Transcend TS-RDF2

USB 3.1 Gen 1 interface Supports CFast 2.0 / CFast 1.1 / CFast 1.0 memory cards Compact and portable design Designed for high-resolution video, raw image transfers, and post-production processing Download the RecoveRx data recovery software from Transcend’s official website

Transcend's CFast 2.0 RDF2 Card Reader is exclusively designed for professional cinematographers who pursue extreme transfer efficiency with CFast memory cards. With the USB 3.1 Gen 1 interface. RDF2 shows the amazing transfer speeds. The professionals can save a significant amount of time transferring high-resolution files and focus on their work... moreinstead. RDF2's compact and portable design allows the users to easily carry it around with them from studio to the filming spot without adding any burden.CFast card reader for professional cinematographersThe RDF2 card reader is designed for professional cinematographers who pursue extreme transfer efficiency. It not only supports the next generation CFast 2.0 specification. but is also backward compatible with CFast 1.1 and CFast 1.0 memory cards.USB Type-A for great device compatibilityThe RDF2 card reader is equipped with a micro USB (USB 3.1 Gen 1) port and includes a micro USB to USB Type-A cable to transfer data between your CFast memory cards and your computers.Higher speeds. higher efficiencyEquipped with the USB 3.1 Gen 1 interface. the RDF2 card reader shows amazing transfer speeds. much faster than what you'd get with USB 2.0! The experts can boost their workflow efficiency by saving a significant amount of time transferring high-resolution files and focus on their professional work instead. In addition. it has an LED indicator to show card insertion and data transfer activity.Compact and portable designThe RDF2's compact and portable design allows users to easily carry it around with them from studio to the filming spot without adding any burden.RecoveRx softwareTranscend offers the RecoveRx software. a free data recovery utility that allows you to search deep within a storage device for traces of erased files including digital photos. documents. music. and videos.