Compared: New ProGrade CFexpress Type B Cobalt Cards Are Fastest

Technology in the cameras and lenses that we buy has been pushing forward at a rapid pace for many years now, but it is only recently (in the last two to three years) that storage technology has been moving forward too.

The demand for faster storage cards that can handle the high burst modes of modern cameras and 4K video has seen technologies such as UHS-II, XQD, and CFexpress cards emerge from companies like Prograde. Today, Prograde has announced that their new Gold and Cobalt CFexpress Type B cards will be hitting stores soon and that users can expect to see blazing fast speeds and higher supported storage capacities. How do they stack up against the current crop of CFexpress cards, though? After the break, we'll take a look. .

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2020-6-9 18:00

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