Sony CFexpress Type A Memory Card - G Series

CFexpress Type A memory card with write speeds of up to 1700 MB/s and read speeds of up to 1800MB/...

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This guide is for photographers and videographers using Sony cameras who need fast, reliable storage for their work. The Sony CFexpress Type A memory card offers exceptional read and write speeds, significantly improving workflow efficiency. However, note that these cards are only compatible with devices that support CFexpress Type A format. This guide will cover key features, performance, usage, and care instructions to help you get the most out of your Sony CFexpress Type A memory card.

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SeriesG Series
Model Part NumberCEAG80T.SYM
BrandSony

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FAQs

What is the read speed of the Sony CFexpress Type A memory card?

Up to 800 MB/s.

What is the write speed?

Up to 700 MB/s.

What is the capacity of this card?

80 GB.

What kind of cameras are compatible?

Cameras that support the CFexpress Type A format, such as some Sony α-series cameras.

Is the card waterproof?

The card is IP57 rated, offering protection against dust and moisture.

Can I use this card with any card reader?

While the card may work with other card readers, the Sony MRW-G2 card reader is recommended for optimal performance.

What should I do if my files get corrupted?

Use data recovery software to attempt to recover lost or corrupted files. Ensure you have backed up your files regularly.

Troubleshooting

Camera not recognizing the card.

Ensure the card is correctly inserted and that your camera supports CFexpress Type A cards. Try formatting the card in your camera.

Slow write speeds.

Check if the device supports the card's maximum write speed. Ensure that the card is not full and that no data corruption has occurred. Consider using a compatible card reader for faster transfer speeds.

Data corruption or file loss.

Back up your data regularly. Use the Sony Media Scan Utility with the MRW-G2 card reader to monitor the card's health. Consider using data recovery software to recover lost files.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Significantly faster read and write speeds compared to SDXC cards.
  • Highly durable and resistant to various environmental factors.
  • Supports high-bitrate video recording, including 4K 120p.
  • Compact form factor, suitable for smaller cameras.
  • Includes features like the Media Scan Utility for monitoring card health.

Cons

  • Requires devices compatible with CFexpress Type A format.
  • Higher cost compared to SDXC cards.
  • Limited capacity options compared to some other card types.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

  1. Insert the CFexpress Type A card into a compatible device, such as a Sony camera or a card reader.
  2. Format the card within the device before first use. This ensures optimal performance and compatibility.

Compatibility

The Sony CFexpress Type A memory card is compatible with devices that support the CFexpress Type A format. Check your camera's specifications to ensure compatibility. The MRW-G2 card reader is recommended for optimal data transfer speeds.

Care

  • Avoid exposing the card to extreme temperatures, direct sunlight, and strong magnetic fields.
  • Keep the card clean and free from dust and moisture.
  • When inserting or removing the card, handle it carefully to avoid physical damage.
  • Regularly back up your data to prevent loss.

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