CFexpress Type B and SDXC UHS-II Dual-slot Card Reader | USB 3.2 Gen 2 (PG05.5)

This CFexpress card reader supports UHS-II SDXC cards and CFexpress Type B cards, but not XQD cards.

A memory card reader is a device used to read or write data to and from a memory card. A memory card reader typically has a USB interface to allow it to connect to a personal computer so that data can be transferred to or from a memory card.

Removing a memory card from a reader is typically referred to as ‘ejecting’ on both Mac and Windows computers. However, as with most commands, the process varies between Mac and Windows computers. Do not remove a memory card before safely ejecting it since the computer may still be writing or reading data; pulling the card before this process is finished can corrupt the files.

A memory card reader is the fastest way to transfer data to or from a memory card. Some readers, like our dual-slot CFexpress and SD Card Reader, allow you to insert multiple cards making transfers even faster. Memory card readers are also more reliable than transferring files directly from the device.

Format Transfer speed Interface support CFexpress Type B Single-Slot Reader (PG05.6) Up to 40Gb/s (5GB/s) USB 4.0 CFexpress Type A Single-Slot Reader (PG09.6) Up to 40Gb/s (5GB/s) USB 4.0 CFexpress Type B/SDXC Dual-Slot Reader (PG05.5) Up to 10Gb/s (1.25GB/s) USB 3.2, Gen. 2 CFexpress Type A/SDXC Dual-Slot Reader (PG09) Up to 10Gb/s (1.25GB/s) USB 3.2, Gen. 2 SDXC/SDXC Dual-Slot Reader (PG08) Up to 10Gb/s (1.25GB/s) USB 3.2, Gen. 2 CFast/SDXC Dual-Slot Reader (PG02) Up to 10Gb/s (1.25GB/s) USB 3.2, Gen. 2 microSDXC/SDXC Dual-Slot Mobile Reader (PGM0.5) Up to 5Gb/s (625MB/s) USB 3.2, Gen. 1

The metal plates are adhesive-backed mounting plates designed to attach to laptops, desks, or workstations. When used with ProGrade Digital card readers or SSDs that feature the magnetic base, they provide a secure mounting surface that helps keep readers stable during high-speed data transfers and supports a clean, compact workstation setup.

The adhesive backing is designed for single-use applications to ensure a secure and reliable hold once installed.

No. The plates themselves are not magnetic. They serve as a mounting surface for ProGrade devices that feature a patented magnetic base.

The plates adhere best to clean, flat, and smooth surfaces, such as laptops, desks, or workstation surfaces.