Overview

Designed for capturing up to 8K raw video, as well as stills and burst photography, the Angelbird AV PRO CFexpress Type A 1 TB supports steady and uninterrupted media captures. It features a capacity of 1TB and uses the PCIe 3.0 x1 bus to deliver maximum read speeds of 820 MB/s, maximum write speeds of 730 MB/s, sustained read speeds of 750 MB/s, and sustained write speeds of 650 MB/s.

SKU: GC47-ABD-AVP1T0CFXA

Angelbird AV PRO CFexpress Type A 1 TB

Designed for capturing up to 8K raw video, as well as stills and burst photography, the Angelbird AV PRO CFexpress Type A 1 TB supports steady and uninterrupted media captures. It features a capacity of 1TB and uses the PCIe 3.0 x1 bus to deliver maximum read speeds of 820 MB/s, maximum write speeds of 730 MB/s, sustained read speeds of 750 MB/s, and sustained write speeds of 650 MB/s.

Compatible with devices that support CFexpress 2.0 Type A, this card will support 16-bit recording options for a wider range of post-production editing options. It has been engineered with protection against shock, vibration, overheating, moisture, X-rays, magnets, dust, and temperature extremes from 14 to 158°F. Hardware and software data recovery plus a limited 3-year warranty are included. Please note that data recovery is provided for free, as long as your card is in warranty.

Key features

  • 1TB Storage Capacity

  • PCIe 3.0 x1 Bus

  • Max Read Speed: 820 MB/s

  • Max Write Speed: 730 MB/s

  • Sustained Read Speed: 750 MB/s

  • Sustained Write Speed: 650 MB/s

  • For 8K and 4K Raw Video and Photos

  • Resists Moisture, X-Rays, Magnets, Shock

  • Protects against Overheating and Dust

  • Withstands Extreme Temperatures

Product highlights

  • Sustained write speeds of 650 MB/s support consistent quality recording at all available modes for long-duration video and burst photography on Sony Alpha and Sony FX cameras.

  • Stable Stream technology ensures stable, uninterrupted read/write performance maintained throughout the entire capacity of the card.

  • Update card firmware with the Angelbird CFexpress Type A Card Reader for ongoing camera compatibility and to maintain the full feature set of Angelbird CFexpress Type A cards.

  • Engineered beyond tough with protection against moisture, x-ray, magnets, shock, and dust, thanks to its rock-solid build quality. It also operates at a minimal power drain from the host camera.

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Product Overview

Designed for capturing up to 8K raw video, as well as stills and burst photography, the Angelbird AV PRO CFexpress Type A 1 TB supports steady and uninterrupted media captures. It features a capacity of 1TB and uses the PCIe 3.0 x1 bus to deliver maximum read speeds of 820 MB/s, maximum write speeds of 730 MB/s, sustained read speeds of 750 MB/s, and sustained write speeds of 650 MB/s.

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