Others say...

"Good & Cheap"
The card works great in my camera. No problems. I would recommend the product.

"Low Price, Low Quality, No Technical Support"
This Transcend 4GB, 120x CF card was purchased along with a 2GB, 120x and they have not failed yet, but the Transcend 2GB, 80x CF card that I purchased a month earlier failed and I lost some very important images. I was using it in my Canon 30D. I tried several different Software Recovery programs to retreive the images and none of them worked. I have tried to contact Transcend Technical Support through their website but they failed to respond. I do not recommend Transcend CF cards. This experience has taught me to pay a little more and stick with the proven brands, Sandisk, Lexar and Kingston.

"Fast, reliable but jury's still out."
I'm using this card in a Nikon D200 and it's doing very well. Just had one instance yesterday where I shot several images but none of them recorded on the card. Given the card and the camera are new, this could be a fault of either the controller on the card or within the camera, so I'm not pointing the blame at either just yet. When I removed the batteries from the camera, removed and re-inserted the card, all was fine. Given that I was still reading images from the card when the camera was not writing to it, I suspect it's more likely the camera's at fault than the card.

Great value for money though :)

"great compact flash card for an awesome price!"
I had a Lexar compact flash card fail on me a few years ago and thought I might like to try a different manufacturer. I switched to Transcend and have not looked back. I have three 512MB cards, two 1GB cards and now this 4GB card. Never a problem with any of the cards. Very fast and very reliable.

"This One Worked Right Out Of The Box"
Having read about the problems others have had with memory storage in their digital cameras, I was apprehensive about buying the cheaper brands of storage, especially the 120x version. I wanted a lot of bang for my buck and still remain confident that it would work. Transcends' Compact Flash card not only formatted correctly the first time, its' speed never faltered. I purchased Canons' new XTi which came with no memory, and was pleasantly surprised when I slipped the 4GB card in and scrolled to the format position on the menu and selected format. The card was formatted and ready in a matter of seconds. I quickly took about 10 pictures in raw and downloaded them to the computer... 0 problems. I reformatted the card, and took 40 to 50 repeat shots as fast as the camera would take them. There was only minimal lag time when I took the indoor pictures. The outdoor pictures just clicked away. I am very satisfied with the Transcend 4GB compact flash card and will purchase one or two more of these in the near future.