10Gbps 3-in-1 CFexpress/XQD/SD Card Reader USB 3.2 Gen 2 for Thunderbolt 3/4 For Sale
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10Gbps 3-in-1 CFexpress/XQD/SD Card Reader USB 3.2 Gen 2 for Thunderbolt 3/4
Price: US $72.99
3-in-1 CFexpress/XQD/SD Card Reader
Upgrade your workflow with the latest CFexpress Type B Card Reader featuring dual slots for enhanced versatility. This professional-grade card reader combines compatibility for CFexpress (Type-B), XQD, and an additional SD slot, making it the ultimate 3-in-1 solution for photographers and videographers on the go.
Key Features:
Simultaneous Read/Write: Effortlessly read/write two cards at once, allowing for quick backups of your camera cards.
10Gbps Super Speed: Experience lightning-fast transfer speeds up to 1.25GB/s, perfect for high-resolution 4K/8K videos and large media files.
Enhanced Compatibility: Works seamlessly with Class B CFexpress cards (up to 2TB), Sony G/M-series XQD cards, Lexar XQD cards, and all SD formats (SD/SDXC/SDHC/RS-MMC).
Universal Use: Fully compatible with Windows (XP/Vista/7/8/8.1/10/11) and Mac OS, eliminating the need for extra adapters during cross-platform shoots.
Rugged Design: Built with a compact aluminum alloy body that dissipates heat and withstands the rigors of on-location use.
Travel-Ready: Its small form factor makes it easy to carry, pairing perfectly with your laptop for a mobile workstation anywhere.
Dual Cables Included: Comes with both USB-C to USB-C and USB-A to USB-C cables, ensuring compatibility with various devices.
Plug-and-Play Convenience: No drivers or software required—start transferring files immediately after unboxing.
Reliable Support:
Enjoy peace of mind with our responsive support team available within 24 hours for any inquiries. Plus, benefit from an 18-month warranty that ensures consistent performance for wedding teams, indie filmmakers, and expedition creators alike.</