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Sony MRW-G1 CFexpress Type B/XQD Memory Card Reader

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$169.69 $239 In stock

Category: Storage Accessories

Facilitating fast file transfers, the Sony MRW-G1 is a memory card reader designed specifically for CFexpress Type B memory cards, as well as XQD card types. This reader takes advantage of the card types' fast transfer speeds and allows you to move data over USB for post-production editing and file storage.

  • MPN - MRW-G1
  • GTIN - N/A
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward ★★★★★

Plugged it in and my 4K footage from the CFexpress card flew over at about 1GB per second—way faster than my old USB 3.0 reader. The compact metal body feels sturdy enough to toss in my camera bag without worry.

Natalie ★★★★★

Transferring my huge video files used to take forever, but this reader cuts the time down drastically with its USB 3.1 Gen 2 connection. It recognizes both CFexpress and XQD cards instantly, no driver hassle needed.

William Q. ★★★★★

This tiny reader is noticeably more compact than I expected, which is great for travel. It handled transferring a huge batch of XQD files without any hiccups.