ProGrade Digital Dual-Slot CFast 2.0 & UHS-II SDXC USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C Card Reader

The cables are certified USB 3.1 Gen 2 cables and they are 18 in long

Hi Lionel, Thanks for your question. We have found that the ProGrade Digital Readers are some of the fastest on the market utilizing USB 3.1 Gen 2. You can transfer from both cards simultaneously at the full speed of the cards. Contact our support team at [email protected] to discuss more details about your scenario. Thanks, - ProGrade Digital

If you are receiving the transfer speeds you state in your answer, I would first recommend checking the computer USB port you are using and verifying that it supports USB 3.1 transfer speeds. While the card reader is backwards-compatible, if you are using a USB 3.1 device on a computer that uses USB 2.0 or USB 1.1 ports, you will receive the slower transfer speeds denoted by your computer. If your computer USB ports are USB 3.1 or USB 3.0 compliant, I would then recommend checking that the memory card you are using has a read speed high enough for your transfer needs, as the memory card's read speed would be the next bottleneck in the system. If the read speed is faster than your transfer speed, I would then recommend either contacting Customer Service if the order was placed within the last 30 days, or recommend contacting ProGrade Digital for warranty inquiry if the purchase was placed longer than 30 days ago.

Yes it will.

Thank you for the inquiry. Please note CFast 2.0 and Compact Flash (CF) are entirely different memory card standards relying on unique underlying technologies that are not interchangeable. Prograde Digital does offer a Dual-slot Compact Flash (CF) and SD Workflow Reader. However, Compact Flash (CF) cards are incompatible with CFast workflow reader or digital camera card slots and visa versa. For more complete information and technical specification regarding ProGrade Digital workflow readers please see: https://progradedigital.com/products/high-speed-workflow-reader. Thank you again for your interest in experiencing firsthand the ProGrade Digital performance advantage.

Nope. This reader only supports cfast 2.0 and SD.

I have not had any issue with this reader. However I use it with my PC. If I where going to take with equipment that was sensitive to a magnet. I would put a metal plate over the magnet. The magnet is not that strong but why take a change. P.S. It's a great reader.

Are you talking CFast UDMA7? The term CF is used for both CompactFlash and and confused with CFast. This is a CFast reader. The SDXC slow would be backwardly compatible with other SD cards but would be limited to the read and write speeds supported by the cards. This is a USB 3.1 Gen 2 reader, which is what makes it attractive.