It's not cheap ($149) and you need the $50 Thunderbolt cable from Apple, and an ExpressCard/34 CF reader, but it works really, really well and it's here NOW. Multi-Card Reader Supports All SD Card Types The 6-slot Thunderbolt 3 card reader supports all SD cards: SD (Secure Digital), SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) and SDXC (Secure Digital Extended Capacity). For computers with Thunderbolt 4 or Thunderbolt 3 ports. Measuring a compact 3.6 inches wide by 1 in high by 4.5 inches deep, the Thunderbolt Pro P2 Card Reader is the smallest P2 reader available, making it perfect for use anywhere space is tight. Cut ingest times in half from CFast, CFexpress, P2, RED MINI MAG®, SxS, and XQD cards. The reader supports all P2 memory cards and frame rates, and supports microP2 cards with an adapter (sold separately). It also works with the eSATA ExpressCard/34 I had for fast access to external disks. Pro Media Card Readers Single and dual-slot pro media card readers. (However, if you don't already have an ExpressCard Reader, I'd consider getting a Sonnet one to guarantee compatibility). But, on a whim, I tried installing the driver for the Sonnet Pro Dual CompactFlash Adapter ExpressCard/34 and it worked. It didn't work at first as the driver from Lexar isn't thunderbolt-enabled. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for USB-C Thunderbolt 3 Hdmi Vga Lan Usb 3.0 3.1 SD Card Reader at the best online prices at eBay Free shipping.

The Lexar CF reader is not a Sonnet-supported card. 3x lot Panasonic AJ-P2E016XG 16GB P2 card E-Series for AG / AJ camera camcorder.

When I plugged in my Lexar Pro ExpressCard CompactFlash Reader I was able to get 42MB/s read speeds off my 300x CF card - the theoretical limit for the card (and the same speed as when the reader was plugged directly into the ExpressCard slot of my Macbook Pro.) I was getting read speeds of 8MB/s from my Lexar Firewire 400 reader - so 5x faster. A USB 3.0 only version of the hub that supported the same modules was 54. The hub appeared to be (educated guess) using Thunderbolt to add one or more external USB 3.0 ports. All indications were that the modules were USB-only. I received my Echo ExpressCard/34 Thunderbolt Adapter from Sonnet today. It was a 200 hub to which you could add up to four 25 35 card reader modules.

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