MASSIVE savings to be had on Sony's Tough CFexpress type A cards

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Save upto $400 across the Sony Tough CFexpress Type A range with these amazing deals

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In a world where the best mirrorless cameras are being launched with bigger and bigger sensors, and the best medium format cameras are reaching over 100-megapixels memory and storage is always at the back of your mind.

Well thanks to the latest cut on Sony Tough CFexpress and SD cards you can sleep easy at night as you can save between $35 to $400 off each card! Now I don't expect you to buy every card on sale, so I have rounded up the savings and selected the best 5 I've seen across the internet to make your choices that little bit easier!

Sony Tough 160GB CFexpress Type A|was $398|now $268 SAVE $130 at B&H Price Check |

Sony Tough 160GB CFexpress Type A|was $398|now $268
SAVE $130 at B&H With 160GB of storage and a max write speed of 700MB/s and read speed of 800MB/s this is perfect if you want a little extra storage in your bag for a "just in case" moment.

Price Check | Adorama: $268 | Amazon: $268

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Sony Tough 320GB CFexpress Type A|was $649.99|now $529.99 SAVE $130 at B&H Price Check |

Sony Tough 320GB CFexpress Type A|was $649.99|now $529.99
SAVE $130 at B&H with 320GB of storage, max write 700MB/s, and read of 800MB/s this is the perfect card to use with your camera or have set up as a backup in your camera.

Price Check | Adorama: $528 | Amazon: $528

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Sony Tough 1920GB CFexpress Type A|was $1,398|now $998 SAVE $400 at B&H Price Check |

Sony Tough 1920GB CFexpress Type A|was $1,398|now $998
SAVE $400 at B&H with 1920GB of storage this is a very special card, it can be used in any pro mirrorless camera that accepts it, but most of all this is a filmmaker's dream card that never has to worry about shooting 4k, 6K or even 8K.

Price Check | Adorama: $998 |

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Sony Tough 960GB CFexpress Type A|was $748|now $578 SAVE $170 at B&H Price Check |

Sony Tough 960GB CFexpress Type A|was $748|now $578
SAVE $170 at B&H with 960GB of storage this is your perfect set-it-and-forget-it memory card for any camera, whether you're using the latest mirrorless camera or a 100MP medium format this card can handle all the files.

Price Check | Adorama: $578 |

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Sony Tough 640GB CFexpress Type A|was $998|now $838 SAVE $160 at B&H

Sony Tough 640GB CFexpress Type A|was $998|now $838
SAVE $160 at B&H with 640GB of storage this can be your main card all day long and still have memory left for video too.

Price Check | Adorama: $838 | Amazon $829.95

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Sebastian Oakley
Sebastian Oakley
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For nearly two decades Sebastian's work has been published internationally. Originally specializing in Equestrianism, his visuals have been used by the leading names in the equestrian industry such as The Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI), The Jockey Club, Horse & Hound, and many more for various advertising campaigns, books, and pre/post-event highlights.

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