ADATA 8GB Compact Flash (CF) Flash Card Model 120x 8G

Pros: Works flawlessly in my Canon 10D, No problems so far

Cons: Camera boot-up is slightly slowed down, but not significantly.

Other Thoughts: Good value, New Egg fast shipping arrived in two days

Pros: As I pretty much only use my Dell Axim X5 as a portable video player these days it works perfectly to store 12 or so full length movies for portable watching.

Cons: none so far

Other Thoughts: The Axim X5 won't recognize anything larger than a 1gig SD card (due to age of device) but the CF slot recognizes the 8gig w/ no problems

Pros: plugged in and worked. no probs storing and playing movies.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: newegg delivered fast again as usual.

Pros: Very good price with high performance. I use Kingston, Hitachi Microdrive, Transcend(which was dead after a month, same as their SD card), Sandisk, and this the the BEST so far. I shoot RAW with my Canon 5D and this can hold a lot without problem.

Cons: Nothing I can complain at this price.

Pros: Large data capacity.

Cons: Terribly slow speed. I have a 50X card by Kingston and that beats this supposedly 120X card hands down. This 120X card is taking nearly twice as long as the 50X. I don't know how that is possible!

Other Thoughts: These guys should really package these cards in a way that aloows us to repack and return if we are not satisfied with the product. I guess, if the manufacturer thinks that the risk of returning is high, they will pack things so that we have to destroy the packaging there by preventing us from returning the product.

Pros: Very large capacity, good read speed

Cons: None so far...

Other Thoughts: This "120x" speed compact flash is 50% faster than my RiData "150x" 2GB drive. Sustained read speeds were just over 9 MB/s. Have not tested write speeds, but I'm expecting about 6 MB/s.

Pros: It's 8 gigs and it's fairly cheap (of course, a major maker of CF cards started a tasty rebate the day after I ordered).

Cons: Not as fast as some other cards that are not '120X'. Average download speed on a Vaio laptop with a Delkin Cardbus card is about 6mb/sec. With a Lexar firewire reader on my main box it bumps up to 8-9 mb/sec. One odd tidbit: deleting files using Downloader Pro is very slow.

Pros: The speed (120x) is high enough that the Rebel XT does not overload it shooting RAW until about six frames are snapped in rapid mode, then it only takes about a second to clear. I've filled the entire card up several times with no problems.

Cons: 120x is fast enough for just about anything. If you were shooting a lot of action sports and liked to to a lot of rapid mode shooting, you might want to get a faster speed.

Other Thoughts: Works great in the Rebel XT, even though the specs don't mention how big a card you can use.

Pros: Great price, huge capacity.

Cons: Using the card with an older camera (Canon Powershot S400) is not a good idea; it takes about 12 seconds to start up - in either picture review OR picture taking mode - while it scans the card. So, if you want to take a picture of something and turn the camera on, you have to wait 12 seconds before you can take your picture. I have another 1GB card that "boots" quickly, so I'm going to order a few more of those instead.

Pros: So far so good in my Rebel XTi. The speed is sufficient for me, I usually only shoot RAW so I need the high speed. I haven't had to stop shooting due to slow memory yet. I usually don't shoot over 8 continuous shots without recomposing my shot. Great card for the price.

Cons: none yet

Other Thoughts: Although the speed is relatively high compared to most CF cards available it still takes me longer than I would like it too to download all my pictures. My typical day of shooting is usually between 200 - 300 shots and it will take about 20-25 minutes to download all of them. Not a bad thing but I would like them faster! I guess I will upgrade in a year or so when they are 300x! :) Newegg rocks!