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ProGrade Digital CFexpress Type A Single-Slot Card Reader USB 4.0 (PG09.6)

ProGrade Digital offers an industry-leading, high-speed workflow reader to match-up with our high-speed memory cards. The PG09.6 Single-Slot CFexpress Type A Reader utilise the new USB 4.0 interface with the capability to read CFexpress Type A memory cards at speeds up-to 40GBits per second. That type of performance means that you can download content from our CFexpress Type A cards at over 5000MB per second.

SKU: GC76-555830

ProGrade Digital CFexpress Type A Single-Slot Card Reader USB 4.0 (PG09.6)

ProGrade Digital CFexpress Type A Single-Slot Card Reader USB 4.0 (PG09.6)

ProGrade Digital offers an industry-leading, high-speed workflow reader to match-up with our high-speed memory cards. The PG09.6 Single-Slot CFexpress Type A Reader utilise the new USB 4.0 interface with the capability to read CFexpress Type A memory cards at speeds up-to 40GBits per second. That type of performance means that you can download content from our CFexpress Type A cards at over 5000MB per second.

More Time for Creativity

Because the ProGrade Digital USB 4.0 single slot memory card reader transfers your data at lightning speed, reaching up to 40Gb/s or 5GB/s, you can focus on creating rather than waiting. Fast and efficient performance keeps your workflow moving, allowing you to spend more time capturing and less time managing files.

Built for Life on the Move

Wherever your work takes you, the included adhesive metal plate lets you attach the magnetic card reader directly to your laptop, creating a compact and portable workstation. This thoughtful design supports a seamless workflow whether you are shooting on a mountaintop, travelling in the backseat, or working on location.

Engineered for Reliability

When your work depends on performance, you need equipment you can trust. The ProGrade Digital CFexpress Type A card reader is expertly engineered for professional use, delivering durability and consistent results even in demanding conditions. With Refresh Pro support and a robust build, it is designed to maintain peak performance and keep up with your creative demands.

key Features:

CFexpress Type A Card Slot

40Gb/s USB 4.0 Type-C Interface

Data Transfer Speeds up to 5GB/s

LED Indicator

Magnetised Reader Bottom

Includes Metal Mounting Plate

Windows and Mac Compatible

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ProGrade Digital CFexpress Type A Single-Slot Card Reader USB 4.0 (PG09.6)

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ProGrade Digital CFexpress Type A Single-Slot Card Reader USB 4.0 (PG09.6)

ProGrade Digital offers an industry-leading, high-speed workflow reader to match-up with our high-speed memory cards. The PG09.6 Single-Slot CFexpress Type A Reader utilise the new USB 4.0 interface with the capability to read CFexpress Type A memory cards at speeds up-to 40GBits per second. That type of performance means that you can download content from our CFexpress Type A cards at over 5000MB per second.

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