The Sony 1920GB CFexpress 4.0 Type A TOUGH Memory Card is a professional-grade storage solution built for photographers, filmmakers, and content creators who demand exceptional speed, massive capacity, and uncompromising reliability. Designed to support the latest high-resolution cameras, this CFexpress Type A card delivers the performance needed for advanced video recording, high-bitrate codecs, and continuous RAW photo capture.
Offering impressive read speeds of up to 1800 MB/s and write speeds of up to 1700 MB/s, the card enables rapid file transfers and dependable recording for demanding production workflows. Its large 1920GB capacity provides ample space for extended shooting sessions, making it ideal for recording high-resolution video formats, capturing burst photography, and managing data-intensive projects with confidence.
Built to Sony's renowned TOUGH specification, the memory card features a reinforced design capable of withstanding drops from up to 24 feet (7.5m) and resisting forces of up to 150N. An IP57 rating provides protection against dust and water, while resistance to extreme temperatures, X-rays, static electricity, and UV exposure ensures reliable performance in challenging shooting environments.
For added peace of mind, Sony's downloadable File Rescue software helps recover accidentally deleted or corrupted files, making the 1920GB CFexpress 4.0 Type A TOUGH Memory Card an ideal choice for professionals who require maximum performance, durability, and data security.
CFexpress 4.0 Support for High Speed Transfers
This card supports the CFexpress 4.0 standard for high-speed transfer with VPG-400 (Video Performance Guarantee) certification for stable recording, with write speeds guaranteed to not drop below 400 MB/s. With five times the drop strength and ten times the bend resistance of the CFexpress Type A standard, this card withstands tough conditions.
1920GB Capacity for Long Recording and Speed
With a capacity of 1920GB, you can shoot confidently and without worrying about space. This is ideal for long 4K video sessions or high-speed still bursts in action scenes.
High Speed Performance up to 1800 MB/s
This card supports the CFexpress 4.0 standard, offering read speeds of up to 1800 MB/s and write speeds of up to 1700 MB/s, which is up to 2.4 times faster than previous models, ideal for demanding workflows, and helps streamline and boost productivity in the field and at your desk.
Dependable Videography with the VPG-400 Standard
This card supports the VPG-400 standard, which ensures stable video recording, with a minimum sustained writing speed of 400 MB/s. This functionality helps prevent dropped frames even during high bit rate shooting, so you can record continuously and with greater confidence.
Faster Workflows with Sony's CFexpress Type A Card Reader
The optional MRW-G3 card reader is optimized for Sony CFexpress Type A memory cards, allowing you to transfer data via a 40Gb/s USB4 interface and take full advantage of high-speed backups and more efficient workflows. Support for Windows and macOS, iOS, iPadOS, and Android OS for smartphones and tablets lets you import data to computers and mobile devices.
Made Incredibly TOUGH
Thanks to Sony's unique TOUGH card design, their CFexpress Type A cards offer over 10x the CFexpress Type A standard bend resistance, with additional rigidity tested to 150 N of force. Designed for absolute dependability, the resin body is five times more impact resistant than the CFexpress Type A standard and can withstand drops of up to 24'.
Sony's TOUGH for the Toughest Places with an IP57 Rating
You can rely on Sony's CFexpress Type A memory cards to work dependably in extreme temperatures, X-rays, electrostatic environments, and intense UV light. A dust and moisture-resistant design with an IP57 rating provides the reliability needed for outdoor use in challenging conditions.
Rescue: Recover Lost Files
Even if things go wrong, you can avoid disaster with downloadable Memory Card File Rescue for Sony CFexpress Type A memory card customers. This free software can recover accidentally deleted files and corrupted photos and videos in today's common formats.
