Transfer files from SD/SDHC/SDXC, microSD/SDHC/SDXC, and CompactFlash memory cards to your Windows, Mac, or Linux system using the black RDF9 UHS-II Card Reader from Transcend. This card reader supports the 5 Gb/s USB 3.1 Gen 1 standard, which is also known as USB 3.0, and delivers read speeds of up to 260 MB/s and write speeds of up to 190 MB/s. It also supports UHS-II and UHS-I standards for SD and UHS-I for microSD cards, as well as the UDMA 7 and UMDA 6 standards for CompactFlash media. This card reader connects to your host system using its micro-USB interface and an included micro-USB to USB Type-A cable. In case of accidental file deletions or card errors, Transcend's RecoveRx software is available as a free download.

Micro-USB 3.1 Gen 1 Interface    Supports SD/SDHC/SDXC Cards    Supports microSD/SDHC/SDXC Cards    Supports CompactFlash Cards    Supports UHS-II & UHS-I Standards    Supports UDMA 7 & UDMA 6 Standards    Max. Read/Write Speed: 260 MB/s/190 MB/s    Includes Micro-USB to USB Type-A Cable    Free RecoveRx Photo Recovery Software    Windows, Mac, and Linux Compatible

The RDF9 UHS-II Card Reader is here to unleash the high-speed performance of a UHS-II SD card, transferring high resolution raw images and HD videos to your computer quickly. In addition, it is backward compatible with UHS-I and any other SDXC, SDHC, and SD cards.

Taking full advantage of USB 3.1 and UHS-II technology, the read and write speeds of the RDF9 are up to 260 MB/s and 190 MB/s, respectively.

High speed boosts your workflow and efficiency. The RDF9 lets professional photographers, videographers, and graphic designers transfer data, including high-resolution video and raw images at high speeds, accelerating post-production processing.

Besides the SD card slot, the multi-functional RDF9 also has CompactFlash and microSD card slots, allowing you to transfer different types of digital files with one compact card reader.

Transcend's RDF9 card reader includes a free download of their RecoveRx software, a user-friendly application that allows you to conduct an in-depth search within your storage device for traces of erased data that can be recovered.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will these cards work recording 4K video at 400mpbs on gh5?

A: Yes sir! 400mbps can be translated to MB/s by simply dividing by 8. So, 400mbps divided by 8 = 50MB/s. This tells us that you need a card which will always write at least 50MB/s in order to sustain the highest 4K recording capabilities of the GH5. Now, since this Transcend card is rated as V90, that means it will always write at least 90MB/s...however...it is labeled to go as high as 185MB/s. Long story short, you've got room to spare on this card my friend!

Q: 2. Can two card slots be used at once--e.g. to transfer data between cards?

A: Yes you will be able to transfer data between cards in the reader.

Q: 3. I was given this reader as a gift,but when using it with my late 2013 mac pro and uhs-II cards or cards in general it is very slow. In fact my old non uhs-II reader is faster. Is there a solution for this?

A: Currently, using USB 3.1 cables and ports and UHS-II SD memory cards, is one of the fastest ways to transfer photos available. It is likely that your computer does not have USB 3.1 ports available so these high speeds will be slowed by the much slower computer and ports being used. Whichever is the slowest link in the chain will throttle all of the others to its speed.

Q: 4. How long is the cable on this?

A: the cable is 1.5 ft. you can buy longer ones

Q: 5. Does the reader have a push-to-eject mechanism like those card slots in cameras?

A: Sony UHS-II SD Memory Card Reader does not have a push ejection button. You just need to eject the card on your PC/MAC and pull the card or card reader out.

Q: 6. will this device read first generation CF cards?

A: Unfortunately, the Transcend CFast 2.0 Card Reader is not compatible with Compact Flash memory cards.

Q: 7. Does this reader come with a USB 3.0 cable or do I have to order one separately?

A: Yes it does come with a USB 3.0 cable

Q: 8. Can this Card Reader be used with Panasonic P2 Cards?

A: No , a P2 card reader is needed Please review the following item https://bhpho.to/3a4whQS

Q: 9. Does this card reader get hot during transfer?

A: Card readers including the Transcend RDF9 UHS II can get warm when transferring a lot of information quickly. It will not get hot enough to cause an issue with a card.

Q: 10. Is this compatible with Windows 10 OS?

A: Yes, the Transcend RDF9 UHS-II Card Reader is compatible with Windows 10.