AGM Global Vision Fuzion TM25-384 Fusion Thermal Monocular
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Reads CFexpress Type A version 4 cards at up to 40 Gbps via USB for PCs, smartphones and tablets
This USB card reader supports CFexpress Type A version 4 media and is optimised for Sony CEA-G series cards. It connects to most PCs, smartphones and tablets for direct offload in the field or studio. The compact design makes it practical for mobile workflows where internal slots are unavailable.
Moving to this 40Gbps USB interface cuts transfer time when you regularly empty high-capacity CFexpress Type A cards. The jump is worth it if your current reader bottlenecks ingest during multi-camera shoots or long-form recording. It will not help if you only use SD or CFexpress Type B media.
| Brand | SONY |
|---|---|
| Type | Card Readers & Adapters |
Connect it to a USB port that supports 40Gbps to reach the rated transfer speed with CFexpress Type A 4 cards.
Slide the card in with the label facing up until it clicks; inserting it upside down prevents detection.
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