bit-tech Shopping: Kingston 512Mb CompactFlash Card SLC

Rating: 8

Time with product: 3 Days

Strengths: This is a wonderful card, with great speeds!

Weaknesses: None!

Summary: I tested this item out on my Nikon SQ with is a 3.1 MP Camera, with my older 16 meg nikon card, pictures took 2-3 seconds to write to the disk, but now with this card, it moves! It ends up writing the picture in less than 1 second! Its a great value for the price.

Rating: 8

Time with product: 2 Days

Strengths: Fast although not as fast as the Ultra II. However, best value for the price.

Weaknesses: Since I am now using this for my Canon D20, the size is not big enough when shooting RAW.

Summary: Overall, highly recommended especially considering the price, performance and lifetime warranty. If you can get this with rebate and coupon at Dell, then it is a real bargain!!!

Rating: 8

Time with product:

Strengths: fast and reliable

Weaknesses:

Summary: I have used it for more than 3 months and it works very well in my canon A70 camera. I bought it for $20 after rebate and kingston rebate does always come. Just be patient. I have definitely positive attitude to this.

Rating: 8

Time with product:

Strengths: Fast Card

Weaknesses: None

Summary: I bought this card because I have a Canon Rebel XT camera. I wanted a fast card that could keep up with the camera. It is working great. I have had no problems with it.

Rating: 6

Time with product: 3 Months

Strengths: High speed, low price

Weaknesses: none

Summary: Kingston 512MB Elite Pro CompactFlash runs better than regular Kingston 512M CF on my Nikon 5400, although the price is just a little higher. But its speed is slower than sandisk ultra II CF, which is much more expensive. I would recommend Kingston Elite.