Sony 160Gb Cfexpress Type A Tough Memory Card

[1] The Sony 160GB CFexpress Type A TOUGH Memory Card is an excellent choice for professional photographers and videographers. Its robust build, high speed, and large capacity make it ideal for demanding shooting scenarios. While it comes at a premium price, its performance and reliability offer great value for those needing top-tier memory solutions.

[0.06 lb] I now operate with a set of 4X 160GB CFexpress TOUGH memory cards, and have had zero issues. Recently threw out 2 traditional Sandisk memory cards after breaking apart around the 8 year mark, which is fine for a memory card, but still showed the flaws in the design of the product. I believe these TOUGH cards are much sturdier and will last twice as long. Happy with my purchase!

[USB Bus Power] The Sony MRW-G2 CFexpress Type A/SD Memory Card Reader has a solid body feel with a clean and professional appearance. It works as describe by Sony. Very nice!

[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.

[PCI-Express 3.0] I've purchased and used Delkin Power CFexpress Type B Memory cards in the past and this one is no different. I'm a wildlife photographer shooting a Canon R3 and never have an issue with the card buffering out. Its sustained write speed of 805 MB/s has been fast enough for my shooting style. Downloads are fast and in my entire career have never had a faulty card. I'd recommend this card at its current DealZone price.

[PCI-Express 3.0] The Angelbird 1TB AV Pro MK2 CFexpress 2.0 Type B Memory Card has been flawless with my Fujifilm XH2S. It handles all formats and resolutions swiftly, especially ProRes. The massive 1TB storage ensures I never run out of space. Impressive build quality. Highly recommended for reliable performance.

[0.06 lb] The ProGrade Digital 1TB CFexpress 4.0 Type B Gold Memory Card is a great value for the money and offers a massive amount of FAST storage.

[128 GB] I have used Lexar memory cards for years. The Lexar 128GB Professional CFexpress Type-B memory card is very fast - and more importantly - very dependable. Lexar is my go to disk for my Nikon Z 9.

[0.505 lb] I use it with Angelbird 2TB AV Pro CFexpress 2.0 Type B Memory Card. Works fast, not complains. May become hot during extensive use, but not burning hot. The only complain - the provided no-slip sticky pads will cover (hide) either serial number, or screws at the unit bottom. I decided against using them.

[1] These cards ARE Tough. With the Codec I'm using, the 160GB card only gives me 129 minutes of recording time. The card is expensive, but I'm hoping it will last quite a while. I believe it will give you the best reliable video verses other manufacturing brands. I'm hoping that the price will come down over time.