Bought this for my Olympus E-500. If you have one, it *will* support a 16GB card, not just the 8GB as listed in the manual. Make sure you reformat it in your camera though before use. Otherwise startup is slower.

These cards...seem....to be a great value. And they are as long as you dont try to stick them in a D4s. After going back n forth with Kingston regarding them "supposed to" work with the d4s, and them sending me two new ones...that also dont work...I wrote this.

You can't imagine the excitement I felt when my wife handed me the package that the courier dropped off and I saw it was from Kingston. I quickly ripped it open and feasted my eyes on the most beautiful sight: a CompactFlash card with the letters 4 GB stamped on it.

This card does not work with a Kodak DC215. I was told by a Kodak rep it would but I think the 4GBs is too large for the camera to process. It does format but quits halfway through it.

Eccellente per l'uso che ne faccio io, acquisisce foto velocemnte e cosa da non sottovalutare, l'ho pagato molto meno di altre 8Gb. Si, la ricomprerei!

Excellent card, excellent value for money. I've really noticed the speed difference in writing and reading over my older 4Gb card, so this was money well spent. Very prompt delivery too, so a totally satisfying purchase.

I recently bought this card for my Canon 7D. Before I knew this card existed, I was planning to shell out $160 for a 32gb model that every camera stores sell. Discovering this card was very rewarding since it was extremely.high capacity and fast enough for my daily needs.

+ Cheap; + Fast; + High Capacity

- None so far

revovery to next picture to take is slow, so I would not use it for consecutive action shots... good for when time is not a factor between pictures... the price is excellent for this type of card...

Even my Sandisk Ultra II (100X) card was faster than this one.

Kingston claims this card is SLC with wear leveling

This card is slow; I could not get above 6 megabytes/sec; That is the equivalent of 40X, NOT 266X; I tried firewire, usb 2.0, CF to IDE adapter, and 32-bit cardbus adapter

I bought this a month ago, and it's just what I exected!