Description
Silicon Power CreatePro · Memory Card Reader

Two Cards In, One Cable Out.10Gbps Ingest for Multi-Camera Shoots.

The CreatePro BS10 is a dual-slot memory card reader with one CFexpress Type B slot and one SD (UHS-II/UHS-I) slot, connecting over USB 3.2 Gen 2 at up to 10Gbps. Silicon Power builds it for consolidating multi-camera footage, with an aluminum heatsink shell and support across desktop, iPadOS, and mobile platforms.

Interface Speed
USB 3.2 Gen 2 · 10Gbps
Card Slots
CFexpress B + SD
Max Card Capacity
Up to 2TB
Weight
82g
Check Price & Availability Technical Specifications
The Ingest Fit

Made for Consolidating Multi-Card Shoots

Why the BS10 suits editors and shooters working across two card formats.

Two Cards, One Trip to the Computer

A CFexpress Type B slot and an SD (UHS-II/UHS-I) slot sit side by side, so footage from two cameras, or a camera plus an audio recorder using SD, can be ingested in one connection instead of swapping cards through a single-slot reader.

Simultaneous Transfer, Shared Bandwidth

Silicon Power states both slots can transfer at once, with the reader's 10Gbps USB 3.2 Gen 2 pipeline intelligently shared between them, and reallocated fully to the remaining card once one finishes. Total throughput across both slots is capped by that shared 10Gbps ceiling.

Built to Sit on a Desk or a Cart

An aluminum shell doubles as a heatsink, and a nonslip rubber base keeps the reader from sliding during a busy ingest session. A push-lock ejector and solid/flashing LED indicators are aimed at everyday handling rather than rugged field use.

Real Workloads

Where the BS10 Earns Its Slot

Multi-Camera Ingest

Dual-slot

Consolidating footage from two cameras, or a camera and a separate audio recorder, is the reader's core use: two card types, one connection. Actual per-card speed still depends on the cards themselves and how the 10Gbps pipeline is shared during simultaneous transfer.

iPad and Mobile On-Set Review

Cross-platform

Silicon Power lists iPadOS, Android, and iOS support alongside desktop operating systems, aimed at reviewing or offloading footage on a tablet or phone on set rather than only at a desktop. Confirm your specific mobile device's own USB-C/OTG support.

Editing Workstation Ingest

High throughput

For a single card, up to the full 10Gbps USB 3.2 Gen 2 ceiling is available; the shared-bandwidth behavior only comes into play when both slots transfer at the same time.

Field or Travel Kit Addition

Compact, lightweight

At 82g and 12.6mm thick, the BS10 is built to travel in a bag rather than sit permanently on a desk. It is not stated as ruggedized or weatherproof, so it suits careful handling in transit rather than harsh field conditions.

Key Features

Built for Fast, Dual-Card Ingest

Dual-Slot CFexpress Type B + SD

One CFexpress Type B slot and one SD slot (UHS-II and UHS-I compatible) let two card types ingest through a single USB connection. Silicon Power states the reader does not support XQD, CFast 2.0, or CompactFlash media, and a microSD card needs its own UHS-II/UHS-I adapter to use the SD slot.

USB 3.2 Gen 2, 10Gbps

The reader connects over USB-C at up to 10Gbps, backward compatible with USB 3.0, 2.0, and 1.1 hosts at their own lower speeds. Silicon Power notes that during simultaneous dual-slot transfer, the total 10Gbps is shared and individual card speeds may adjust dynamically.

Aluminum Heatsink Enclosure

The aluminum shell is designed to pull heat away from the electronics during sustained transfers, particularly with large 2TB-class cards. Silicon Power states that feeling warm during operation is normal and indicates the heatsink is working, not a fault.

Push-Lock Ejection and LED Status

A push-lock mechanism holds cards firmly and allows one-touch ejection, and a blue LED shows solid for connection and flashing for data activity. Silicon Power advises always ejecting the reader from the operating system before unplugging, since it states it is not liable for data loss from improper removal.

Performance Metrics

USB 3.2 Gen 2 Bandwidth

The reader's interface ceiling, shown against older USB standards for context.

