Enhanced Blackjet TX-1CXQ CFExpress and XQD Media Reader with Thunderbolt 3, 📸 Delivering 1,650 MB/s Read Speed for Canon EOS-1D, C500, Nikon Z6, Z7, and D850 Review

I have a new XPS DEll Tower Desktop computer. It has a USB "C" connector, but if that connector doesn't have a lightning bolt icon, then that device isn't compatible with that computer. I bought this product and found out about it from the manufacturer.

I bought this for my new Canon C500II as I was having trouble connecting my Sandisk reader. I solved the problem with the reader that came with it, but I'll ditch the Blackjet reader as it's about 6x faster. I've never transferred recordings faster.

Very well made and transfers data to the computer very quickly. * 16-inch Macbook Pro * 128GB Sony Rugged CFexpress card.

Well built and sturdy but a little oversized. It's too big and clunky to use with a laptop, so it's my desktop CFExpress reader now, and I'm using a lighter reader from another manufacturer (albeit a lighter one - USB-C only, not Thunderbolt 3) . If you're looking for a super reliable CFexpress and XQD desktop reader, look no further.

The included cable easily connects to both Win10 desktops and laptops. This didn't work either. I expected it to work with a lower baud rate, but it doesn't. Their support team confirmed this. This is ONLY a Thunderbolt device.

I have a new XPS DEll Tower Desktop computer. It has a USB "C" connector, but if that connector doesn't have a lightning bolt icon, then that device isn't compatible with that computer. I bought this product and found out about it from the manufacturer.

The product works on the MacBook Pro. You must follow the instructions in the reader and on the company's website that show you how to run a specific terminal command in order for the drivers to install correctly. Very satisfied in a flash. I just ordered a Type B cfexpress card for even faster read/write speeds.

Well built and reliable, but a little redesigned. It's too big and clunky to use with a laptop, so it's my desktop CFExpress reader now, and I'm using a lighter reader from another manufacturer (albeit a lighter one - USB-C only, not Thunderbolt 3) . If you're looking for a super reliable CFexpress and XQD desktop reader, look no further.

H32 H series: I have a Nikon D4 and only two 32GB H series cards. Nikon's website says it only supports H and S series cards. I looked at a few websites that said the new G and M series cards would work, but I don't want money for cards output that may not work. Why story? Well, when looking for technological elements, sometimes the unlisted details are a real hurdle for the show. In this case, when the Blackjet website states that XQD cards are supported, it means all cards. The TX-1CXQ is…