Pros: Arrived Quickly. New Packaging. Great doing business with Savings Mall.

Cons: None

Pros: Value (capacity+speed for the price) is good. Worked well for the first 18 months.

Cons: Data corruption (unrecoverable read errors) started occurring after 18 months.

Pros: 64Gigs is a whole lot of pics. Great to be able to shoot all day without worrying about changing cards. I have used this to replace 4 x 16gb cards. So much easier to keep track of one card. Shoot RAW on 7D and takes some effort to hit the buffer. Great to have a card that will keep up and hold it all.
Have not had any issues or concerns - 50 000 pics through it so far.

Cons: Could always be a lower price but I feel I got more than what I paid for.

Other Thoughts: Nothing more unprofessional than seeing a pro photographer stopping to change memory cards (or batteries) mid shoot. If your juggling multiple cards during a shoot then your doing your client a disservice.

Pros: This card has good transfer rates.

Cons: It will not work consistently in the camera I purchased it for the Sony DSL-A-900 full frame SLR. They replaced the card but it still malfunctions and is listed as compatible. This card cost $200 and has undermined my willingness to trust new top of the line products.

Pros: The card is performing well. I was nervous when I read some of the reviews, but it held up for 3 solid days of shooting video on the 7D with no problems whatsoever.

Cons: So far, so good. No cons.

Pros: This card needed to be replaced but the replacement card will shoot @ 250/MB/sec until my finger gets tired in standard mode on the full frame Sony A900 SLR.

Cons: The first card would only work in the A700 but they replaced it quickly with a retail packaged product.

Other Thoughts: I was upset with spending $200 and having my 1st problem with dozens of Transcend cards. The 32 GB 133x has been a standard of mine.
They fixed it as promised, what can I say and the new card is quick and 1/3 the price of the Sandisk.

Pros: very fast, quick access, quick format, tremendous capacity

Cons: relatively high price, dead after 1 month of use, replacement on the way!

Pros: Fast, reliable, Great Price

Cons: None!!

Other Thoughts: I have 5 of these that I have use to take 10's of
thousands of pictures in RAW format as well as hundreds of Gig's of HD Video with my 7D. Several
of my co-workers are now using them with great
results as well. I've also used them in my Canon
30D and 40D without the latest Camera Bios
and had no problems.

Pros: Its probably a very good card

Cons: Will not work with a D300. D300 takes 32GB max.

Other Thoughts: Sigh! I was waiting for this card and ended up with a "Card Full" error on an empty card. Browsed the web for similar experiences and found out that the D300 will take cards to a maximum size of 32GB. Hoping that a future Nikon firmware update might take care of this problem, but it seems unlikely. Seems that Nikon did make the firmware upgrade for the D300s.

Pros: First time used in my Canon 5D mark II failed after taking around 700 RAW and after it failed again.

Cons: Jest sent it back and bought SanDisk