MB/s (VPG-400)    Record 8K Video    Capture Raw Photos and Shutter Bursts    Shock / UV Light / X-Ray Proof    Rigidity Tested to 70 N    Dissipates Heat While Recording    File Rescue Recover & Media Scan Utility

This card is VPG-400 certified, ensuring consistent recording of high bit rate video on compatible cinema and interchangeable-lens cameras. It even supports the X-OCN LT compressed raw format for internal recording, such as 8K30p and 6K60p, on the CX96800.

The 1920GB capacity enables longer recording of high bit rate video in cameras including the CineAlta BURANO, so there's no need to worry about card capacity. This card may also be used for still images.

High-speed performance with maximum read and write speeds of 1850 MB/s and 1750 MB/s, respectively, enable efficient data backup after shooting.

This card is designed to be strong and rugged enough to withstand pressures up to 70 N. That's approximately three times stronger than the CFexpress Type B card standard, protecting photo data from damage caused by frequent insertion and removal of cards when shooting, and from shocks incurred through dropping and other types of stress.

The space between the IC components and the substrate receives an underfill so they adhere to one another, which improves connection reliability. Sandwiching the substrate between two shock-resistant thermal diffusion sheets on the top and bottom creates shock absorption, while at the same time enhancing heat dissipation. This reduces temperature rise, which can be an obstacle to high-speed data transfer.

With specs to withstand a drop from 16.4' plus resistance to extreme temperatures, X-rays, static electricity, and UV rays, this card can be used in harsh environments.

Sony's Media Scan Utility desktop app diagnoses the state of the flash memory in memory cards. This free download, when installed on a computer, automatically diagnoses supported memory cards when they are mounted. A warning will be displayed when the number of read/write cycles approaches the card's limit.

Sony's Memory Card File Rescue is a free desktop app that can recover accidentally deleted image data on memory cards.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this card work with the a6600?

A: This is not compatible in the Sony a6600.

Q: 2. What is the difference between CEA-G160T and CEA-M1920T? Particularly G vs M?

A: The Sony 1920GB CFexpress Type A TOUGH Memory Card M are larger and go up to 1920GB and the G cards up to 640gb maximum. And the M cards have a minimum sustained write speed of 200MB/s and the S cards is 400MB/s.

Q: 3. Will this work in the FS7ii and FX9 cameras?

A: Not that we are aware of. The FS7II and FX9 only support XQD Cards.

Q: 4. What is the difference between Type A and Type B of CF Express card (Using with a FX6)?

A: CFexpress Type A cards are a different physical size than CFexpress Type B cards. They cannot be used interchangeably. The Sony FX6 uses CFexpress Type A cards.

Q: 5. Does this come with any sort of converter to say, an SD, or USB slot?

A: It des not come with a converter but you can use this card reader to download it to your computer via USB: https://bhpho.to/2IVuUK7

Q: 6. Can I use the Sony 80GB CFexpress Type A TOUGH Memory Card for 4K120 S&Q XAVC S-I on the Sony a7S III?

A: Yes, you can use that card to shoot, 4K120 S&Q XAVC S-I on the Sony a7S III. Note 4k uses a lot of memory. You might want to go with the 140GB version. Or at least two of the 80GB version.

Q: 7. How about sony a7r3 this card work with?

A: No. The Sony A7RIII does not have a slot for CFExpress Type A cards like this Sony 160GB CFExpress Type A Tough.

Q: 8. how many minutes can it shot in 4k at 60 fps with out being filled up?

A: The recording time in minutes that this Sony 160GB CFExpress Type A TOUGH Memory Card would depend on the camera that is being used.

Q: 9. Is these card VPG-400

A: No, the Sony 128GB CFexpress Type B TOUGH Memory Card is not VPG-400 Certified.

Q: 10. Will this work on the Sony a7iii

A: No this does not work for the Sony a7III. That camera only has SD Card slots.