CF-express cards (Type A)

[ethan]

If anybody is considering buying a Pergear Type A Standard or otherwise, the manufacturer will add a 5-10% reduction in the price if you leave the item in the cart basket for 12 hours. Delivery is good at three days (from China). The standard variant says R 780mbs and W 780. I've currently had no issue with either quality or performance.

 

[Widget]

If anybody is considering buying a Pergear Type A Standard or otherwise, the manufacturer will add a 5-10% reduction in the price if you leave the item in the cart basket for 12 hours. Delivery is good at three days (from China). The standard variant says R 780mbs and W 780. I've currently had no issue with either quality or performance.

I am tempted to give it a try as solely using SD Cards as the moment but would like something a bit faster on the transfers. I wish Sony had gone Type B instead as they are much faster speeds and now a lot cheaper than the Type A cards.

 

[ethan]

I wish Sony had gone Type B instead as they are much faster speeds and now a lot cheaper than the Type A cards.

So do I. Rumours suggest they could go CFExpress 4.0 Type A which will be backwards compatible. That being said they'll probably be more expensive:

My Review of the Super-Fast Exascend 1 TB CFExpress 4.0 Type A Card

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