KINGDATA
KINGDATA CFast 2.0 Memory Card 256GB 525MB/s
A 256 GB CFast 2.0 card delivering read speeds up to 525 MB/s and write speeds up to 400 MB/s for 4K and 6K video capture
- Read speeds up to 525 MB/s for fast 4K/6K video capture
- Write speeds up to 400 MB/s sustain continuous shooting workflows
- MLC NAND memory protects data integrity under heavy use
- Operating range from -25 °C to 85 °C handles harsh outdoor conditions
- CFast 2.0 interface enables plug-and-play use with compatible cinema cameras
CFast 2.0 card for cinema cameras
This KINGDATA CFast 2.0 memory card provides 256GB of storage for professional video workflows. It delivers read speeds up to 525MB/s and write speeds up to 400MB/s based on internal testing. The card uses robust MLC NAND memory to maintain data integrity during continuous shooting. It is built new for demanding production environments.
Suited for 4K and 6K recording.
The card supports efficient data handling for continuous shooting and 4K or 6K video capture in compatible Canon and Sony cinema cameras. It is not suited for devices that lack a CFast 2.0 slot or require a different card form factor. Buyers needing higher capacity or a different interface should look at other options.
Simple plug-and-play installation
Installation consists of inserting the card into a CFast 2.0 slot for immediate recognition. No drivers or configuration are required for supported camera models. The card operates reliably from -25C to 85C for harsh outdoor conditions. Performance may vary depending on the host device.
Highlights
- Read speeds up to 525 MB/s for fast 4K/6K video capture
- Write speeds up to 400 MB/s sustain continuous shooting workflows
- MLC NAND memory protects data integrity under heavy use
- Operating range from -25 °C to 85 °C handles harsh outdoor conditions
- CFast 2.0 interface enables plug-and-play use with compatible cinema cameras
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which camera slot does this CFast 2.0 card need to fit?
It requires a CFast 2.0 card slot, found on select Canon and Sony cinema cameras that support the standard.
Will the 525 MB/s read speed be limited by an older CFast 1.0 reader?
Yes, a CFast 1.0 reader tops out at lower bandwidth, so the card will fall back to that slower speed.
How can I confirm the card sustains 400 MB/s write after formatting in-camera?
Record a long 4K clip; if the camera shows no dropped-frame warnings, the card is meeting its rated write performance.
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