- High-speed USB-C USB3.0 Type-C to CFast 2.0 Card Adapter PCBA for Desktop and Laptop - PCBA only, no enclosure; built with the VL716 chipset and rated for up to 10Gbps data transfer - Reads and writes CFast 2.0 media via standard USB-C or USB-A interfaces - Not work for any CF card abd CFE/CFexpress Card - Supports hot swap when connected to a USB-C or USB-A port that supports hot swapping - OS Independent, no software driver required Key benefits and features - Fast, reliable data transfer: leverage 10 Gbps performance to move large CFast 2.0 files quickly between card and computer - Flexible interfaces: compatible with both USB-C and USB-A ports for broad host device support - Card reader without enclosure: PCBA only design allows integration into custom setups, docks, or external enclosures - Easy to use: no drivers required on any operating system; plug and play with hot swap capability on supported ports - Targeted compatibility: specifically reads and writes CFast 2.0 cards; not compatible with CF cards, CFE, or CFexpress cards Convenience and practical details - Works with desktop and laptop computers that offer USB-C or USB-A ports - No software installation needed, reducing setup time and potential compatibility issues - Ideal for workflows that require fast ingest of CFast 2.0 media directly to a computer or connected storage Use scenarios - In-studio workflow: ingest firmware-captured CFast 2.0 media from cameras into a computer for editing and processing without mounting any external enclosures - On-location backup: quickly copy footage from CFast 2.0 cards to a laptop or portable storage device during shoots, streamlining field backup and project handoff - Data transfer and archival: transfer large CFast 2.0 media to desktop storage or archival servers for long-term retention while keeping the setup simple and driver-free Notes - This device is the PCBA only (no case) and is intended for integration into your custom setup or enclosure - Please ensure your host USB port supports hot swapping if you plan to use the hot swap feature