SanDisk CFExpress memory cards now compatible with Nikon Z6 and Z7 cameras


Back in December last year I reported that some SanDisk CFExpress memory cards were not working with Nikon Z mirrorless cameras. I guess my report was correct because SanDisk just issued a report that their Xtreme Pro CFexpress Type B memory cards are compatible with Nikon Z6 and Z6 cameras. Here is the translation from DC.Watch (I could not find the English version):

Western Digital has renewed the SanDisk brand CFexpress card “Extreme Pro CFexpress Type B Card” on May 1st.

New products have the suffix “xxxNN” in the model number, and old products have “xxxIN” in the model number. 64GB, 128GB, 256GB, 512GB Current lineup All capacity products are targeted.

The company explained the reason for this renewal as “to improve performance and compatibility”, and the read / write numbers themselves on the card label are the same (reading speed: 1,700 MB / sec maximum, writing Although the maximum speed is 1,400MB / sec.), The new product “xxxNN” has been confirmed to be usable without problems by the operation verification with Nikon mirrorless cameras Z 7 and Z 6.

SanDisk CFexpress are now in stock at Adorama, B&H, Amazon US, Amazon UK, Amazon FranceAmazon Italy and Amazon Spain.

In the US, CFexpress cards are sold at Adorama, B&H, and Amazon.

In Europe, CFexpress cards can be found at Amazon UK, Amazon FranceAmazon Italy, and Amazon Spain.


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