Angelbird AV PRO CFexpress B SE MK2 - 1TB

CFexpress Type B uses a larger form factor and PCIe lanes for higher bandwidth and speed, suitable for professional video and high-end cameras. CFexpress Type A is smaller, more akin to an SD card, and offers lower speeds, often found in smaller or hybrid camera systems.

Yes, you will need a CFexpress Type B card reader to achieve the maximum transfer speeds. For the best performance, ensure your card reader also supports CFexpress 4.0 speeds and is connected via a high-speed interface like USB 4.0, Thunderbolt 3, or Thunderbolt 4.

Yes, the card is backward compatible with CFexpress Type B 2.0 devices. However, its performance will be limited to the speeds supported by the older standard.

This feature protects your data in case of an unexpected power interruption to the host device. It ensures that any data currently being written to the card is properly finalized and saved, preventing corruption.

Angelbird offers a 3-year limited warranty for the AV PRO CFexpress B SE MK2 series.

Yes, Angelbird provides a free in-house data recovery service for this product. In the event of data loss, you can contact Angelbird to utilize this service.

It is recommended to format the card within your camera before its first use and periodically afterward, especially if you notice performance degradation or encounter minor errors. Always back up your data before formatting.

Ensure the card is fully inserted. Try cleaning the gold contacts with a dry, lint-free cloth. Format the card using a compatible device. Check for firmware updates for your camera or card reader.

Verify that your camera or card reader supports CFexpress Type B 4.0 speeds. Ensure you are using a high-speed USB 4.0 or Thunderbolt 3/4 reader if connected externally. Check for camera firmware updates. Try formatting the card.

Ensure Host Power Loss Protection is functioning (indicated by camera/device). Avoid removing the card during recording or transfer. Format the card regularly. If issues persist, contact Angelbird support.

This can occur during sustained, heavy workloads. Allow the card to cool down between intensive tasks. Ensure adequate ventilation in your camera or card reader enclosure. If overheating persists during normal use, contact support.