SKU: GC149-CFX4-A256M2

Wise 256GB CFexpress Type A 4.0 Mark II 1865MB/s Memory Card

256GB
1865MB/s Read
1750MB/s Write
400MB/s Sustained Write Speed
VPG- 400 Video Guarantee
-12°C to 72° Operating Temp
256GB
1865MB/s Read
1750MB/s Write
400MB/s Sustained Write Speed
VPG- 400 Video Guarantee
-12°C to 72° Operating Temp
Regular price $499.00
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Wise 256GB CFexpress Type A 4.0 Mark II 1865MB/s Memory Card

Capture raw photos and videos, including 8K, 4K, and Full HD as well as continuous still image bursts with the 256GB CFexpress 4.0 Type A Memory Card from Wise Advanced. Designed to leverage the capabilities of next-generation cameras, this card utilises the PCI Express 4.0 x1 protocol to provide high-speed performance, durability, and reliability. This card delivers read speeds of up to 1865 MB/s, maximum write speeds of up to 1750 MB/s, and minimum write speeds of 400 MB/s, all of which help to improve transfer speeds between the card and your computer as well as accelerate your workflow. To help ensure functionality in harsh environments, this card can resist moisture, dust, X-rays, magnets, shock, and temperature extremes.

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Key Features

256GB

Wise CFexpress Type A 4.0 Mark II 1865MB/s Memory Card offers 256GB storage capacity.

1865MB/s Read

Wise 256GB CFexpress Type A 4.0 Mark II Memory Card features 1865MB/s read transfer speed.

1750MB/s Write

Wise 256GB CFexpress Type A 4.0 Mark II 1865MB/s Memory Card comes with 1750MB/s write transfer speed.

400MB/s Sustained Write Speed

Wise 256GB CFexpress Type A 4.0 Mark II 1865MB/s Memory Card offers 400MB/s minimum sustained write speed.

VPG- 400 Video Guarantee

Wise 256GB CFexpress Type A 4.0 Mark II 1865MB/s Memory Card features VPG-400 video performance guarantee.

-12°C to 72° Operating Temp

Wise 256GB CFexpress Type A 4.0 Mark II 1865MB/s Memory Card comes with -12°C to 72°C operating temperature.

Unleash Its Alpha Speed

Unleash Its Alpha Speed

Wise 256GB CFexpress Type A 4.0 Mark II 1865MB/s Memory Card

Max Speeds of up to 1865MB/s Read and 1750MB/s Write

Max Speeds of up to 1865MB/s Read and 1750MB/s Write

Burst speed for read and write are more than 6 times faster than the best SD UHS-II media, leveraging the maximum performance of the camera.

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