The ProGrade Iridium line brings CFexpress 4.0 speeds to Type A cards for the first time. I tested the 480GB version, theoretically capable of speeds up to 1850MB/s. Did it impress? Let’s find out.
ProGrade Digital’s Gold Series CFexpress Type A 2.0 cards are claimed to offer high sustained write speeds at a great value. I tested them to find out how true that is.
The Delkin BLACK CFexpress Type A 2.0 card is the brand’s flagship memory card in this format. Here is my long-term review with speed tests.
The OWC Atlas Pro CFexpress Type A cards use the latest CFexpress 4.0 card specification, offering twice the read and write speeds of previous Type A memory cards. I tested them in the field and on the bench. Here’s what I think.
CFexpress 4.0 Type A cards are twice as fast as the previous generation, and they are shipping now.
I have some serious questions about the Airusan CFexpress Type A memory card.
I tested a whole pile of memory cards to find the best one for the Sony a9 III. The result was surprising, and I wasted $1000. Let me help you by preventing the same mistake!
The Pergear 260GB CFexpress Type A is one of a growing number of third-party CFE-A options for Sony cameras. These are my test results.
Angelbird has shaken up the CFexpress Type A market with a new card that’s faster and four times cheaper than its rivals.