SimpleTech STI-CF/128 128MB CompactFlash Card

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Summary: IT WORKS GREAT
Review: I Purchased a Canon powershot and it came with SimpleTech card. If they make such a bad card then why is SimpleTech the recommended card for use in not only their consumer camera but their professional series?...
I just thought everyone should know that I am happy with the performance of my SimpleTech Card and as soon as I am done here I am buying a 128MB Si9mpleTech card from Amazon!!!!

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Summary: solid reliable product at a great value
Review: I purchased the 128 MB Simpletech CompactFlash Card about seven months ago. My digital camera came with a 16MB card, but I wanted more memory and this was great. So far, it has been very reliable in holding pictures upto the full capacity. I read that other CompactFlash Cards can sometimes stop functioning after a couple months or not live upto the "promised" capacity. Not true with this card. I take quite a few pictures and therefore have used the card to its full capacity many times and then erased pictures from it using the camera. I didn't have to format the card and it's still functioning like a new one. I have not had a single problem with it and I am very happy with this product. The price was reasonable as well. I highly recommend this card to anyone looking for a CompactFlash Card.

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Summary: This 128 MB CF card works great for me.
Review: I too was a little scared about buying the Simpletech cf card after seeing some of the negative reviews. So far I've had the card for about 3 months and have had absolutely no problems yet. I use a Minolta camera.

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Summary: This 128 MB CF card works great for me.
Review: I too was a little scared about buying the Simpletech cf card after seeing some of the negative reviews. So far I've had the card for about 3 months and have had absolutely no problems yet. I use a Minolta camera.

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Summary: Works for me
Review: I was a little nervous when I purchased this card, having seen some negative reviews here for it, but I used the discount that Simpletech offered with the purchase of a digital camera, here at Amazon, and instead of getting the free 32 MB, I went for the 128 MB. I am glad that I did. I am using it in a Kodak DC3900, and have had no problems. I also use a Viking CF PCCard adapter, and they all work fine together, with no problems that I have noted.

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Summary: Great card!
Review: I was shopping around for cards, and as usual, Amazon offered a great price. I bought it for my Nikon Coolpix 885. On normal resolution, I get 157 pics on this 128MB card! Can't ask for better than that. Even comes with a plastic case, which, given how clumsy I am, is a necessity.

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Summary: Great card!
Review: I was shopping around for cards, and as usual, Amazon offered a great price. I bought it for my Nikon Coolpix 885. On normal resolution, I get 157 pics on this 128MB card! Can't ask for better than that. Even comes with a plastic case, which, given how clumsy I am, is a necessity.

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Summary: Has a mind of its own
Review: I'm glad most people are happy with their card because I'm having a terrible time with mine. I just came back from a short trip and was transferring 21 pictures that I took to my computer. By the 4th picture, things came to a halt, it might have been my computer. When I tried again, the camera gave me the "No image" message. Yes, the card was blank, all 21 pictures in the camera simply vanished before my eyes while I was transferring them to my computer. This is not the first time. It did do a few little funny things here and there before. Obviously I missed the crucial sign of a greater potential trouble back then. This memory card has compeletely made me paranoid about taking pictures with a digital camera. It's one of those things that money refund won't replace what's been lost.

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Summary: Has a mind of its own
Review: I'm glad most people are happy with their card because I'm having a terrible time with mine. I just came back from a short trip and was transferring 21 pictures that I took to my computer. By the 4th picture, things came to a halt, it might have been my computer. When I tried again, the camera gave me the "No image" message. Yes, the card was blank, all 21 pictures in the camera simply vanished before my eyes while I was transferring them to my computer. This is not the first time. It did do a few little funny things here and there before. Obviously I missed the crucial sign of a greater potential trouble back then. This memory card has compeletely made me paranoid about taking pictures with a digital camera. It's one of those things that money refund won't replace what's been lost.

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Summary: Awesome
Review: I've owned it for a year and it works fine. No issues with loss of storange or read/write speed.