Delkin Devices USB 3.2 CFEXPRESS Type A and SD UHS-II Memory Card Reader

Key Features
- Supports (1) CFexpress Type A & (1) SDXC UHS-II Memory Card
- Dual Cables Included – USB-C to A and USB-C to C
- USB 3.2 Type-C Interface (10 Gb/s)
- Built-In Card Storage with Rubberized End Cover
- Windows & Mac Compatible
- Plug & Play
overview
The USB 3.2 CFexpress Type A & SD UHS-II Memory Card Reader from Delkin Devices combines compact size with the ability to transfer data at blazing-fast speeds. Perfect for on-the-go users, the reader is specifically designed for those who want to travel light while able to handle the high-performance demands of CFexpress Type A & SDXC UHS-II memory cards that are used in the photo and video industries.
Next Generation Speed
Incorporating a USB 3.2 interface, the reader offers speeds suitable for professional photographers and videographers. Offload large files, such as high-res RAW images, 8K, 4K, HD & 3D videos, quickly and efficiently at speeds up to 10 Gbps (2x faster than USB 3.0) Utilize the full capabilities of CFexpress Type A & SDXC UHS-II cards and reduce transfer time dramatically for a more streamlined workflow.
Complete All-Around Protection
Constructed out of anodized aluminum, the reader takes advantage of stronger materials to offer ruggedized protection and extend its lifetime. It is also designed with multiple heat sinks to help prevent overheating. Other memory card readers in comparison are prone to breakage or damage during normal wear and tear. In addition, the reader also provides safe internal storage for (1) CFexpress Type A card and comes with a rubber end cover for protection against bumps, impact, water damage, dust and other forms of debris.
Compact & Travel-Friendly
Measuring 4.5 in. long and weighing less than ¼ lb., the reader provides convenient, hassle-free portability. Bring it with you wherever you go; safely store it in a backpack, carrying bag, laptop case, and much more! Whether you are in the middle of a vast open desert, a tropical rainforest or even the frozen tundra, the reader’s compact size allows you to access your precious files anywhere, anytime, while taking up minimal space.
Plug & Play
Access your files in seconds! No drivers or external power is required; simply plug the reader into any USB-A or USB-C port on your computer (separate cables included) and start viewing your photos and videos instantly. The reader is also backwards compatible with USB 3.0, 2.0 and 1.1 ports, but will transfer data at slower rates.
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detailed specifications
| Compatibility | CFexpress Type A | SDXC |
memory card specs
| Memory Card Type |
interface
| Connectivity | USB Type-C |
- Delkin Devices USB 3.2 CFexpress Type A & SD UHS-II Memory Card Reader
- USB Type-C to Type-A Cable
- USB Type-C to Type-C Cable
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