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Angelbird 2TB AV PRO SE CFexpress v4 Type B Memory Card

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Angelbird 2TB AV PRO SE CFexpress v4 Type B Memory Card
Key Features
  • 2TB Storage Capacity
  • PCIe 4.0 x2 Bus
  • Max Read Speed: 3700 MB/s
  • Sustained Read Speed: 3500 MB/s
Designed for photographers and videographers looking to capture 12K+ raw footage and extended shutter bursts, the 2TB AV PRO SE CFexpress v4 Type B Memory Card from Angelbird provides maximum read speeds of 3700 MB/s and maximum write speeds of 3500 MB/s, plus sustained read speeds of 3500 MB/s and sustained write speeds of 3150 MB/s. Stable Stream technology provides consistent read and write performance throughout recording, while advanced thermal management helps prevent overheating.
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Will this work with RED Raptor 8K?

Will this work with RED Raptor 8K?
Asked by: Charles
Yes, the Angelbird 2TB AV PRO SE CFexpress v4 Type B Memory Card will work with the RED DIGITAL CINEMA V-RAPTOR [X] 8K VV Camera.
Answered by: Lucia B
Date published: 2025-04-03

What's CFexpress v4? Is it compatible with ...

What's CFexpress v4? Is it compatible with CFexpress Type B cameras like Nikon Z8 and Z9?
Asked by: Alexandr
Yes, the card is fully compatible and qualified to work and unlock all the features of the Nikon camera models which do support the CFexpress Type B standard.
Answered by: Angelbird
Date published: 2025-02-15

Is this memory card compatible with Sony A1 or Son

Is this memory card compatible with Sony A1 or Sony FX3?
Asked by: Marc
The Angelbird 2TB AV PRO SE CFexpress v4 Type B Memory Card is not compatible with the Sony A1 and the Sony FX3.
Answered by: Gary L
Date published: 2026-04-27

Will this card work with canon r1?

Will this card work with canon r1?
Asked by: Clifford
Yes, the Angelbird 512GB AV PRO SE CFexpress v4 Type B Memory Card is compatible with the Canon EOS R1 Mirrorless Camera.
Answered by: Marvin H
Date published: 2026-09-07

Will the card work with the Nikon ZR?

Will the card work with the Nikon ZR?
Asked by: Philipp
Yes, the Angelbird 4TB AV PRO SE CFexpress v4 Type B Memory Card can be used with the Nikon ZR 6K Cinema Camera.
Answered by: Kenneth C
Date published: 2025-09-11

Will these work with the Blackmagic 12k Cine LF ...

Will these work with the Blackmagic 12k Cine LF for high frame rates?
Asked by: Theulen Films
No camera has a PCIe 4 bus. The maximum configurations that are on Blackmagic's recommended list are at 1200 MB/s. This card is recommended at that speed. This camera is capable of recording 4:3 12K BRAW Constant bitrate 3.1 at 4000 MB/s, or constant quality Q0 at up to 4800 MB/s. A Media Module is needed.
Answered by: Donald
Date published: 2026-04-23

Hi, compared to the AV PRO SE 1785MB/s version, ...

Hi, compared to the AV PRO SE 1785MB/s version, on the z8, will it have the advantage of heating less? Thank you :)
Asked by: Laura
One interesting fact is that the Angelbird CFExpress V4 B Performance Card Reader has a fan in it. Those cards must run pretty hot. The older CFExpress B 2.0 cards must not need a fan, and the reader is much cheaper. The Angelbird AV Pro SE CFExpress B 2.0 has a power usage of 0.45 W at idle,and 2.40 W Max. The Angelbird AV Pro SE CFExpress v4 B has a power usage of ~ 800 mW at idle, and up to 3.75 W Max. High power usage means more heat.
Answered by: Donald
Date published: 2026-04-23

What is the difference between the angel bird av p

What is the difference between the angel bird av pro SE and the angelbird av pro XT?
Asked by: Stephen
The Main Difference in the Angelbird AV Pro SE and the Angelbird AV Pro XT is the PCI Express Bus type. The Angelbird SE has the PCI Express Bus 4.0, and the Angelbird Av Pro XT has the PCI Express Bus 3.0. Common usage for PCI Express 3.0 is for graphics cards (GPUs), M.2 NVMe SSDs, and network expansion cards. Common Ussage for PCI Express 4.0 is standard on modern gaming PCs (AMD Ryzen/Intel Core), consoles like the PlayStation 5, and in data centers for AI and machine learning workloads.
Answered by: Gary L
Date published: 2026-03-13
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