USB 3.2 Gen 2 ceiling (single slot)10 Gbps (~1,250 MB/s)
USB 3.2 Gen 1 ceiling (reference)5 Gbps (~625 MB/s)
USB 2.0 ceiling (reference)480 Mbps (~60 MB/s)

The 10Gbps figure is the reader's interface ceiling, shared between both slots during simultaneous transfer; actual per-card speed depends on the card itself, the host, and whether one or both slots are active. USB 3.2 Gen 1 and USB 2.0 ceilings are shown for comparison, not as ratings for this reader.

Specifications

Full Technical Specifications

Parameter CreatePro BS10
Interface USB-C (USB 3.2 Gen 2, 10Gbps)
Card Slots CFexpress Type B (x1); SD Card (x1), UHS-II / UHS-I
Maximum Card Capacity Supported Up to 2TB per card
Simultaneous Transfer Yes; total 10Gbps bandwidth shared dynamically between both slots
Material Aluminum
Color Black
Dimensions 75 mm × 49.5 mm × 12.6 mm
Weight 82 g
Supported OS Windows 11 down to XP; macOS 10.x+; Linux (Fedora FC8 or later); Chrome OS; iPadOS; Android; iOS
Operating Temperature 0°C to 40°C
Storage Temperature -40°C to 70°C
Humidity 10% to 90% RH (non-condensing)
Certification CE / FCC / UKCA / BSMI / RCM / RoHS
Included Cables USB-C to USB-C; USB-C to USB-A
Part Number SPU3CCSREDBS100K
Warranty 2-year limited warranty
Hardware Check

Compatibility Matrix

✓
Perfect Fit: CFexpress Type B cards and SD cards (UHS-II or UHS-I) up to 2TB each. Any host with a USB-C or USB-A port works, using the included cables; full 10Gbps speed needs a USB 3.2 Gen 2 host and cable.
!
Not Supported: Silicon Power states the BS10 does not support XQD, CFast 2.0, or CompactFlash media. A microSD card needs its own UHS-II/UHS-I adapter to fit the SD slot; it is not read directly.
!
Simultaneous Transfer Shares Bandwidth: Reading or writing both slots at once splits the 10Gbps total between them, so per-card speed can be lower than using one slot alone. Silicon Power states the reader reallocates full bandwidth to the remaining card once the other finishes.
Community Signals

What the Public Record Shows

Independent Reviews · As of September 2026

As of September 2026, no independent hands-on reviews or benchmark tests of the CreatePro BS10 were found. Public coverage consists of Silicon Power's own product marketing and the CreatePro series launch announcement, so there is no verified owner sentiment to summarize and no rating is shown here. Silicon Power's own disclaimers note that reaching the full 10Gbps figure requires a USB 3.2 Gen 2 host and cable, and that simultaneous dual-slot use shares that bandwidth; treat marketing speed figures with those conditions in mind.

Official References

Diagnostics

Deployment Troubleshooting

!

Reader or a card isn't recognized

ReasonThe BS10 supports only CFexpress Type B and SD (UHS-II/UHS-I) cards; XQD, CFast 2.0, and CompactFlash are not supported, and a microSD card needs its own adapter to fit the SD slot.
SolutionConfirm your card type is on the supported list, use an adapter for microSD cards, and try the other included cable (USB-C to USB-C vs. USB-C to USB-A) and a different port. If a supported card and host still are not recognized, contact Silicon Power support or use the warranty channel.
!

Transfer speed is well below 10Gbps

ReasonFull 10Gbps requires a USB 3.2 Gen 2 host and cable; an older USB 3.0, 2.0, or 1.1 port works but caps speed lower. Transferring both slots at once also shares the 10Gbps total between them, which lowers each card's individual speed.
SolutionCheck that your host port and cable are both USB 3.2 Gen 2-rated, and if speed matters most for one card, transfer it on its own rather than simultaneously with the other slot.
!

Reader feels warm during long transfers

ReasonSilicon Power states the aluminum enclosure works as a heatsink, and that feeling warm during operation is normal and indicates effective heat dissipation, particularly with large, high-capacity cards.
SolutionThis is expected behavior, not a defect. Use the reader on a surface with some airflow around it during long ingest sessions; contact Silicon Power support if it becomes uncomfortably hot or a transfer fails.
!

Files appear corrupted or missing after a transfer

ReasonSilicon Power states the reader should always be safely ejected from the operating system before unplugging, and that it is not liable for data loss caused by improper removal.
SolutionAlways use your OS's eject or safely-remove function before disconnecting the reader or removing a card mid-transfer. If corruption occurs despite proper ejection, check the card itself for errors on the original camera or another reader.
Comparison Summary

Is the BS10 Right for Your Ingest Workflow?

The BS10 is Silicon Power's CreatePro answer to multi-card ingest: a dual-slot CFexpress Type B and SD reader over USB 3.2 Gen 2, with a heatsink shell and broad OS support including iPadOS and mobile. It fits best when you regularly consolidate footage from two card types in one session. Confirm your card formats are supported, and remember that simultaneous dual-slot transfer shares one 10Gbps pipeline rather than doubling it.

Recommended For

  • You regularly ingest from two card types (CFexpress Type B and SD) and want one reader instead of two
  • You want a single reader that works across desktop, iPadOS, and mobile platforms for on-set review
  • You want a USB 3.2 Gen 2 reader with a heatsink shell for sustained, high-capacity card transfers

Consider Alternates If

  • You shoot on XQD, CFast 2.0, or CompactFlash media; the BS10 does not support these formats
  • You need both slots at full independent speed simultaneously; the 10Gbps total is shared between them when transferring at once
  • You need a ruggedized or weatherproof reader for harsh field conditions; this is a desk/travel-oriented aluminum reader, not stated as ruggedized
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the BS10 read two cards at the same time?

Yes, Silicon Power states both the CFexpress Type B and SD slots can transfer simultaneously, with the reader's 10Gbps USB 3.2 Gen 2 bandwidth intelligently shared between them. Total combined throughput is capped at that shared 10Gbps ceiling, so individual card speed can be lower than using one slot alone.

What card types does the BS10 support?

One CFexpress Type B card and one SD card (UHS-II or UHS-I) at a time. Silicon Power states it does not support XQD, CFast 2.0, or CompactFlash media, and a microSD card requires its own UHS-II/UHS-I adapter to use the SD slot.

Do I need a USB 3.2 Gen 2 port to use this reader?

No, but you need one to reach the full rated 10Gbps speed. Silicon Power states the BS10 is fully backward compatible with USB 3.0, 2.0, and 1.1 hosts, which will work at their own lower speeds.

Can I use the BS10 with an iPad or phone?

Silicon Power lists iPadOS, Android, and iOS support alongside Windows, macOS, Linux, and Chrome OS. Using it with a specific tablet or phone also depends on that device's own USB-C or OTG support, which is worth confirming for your model.

Is it normal for the reader to feel warm during use?

Yes. Silicon Power states the aluminum enclosure acts as a heatsink, and that feeling warm during operation, especially with large or high-capacity cards, is normal and indicates effective heat dissipation rather than a fault.

What happens if I unplug the reader without ejecting it first?

Silicon Power advises always safely ejecting the reader from the operating system before unplugging, and states it is not liable for data loss caused by improper removal. Treat this the same as any external drive: eject first, then disconnect.

Can I use a microSD card with the BS10?

Only with a UHS-II or UHS-I microSD-to-SD adapter, since the reader's SD slot is designed for full-size SD cards. Silicon Power states this requirement directly.

What cables come in the box?

Silicon Power lists a dual cable kit: a USB-C to USB-C cable and a USB-C to USB-A cable, aimed at connecting to either a modern USB-C host or an older USB-A port without buying a separate adapter.

What's the maximum card capacity the BS10 supports?

Up to 2TB per card, for either the CFexpress Type B or SD slot. Whether a specific 2TB card of a given brand works also depends on that card meeting the UHS-II/UHS-I or CFexpress Type B standard the reader supports.

Where can I find the official datasheet and part number?

Silicon Power's official product page lists the part number (SPU3CCSREDBS100K) and offers a PDF datasheet under File Download.

Description
Silicon Power CreatePro · Memory Card Reader

Two Cards In, One Cable Out.10Gbps Ingest for Multi-Camera Shoots.

The CreatePro BS10 is a dual-slot memory card reader with one CFexpress Type B slot and one SD (UHS-II/UHS-I) slot, connecting over USB 3.2 Gen 2 at up to 10Gbps. Silicon Power builds it for consolidating multi-camera footage, with an aluminum heatsink shell and support across desktop, iPadOS, and mobile platforms.

Interface Speed
USB 3.2 Gen 2 · 10Gbps
Card Slots
CFexpress B + SD
Max Card Capacity
Up to 2TB
Weight
82g
Check Price & Availability Technical Specifications
The Ingest Fit

Made for Consolidating Multi-Card Shoots

Why the BS10 suits editors and shooters working across two card formats.

Two Cards, One Trip to the Computer

A CFexpress Type B slot and an SD (UHS-II/UHS-I) slot sit side by side, so footage from two cameras, or a camera plus an audio recorder using SD, can be ingested in one connection instead of swapping cards through a single-slot reader.

Simultaneous Transfer, Shared Bandwidth

Silicon Power states both slots can transfer at once, with the reader's 10Gbps USB 3.2 Gen 2 pipeline intelligently shared between them, and reallocated fully to the remaining card once one finishes. Total throughput across both slots is capped by that shared 10Gbps ceiling.

Built to Sit on a Desk or a Cart

An aluminum shell doubles as a heatsink, and a nonslip rubber base keeps the reader from sliding during a busy ingest session. A push-lock ejector and solid/flashing LED indicators are aimed at everyday handling rather than rugged field use.

Real Workloads

Where the BS10 Earns Its Slot

Multi-Camera Ingest

Dual-slot

Consolidating footage from two cameras, or a camera and a separate audio recorder, is the reader's core use: two card types, one connection. Actual per-card speed still depends on the cards themselves and how the 10Gbps pipeline is shared during simultaneous transfer.

iPad and Mobile On-Set Review

Cross-platform

Silicon Power lists iPadOS, Android, and iOS support alongside desktop operating systems, aimed at reviewing or offloading footage on a tablet or phone on set rather than only at a desktop. Confirm your specific mobile device's own USB-C/OTG support.

Editing Workstation Ingest

High throughput

For a single card, up to the full 10Gbps USB 3.2 Gen 2 ceiling is available; the shared-bandwidth behavior only comes into play when both slots transfer at the same time.

Field or Travel Kit Addition

Compact, lightweight

At 82g and 12.6mm thick, the BS10 is built to travel in a bag rather than sit permanently on a desk. It is not stated as ruggedized or weatherproof, so it suits careful handling in transit rather than harsh field conditions.

Key Features

Built for Fast, Dual-Card Ingest

Dual-Slot CFexpress Type B + SD

One CFexpress Type B slot and one SD slot (UHS-II and UHS-I compatible) let two card types ingest through a single USB connection. Silicon Power states the reader does not support XQD, CFast 2.0, or CompactFlash media, and a microSD card needs its own UHS-II/UHS-I adapter to use the SD slot.

USB 3.2 Gen 2, 10Gbps

The reader connects over USB-C at up to 10Gbps, backward compatible with USB 3.0, 2.0, and 1.1 hosts at their own lower speeds. Silicon Power notes that during simultaneous dual-slot transfer, the total 10Gbps is shared and individual card speeds may adjust dynamically.

Aluminum Heatsink Enclosure

The aluminum shell is designed to pull heat away from the electronics during sustained transfers, particularly with large 2TB-class cards. Silicon Power states that feeling warm during operation is normal and indicates the heatsink is working, not a fault.

Push-Lock Ejection and LED Status

A push-lock mechanism holds cards firmly and allows one-touch ejection, and a blue LED shows solid for connection and flashing for data activity. Silicon Power advises always ejecting the reader from the operating system before unplugging, since it states it is not liable for data loss from improper removal.

Performance Metrics

USB 3.2 Gen 2 Bandwidth

The reader's interface ceiling, shown against older USB standards for context.

USB 3.2 Gen 2 ceiling (single slot)10 Gbps (~1,250 MB/s)
USB 3.2 Gen 1 ceiling (reference)5 Gbps (~625 MB/s)
USB 2.0 ceiling (reference)480 Mbps (~60 MB/s)

The 10Gbps figure is the reader's interface ceiling, shared between both slots during simultaneous transfer; actual per-card speed depends on the card itself, the host, and whether one or both slots are active. USB 3.2 Gen 1 and USB 2.0 ceilings are shown for comparison, not as ratings for this reader.

Specifications

Full Technical Specifications

Parameter CreatePro BS10
Interface USB-C (USB 3.2 Gen 2, 10Gbps)
Card Slots CFexpress Type B (x1); SD Card (x1), UHS-II / UHS-I
Maximum Card Capacity Supported Up to 2TB per card
Simultaneous Transfer Yes; total 10Gbps bandwidth shared dynamically between both slots
Material Aluminum
Color Black
Dimensions 75 mm × 49.5 mm × 12.6 mm
Weight 82 g
Supported OS Windows 11 down to XP; macOS 10.x+; Linux (Fedora FC8 or later); Chrome OS; iPadOS; Android; iOS
Operating Temperature 0°C to 40°C
Storage Temperature -40°C to 70°C
Humidity 10% to 90% RH (non-condensing)
Certification CE / FCC / UKCA / BSMI / RCM / RoHS
Included Cables USB-C to USB-C; USB-C to USB-A
Part Number SPU3CCSREDBS100K
Warranty 2-year limited warranty
Hardware Check

Compatibility Matrix

✓
Perfect Fit: CFexpress Type B cards and SD cards (UHS-II or UHS-I) up to 2TB each. Any host with a USB-C or USB-A port works, using the included cables; full 10Gbps speed needs a USB 3.2 Gen 2 host and cable.
!
Not Supported: Silicon Power states the BS10 does not support XQD, CFast 2.0, or CompactFlash media. A microSD card needs its own UHS-II/UHS-I adapter to fit the SD slot; it is not read directly.
!
Simultaneous Transfer Shares Bandwidth: Reading or writing both slots at once splits the 10Gbps total between them, so per-card speed can be lower than using one slot alone. Silicon Power states the reader reallocates full bandwidth to the remaining card once the other finishes.
Community Signals

What the Public Record Shows

Independent Reviews · As of September 2026

As of September 2026, no independent hands-on reviews or benchmark tests of the CreatePro BS10 were found. Public coverage consists of Silicon Power's own product marketing and the CreatePro series launch announcement, so there is no verified owner sentiment to summarize and no rating is shown here. Silicon Power's own disclaimers note that reaching the full 10Gbps figure requires a USB 3.2 Gen 2 host and cable, and that simultaneous dual-slot use shares that bandwidth; treat marketing speed figures with those conditions in mind.

Official References

Diagnostics

Deployment Troubleshooting

!

Reader or a card isn't recognized

ReasonThe BS10 supports only CFexpress Type B and SD (UHS-II/UHS-I) cards; XQD, CFast 2.0, and CompactFlash are not supported, and a microSD card needs its own adapter to fit the SD slot.
SolutionConfirm your card type is on the supported list, use an adapter for microSD cards, and try the other included cable (USB-C to USB-C vs. USB-C to USB-A) and a different port. If a supported card and host still are not recognized, contact Silicon Power support or use the warranty channel.
!

Transfer speed is well below 10Gbps

ReasonFull 10Gbps requires a USB 3.2 Gen 2 host and cable; an older USB 3.0, 2.0, or 1.1 port works but caps speed lower. Transferring both slots at once also shares the 10Gbps total between them, which lowers each card's individual speed.
SolutionCheck that your host port and cable are both USB 3.2 Gen 2-rated, and if speed matters most for one card, transfer it on its own rather than simultaneously with the other slot.
!

Reader feels warm during long transfers

ReasonSilicon Power states the aluminum enclosure works as a heatsink, and that feeling warm during operation is normal and indicates effective heat dissipation, particularly with large, high-capacity cards.
SolutionThis is expected behavior, not a defect. Use the reader on a surface with some airflow around it during long ingest sessions; contact Silicon Power support if it becomes uncomfortably hot or a transfer fails.
!

Files appear corrupted or missing after a transfer

ReasonSilicon Power states the reader should always be safely ejected from the operating system before unplugging, and that it is not liable for data loss caused by improper removal.
SolutionAlways use your OS's eject or safely-remove function before disconnecting the reader or removing a card mid-transfer. If corruption occurs despite proper ejection, check the card itself for errors on the original camera or another reader.
Comparison Summary

Is the BS10 Right for Your Ingest Workflow?

The BS10 is Silicon Power's CreatePro answer to multi-card ingest: a dual-slot CFexpress Type B and SD reader over USB 3.2 Gen 2, with a heatsink shell and broad OS support including iPadOS and mobile. It fits best when you regularly consolidate footage from two card types in one session. Confirm your card formats are supported, and remember that simultaneous dual-slot transfer shares one 10Gbps pipeline rather than doubling it.

Recommended For

  • You regularly ingest from two card types (CFexpress Type B and SD) and want one reader instead of two
  • You want a single reader that works across desktop, iPadOS, and mobile platforms for on-set review
  • You want a USB 3.2 Gen 2 reader with a heatsink shell for sustained, high-capacity card transfers

Consider Alternates If

  • You shoot on XQD, CFast 2.0, or CompactFlash media; the BS10 does not support these formats
  • You need both slots at full independent speed simultaneously; the 10Gbps total is shared between them when transferring at once
  • You need a ruggedized or weatherproof reader for harsh field conditions; this is a desk/travel-oriented aluminum reader, not stated as ruggedized
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the BS10 read two cards at the same time?

Yes, Silicon Power states both the CFexpress Type B and SD slots can transfer simultaneously, with the reader's 10Gbps USB 3.2 Gen 2 bandwidth intelligently shared between them. Total combined throughput is capped at that shared 10Gbps ceiling, so individual card speed can be lower than using one slot alone.

What card types does the BS10 support?

One CFexpress Type B card and one SD card (UHS-II or UHS-I) at a time. Silicon Power states it does not support XQD, CFast 2.0, or CompactFlash media, and a microSD card requires its own UHS-II/UHS-I adapter to use the SD slot.

Do I need a USB 3.2 Gen 2 port to use this reader?

No, but you need one to reach the full rated 10Gbps speed. Silicon Power states the BS10 is fully backward compatible with USB 3.0, 2.0, and 1.1 hosts, which will work at their own lower speeds.

Can I use the BS10 with an iPad or phone?

Silicon Power lists iPadOS, Android, and iOS support alongside Windows, macOS, Linux, and Chrome OS. Using it with a specific tablet or phone also depends on that device's own USB-C or OTG support, which is worth confirming for your model.

Is it normal for the reader to feel warm during use?

Yes. Silicon Power states the aluminum enclosure acts as a heatsink, and that feeling warm during operation, especially with large or high-capacity cards, is normal and indicates effective heat dissipation rather than a fault.

What happens if I unplug the reader without ejecting it first?

Silicon Power advises always safely ejecting the reader from the operating system before unplugging, and states it is not liable for data loss caused by improper removal. Treat this the same as any external drive: eject first, then disconnect.

Can I use a microSD card with the BS10?

Only with a UHS-II or UHS-I microSD-to-SD adapter, since the reader's SD slot is designed for full-size SD cards. Silicon Power states this requirement directly.

What cables come in the box?

Silicon Power lists a dual cable kit: a USB-C to USB-C cable and a USB-C to USB-A cable, aimed at connecting to either a modern USB-C host or an older USB-A port without buying a separate adapter.

What's the maximum card capacity the BS10 supports?

Up to 2TB per card, for either the CFexpress Type B or SD slot. Whether a specific 2TB card of a given brand works also depends on that card meeting the UHS-II/UHS-I or CFexpress Type B standard the reader supports.

Where can I find the official datasheet and part number?

Silicon Power's official product page lists the part number (SPU3CCSREDBS100K) and offers a PDF datasheet under File Download.

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