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Angelbird CFexpress Type B MK2 Reader | 20Gb/s | Pro Build

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    • No More Waiting: Ultra-Fast Offloading for CFexpress Type B Media

      Modern cinema cameras like the Canon EOS R5, Nikon Z8/Z9, and Panasonic GH6 demand equally powerful post-production tools. For photographers and filmmakers working with RAW 8K–12K video, high-burst stills, or multicam footage, slow file transfers can cripple efficiency and delay delivery.

      Generic USB 3.0 readers simply can’t keep up.


      The Angelbird CFexpress Type B MK2 Card Reader

      Built for the next generation of content creation, this card reader leverages a 20 Gb/s USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 interface, enabling lightning-fast transfers that keep pace with your high-volume shoots. Whether offloading on set or in studio, it’s designed to streamline workflows and safeguard your files under pressure.


      Key Specifications

      • Interface: USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 Type-C (20 Gb/s throughput)

      • Thunderbolt Compatibility: Works directly with Thunderbolt 3/4 ports at USB speeds

      • Construction: Anodized aluminum housing for enhanced shock and heat resistance

      • Operating Range: -10°C to 70°C (14°F to 158°F)

      • Power: Bus-powered—no external adapter required

      • Security: Built-in write-protect switch to prevent data loss during transfer

      • Connectivity:
        – USB-C to USB-C cable (50 cm)
        – USB-C to USB-A adapter included

      • System Support: Windows, macOS, Linux, iPadOS, Android


      Engineered for Professionals

      • Max-Speed Transfers: Unleash full CFexpress Type B performance with 20 Gb/s throughput

      • Solid Connect™ Port: Recessed USB-C connection ensures cable longevity and stability

      • Solid Stack™ Modular Build: Stack with other Angelbird readers to build a custom workflow station

      • Built in Austria: Precision-machined for creative professionals working in extreme environments

      • Peace of Mind: 3-year limited warranty with free in-house data recovery on hardware failure

    No More Waiting: Ultra-Fast Offloading for CFexpress Type B Media

    Modern cinema cameras like the Canon EOS R5, Nikon Z8/Z9, and Panasonic GH6 demand equally powerful post-production tools. For photographers and filmmakers working with RAW 8K–12K video, high-burst stills, or multicam footage, slow file transfers can cripple efficiency and delay delivery.

    Generic USB 3.0 readers simply can’t keep up.


    The Angelbird CFexpress Type B MK2 Card Reader

    Built for the next generation of content creation, this card reader leverages a 20 Gb/s USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 interface, enabling lightning-fast transfers that keep pace with your high-volume shoots. Whether offloading on set or in studio, it’s designed to streamline workflows and safeguard your files under pressure.


    Key Specifications

    • Interface: USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 Type-C (20 Gb/s throughput)

    • Thunderbolt Compatibility: Works directly with Thunderbolt 3/4 ports at USB speeds

    • Construction: Anodized aluminum housing for enhanced shock and heat resistance

    • Operating Range: -10°C to 70°C (14°F to 158°F)

    • Power: Bus-powered—no external adapter required

    • Security: Built-in write-protect switch to prevent data loss during transfer

    • Connectivity:
      – USB-C to USB-C cable (50 cm)
      – USB-C to USB-A adapter included

    • System Support: Windows, macOS, Linux, iPadOS, Android


    Engineered for Professionals

    • Max-Speed Transfers: Unleash full CFexpress Type B performance with 20 Gb/s throughput

    • Solid Connect™ Port: Recessed USB-C connection ensures cable longevity and stability

    • Solid Stack™ Modular Build: Stack with other Angelbird readers to build a custom workflow station

    • Built in Austria: Precision-machined for creative professionals working in extreme environments

    • Peace of Mind: 3-year limited warranty with free in-house data recovery on hardware failure

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