Angelbird

Delkin Devices

EXASCEND

LEXAR

Nextorage

Pro-Grade Digital

SanDisk

In addition to these Atomos tested cards, we recommend consulting with the Compact Flash Association list of VPG-Certified Media Cards for a list of cards tested for minimum sustained write performance that matches or exceeds your requirements.

USB-C media

Both Ninja TX models support a range of USB-C flash media drives; however many of these devices cannot sustain the continuous write performance required for high-quality video recording on the Ninja TX/TX GO. Some lower-cost drives hit high speeds in short bursts but slow down significantly once their fast cache fills, causing recordings to fail. The key factor is the sustained sequential write speed of the device, which is the drive’s ability to write at the required speed across the entire drive for the full duration of recording. To ensure recording stability, ensure you are using a USB-C cable rated to support the bandwidth required by your media device. Not all USB-C cables support high-speed data transfer, even if they fit physically.

The following devices have been certified for recording up to a maximum of DCI 4K60 ProRes HQ and are not recommended for RAW recording.

Oyen Digital

USB-C Ethernet

Ninja TX models should be compatible with most USB-C Gigabit and 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet adapters. They are compatible with both the Realtek and ASIX chipsets found in many brands of adapter. The following USB-C Ethernet modules have been specifically qualified for use with the TX:

USB-C Power

Ninja TX models should be compatible with any 65W capable USB-C PD charger. To ensure reliable power delivery, use a USB-C cable rated for 65W (or higher) power delivery. USB-C cables vary in their power-handling capabilities, and using an under-rated cable may result in insufficient power or unstable operation.

The following charger modules have been specifically qualified for use with the TX: