What device for file backup in the field?

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What portable device do you use / recommend to backup pictures in the field? I don’t bring a laptop along, so looking for an all-in-one option that can read CF express type B, XQD and SD cards - I have been looking around but I have been underwhelmed by the options at B&H. Thanks for any advice.
 
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You have 2 slots in your cameras, so an easy and compact solution is to carry some extra cards and do the copy in the camera.

There have been some discussion on the subject here in the forum:

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