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

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

Does what I needed it to. Needed more storage for a reasonable price, and this fits the bill perfectly.

Great so far; needed more storage; and this is doing the job well

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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.

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 have used many types of Kingston brand memory over the years with no trouble at all including 5 of their 16gb class 10 sdhc cards for my 60D camera. Unfortunately the "CF/16GB-U2" Compactflash has been a glaring exception. My Windows 7 PC would not read the 2 recently purchased cards at all.

I purchased a Compact Flash memory card Kingston 64GB 266X U2, not supported by Nikons DSLR Camera D810. When contacted Adorama, they said they will neither accept it for a return nor for an exchange. Of course, the package was opened.

With Digital SLR cameras coming down in price, many consumers are looking at these cameras versus the old point and shoot style.  Many of the new digital SLR cameras don't come with a memory card, so consumers purchasing a SLR camera will also need to pick up a memory card.  Canon and Nikon are the

Kingston are one of the worlds largest manufacturers of memory and flash memory with a huge annual turnover of $2.2 billion. We've taken a close look at many of their RAM modules with some really hitting some big numbers in our tests.

+ Excellent Speed; + Good real-life usage