SanDisk Extreme Pro CFexpress 256GB Type B

CFexpress Type B is a newer standard built on NVMe protocols, offering significantly higher read/write speeds and lower latency compared to XQD. While some XQD cameras can support CFexpress Type B via firmware updates, they are not natively the same.

Only if your XQD camera model has received a firmware update from the manufacturer that specifically enables CFexpress Type B compatibility. Check your camera's manual or manufacturer's website for confirmation.

It is best to format the card directly in the camera or device where it will be used. Most devices will have a 'Format Card' option in their menu. This ensures the card is optimized for that specific device.

The card offers up to 1200MB/s write speed, designed for sustained performance in demanding applications like RAW 4K video capture, ensuring consistent data flow.

Yes, the SanDisk Extreme PRO CFexpress 256GB Type B card comes with a limited lifetime warranty.

RescuePRO Deluxe is data recovery software included with the card. It helps you recover photos, videos, and other files that may have been accidentally deleted or corrupted on the memory card.

The card measures 98.8 mm in height, 29.7 mm in width, and 38.6 mm in depth.

Ensure the card is fully inserted. Check if your device firmware is up to date, especially for XQD compatibility. Try formatting the card in the device (note: this will erase all data).

Verify you are using a CFexpress Type B card reader that supports the card's maximum speeds. Ensure your computer's USB port or interface is also capable of high-speed data transfer.

Format the card using the camera or device it will be used with. Ensure the device's firmware is updated. If problems persist, the card may be faulty or incompatible.

Stop using the card immediately to prevent overwriting data. Use the included RescuePRO Deluxe software to attempt recovery.