Sony CFexpress Type A 480GB Tough Memory Card

Sony CFexpress Type A 480GB Tough – High-Speed Memory for Professionals

The Sony CFexpress Type A 480GB Tough is an extremely fast and durable memory card for demanding photo and video capture. Thanks to the CFexpress Type A interface, it achieves read speeds of up to 1800 MB/s and write speeds of up to 1700 MB/s.

• 480 GB capacity provides ample space for hours of 4K video recording and thousands of RAW photos – ideal for long shooting days without card changes.
• Read speeds of 1800 MB/s enable lightning-fast data transfers to the computer, minimizing workflow downtime.
• The robust Tough construction makes the card shockproof, dustproof, and resistant to extreme temperatures – reliable under the harshest conditions.
• Write speeds of 1700 MB/s ensure smooth recordings even at high bitrates and burst shooting speeds.

What sets the Sony CFexpress Type A Tough apart

The card combines the high performance of the CFexpress standard with the compact Type A form factor used in many mirrorless cameras. It is backward compatible with SD card readers via an adapter (not included) and offers consistent write performance for reliable recording. Sony's Tough series features a particularly durable design that works reliably even in extreme environmental conditions such as rain, dust, or drops.

Ideal for professional photographers and videographers

This memory card targets professional photographers and videographers working with high-resolution cameras who require maximum data security. It is also well-suited for use in drones and action cameras with CFexpress Type A support due to its robustness. Enthusiast users with high demands also benefit from the speed and reliability.

How to use the Sony CFexpress Type A 480GB Tough

Simply insert the card into the CFexpress Type A slot of your camera – it is immediately recognized and ready for recording. For data transfer, we recommend using a compatible CFexpress Type A card reader (sold separately) to take full advantage of the transfer speed. After insertion, the card should be formatted in the camera for optimal performance.