Transcend 16GB Compact Flash (CF) Flash Card Model TS16GCF133

Pros: HUGE data capacity - 32 gig means I can shoot RAW format all day at the track without dumping to a laptop or changing cards Great price for the storage!

Cons: Each 32gig dump on my laptop brings me that much closer to filling the hdd. :) (Not really a problem!)

Overall Review: I've been using the Transcend disks for a few years now, and have never had an issue. Bonus for Canon 40D users - our cameras are not capable of the faster bus speeds, so 133 transfer rate is as fast as you need to go. Don't waste your money on high speed cards!

Pros: Huge storage space, I could keep all my work on the computer and still have room for iTunes.

Cons: DIY SSD WARNING: DO NOT USE FOR SSD, write speeds are horrible. Using HD Tune PRO I got 11.7 MB/sec sequential write speed and 26.5 MB/sec sequential read speed. Tests were ran using a CF to 44-pin IDE and then a IDE to USB 2.0 adapter.

Overall Review: 133x refers to the read speed only, write speed are less than half that. 1x = 150 KB/sec, 133x = 19.95 MB/sec. Random write speeds are less than half of sequential write speed, so when using this as as SSD, I probably got around 6 MB/sec.

Pros: Price and capacity are outstanding. Newegg had it to me in no time (competition was backordered and considerably more $$). I have been using a 16gb Sandisk Extreme III (rated at 133x) with my Canon DSLR. The camera can shoot around 3 pictures a second with Raw and jpg files totalling around 16mb each. Between the cameras buffer and the memory cards capacity I found the performance of this new 32gb card to be identical to the more expensive 16gb Sandisk. Awesome card!!

Cons: None

Overall Review: What else can I say - she is a great card - I have had other transcend cards and they have not stopped performing.

Pros: I bought this product here at Newegg, but I don’t know why I was not able to right the review from my account. This being cleared, the 32GB CF from Transcend is as good as the 16GB. I have 2 32GB and 4 16GB among other brands too. They are a very good cost/benefit relation, fast enough (speed does not depend only from the card, but also from your device). I’ve been buying Transcend CF for more than 4 years, and never had one single problem with them. I still have my first 1GB card, and still working.

Cons: I have a couple of faster CF cards (just to say something cons), but none justify the price difference.

Overall Review: Don’t worry, buy it! It is a good product, good price, and Newegg is great in terms of delivery.

Pros: Used to upgrade my ipod mini from 4GB microdrive to 16GB flash memory. Works perfectly, one of the few cards that will work for this application. I now have a mini with 14.8GB of storage. Aslo tried it in my Nikon D200 briefly and it functioned perfectly - but never fully utilized its capacity.

Cons: Low cost, works well for this application.

Pros: high capacity, fast enough, and cheap.

Cons: none

Overall Review: It is fully compatible to Canon 5D Mark II. 1080p Video no problem. 3.9fps burst no problem.

Pros: installed on my iPod mini 1st gen. worked flawlessly, even reused the plastic corner parts and tape on the original 4GB micro drive.

Cons: wished they had bigger CF cards less than $90

Overall Review: backed up music from iPod --> laptop using YamiPOD. did a restore (format) in iTunes. loaded backed up music back on the iPod using WinAmp. you will need an external power adapter after the restore. buy one on ama*on for a penny.

Pros: Huge Seems plenty fast to me.

Cons: None yet.

Overall Review: Though not rated as fast as the Sandisk Extreme III it doesn't seem to make a bit of difference to my Canon 40D. They camera buffer makes up for it. So this card is a way better deal than the Sandisk Extreme III