⚡ Transfer Like a Pro, Stay Cool, and Never Miss a Beat!
The SanDisk Extreme PRO CFexpress Card Reader delivers ultra-fast 500MB/s read and write speeds via a USB-C 3.1 Gen2 interface, housed in a premium aluminum enclosure that keeps your card cool for sustained performance. Designed for CFexpress Type B cards, it features a write-protect lock switch and a stackable, compact design to streamline your professional workspace.
Read speed | 500 Megabytes Per Second |
Product dimensions | 14D x 10W x 4H centimetres |
Item weight | 160 Grams |
Warranty type | Limited |
Write speed | 500 megabytes_per_second |
Hardware interface | USB, USB Type C |
Secure digital association speed class | Class 10 |
Manufacturer | SanDisk |
UPC | 619659184261 |
Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
Item model number | SDDR-F451-GNGEN |
Operating System | All operating systems |
Are Batteries Included | No |
Lithium Battery Energy Content | 2 Kilowatt Hours |
Lithium Battery Packaging | Batteries packed with equipment |
Lithium Battery Weight | 2 g |
Number Of Lithium Ion Cells | 5 |
Number of Lithium Metal Cells | 5 |
Item Weight | 160 g |
Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
P**H
Fast and Reliable Storage!
This card is an absolute game-changer for high-speed photography and video recording. The read and write speeds are incredibly fast, making it perfect for capturing 4K and even 8K footage without lag. It’s super reliable, durable, and handles large file transfers with ease. A must-have for professional photographers and videographers who need top-tier performance. I used it on my Canon R1 which can capture 40 frames per second and it handles it with ease. Highly recommend!
R**G
First try of a CF Express
Seems to be a nice specced card. The price fluctuates quite a lot so keep an eye for a low and jump on it. Works well with the Canon R5 mark II.
A**R
Very quick
I have often bought cheaper no name card readers and to be honest, they do the job. However, when I got my large file size DSLR I went for a proper Sandisk card reader and I really noticed the difference with the Cf cards. Of course, then when I changed my camera to a mirrorless system they used a different card (again Nikon, come on, enough of this) and I had to buy this CFexpress reader. I'm suitable impressed with the speed of transfer again, and the build quality is nice although it is bit heavier and bulkier than many which might be important to those who regularly carry theirs about. Personally, I think it's worth that.
M**N
Sandisc 256 card
As always with Sandisc, a reliable card at a fairly sensible price.
S**S
Excellent cards
Used daily and never let me down. I have at least a dozen of these that I use on a daily basis in various camera bodies, I prefer to use small capacity cards rather than 1 large and am always inserting and removing from my cameras. I hate to think how many times these have been filled to capacity, files removed and then formatted with them showing no signs of letting me down.
J**U
Works first time!
I bought a cheap "no-name" brand and could not get it working on 5 computers. Using the SanDisk, plugged it into a windows machine and worked first time! This is what it's all about - true plug n play.
M**7
Talk about fast!
Very impressed with speed of this, particularly when downloading images via Nikon Transfer. Excellent. Value for money? Great.
M**N
Way quicker than I expected
Why did you choose this product over others?:Web recommendations plus a trusted manufacturer
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