Sony
Sony CFexpress Type A 160GB Memory Card (2-Pack)
Two CFexpress Type A cards with 160 GB each, 800 MB/s read and 700 MB/s write, VPG400 sustained video and built-in heatsink
- TypeMemory Card
- Two 160GB cards for extended shooting sessions
- Read speeds up to 800MB/s cut buffer clearing time
- Write speeds up to 700MB/s support 4K 120p recording
- VPG400 rating guarantees sustained 400MB/s video capture
- Built-in heatsink dissipates heat during high-speed data transfer
Dual 160GB CFexpress Type A Cards
This bundle supplies two Sony CFexpress Type A memory cards, each offering 160GB capacity for professional photographers and videographers who need reliable high-speed media. The cards target creators shooting extended bursts or high-bit-rate video on compatible mirrorless bodies.
Compact Form Factor with Integrated Heatsink
Each card is physically smaller than CFexpress Type B and SD media, allowing it to fit the tight card slots of compact mirrorless cameras. A built-in heatsink moves heat away from the controller during sustained high-speed transfers, helping maintain performance during long recording sessions.
Sustained 400MB/s Video Guarantee
The VPG400 rating certifies a minimum sustained write speed of 400MB/s for stable 4K 120p capture. Read speeds reach 800MB/s and write speeds reach 700MB/s, clearing buffers quickly so continuous shooting of over 1000 uncompressed RAW frames remains uninterrupted.
Highlights
- Two 160GB cards for extended shooting sessions
- Read speeds up to 800MB/s cut buffer clearing time
- Write speeds up to 700MB/s support 4K 120p recording
- VPG400 rating guarantees sustained 400MB/s video capture
- Built-in heatsink dissipates heat during high-speed data transfer
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the CFexpress Type A interface cap in practice?
The CFexpress Type A interface on these cards delivers read speeds up to 800 MB/s and write speeds up to 700 MB/s, with a VPG400 guarantee ensuring sustained 400 MB/s video recording.
What physical space does the card need to fit?
The CFexpress Type A form factor is smaller than both CFexpress Type B and SD cards, designed to fit the dual slots of compact mirrorless bodies like the Alpha 7S III.
How is the card installed, and what step do people get wrong?
Insert the card into a compatible CFexpress Type A slot until it clicks; the built-in heatsink manages heat during high-bitrate transfers, so no extra thermal pad or paste is required.
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