Customer Reviews:
 Buy it! August 9, 2007
Tachikoma (Birmingham UK)
67 out of 69 found this review helpful
Frankly, the buck stops here.
Top card, top price, reliability the best, and excellent size even if you're particularly trigger happy...
I use it with a Canon EOS 400d, on largest jpeg (depending on aperture etc etc) is over a 1000... RAW around 500
Quick and error-free December 10, 2006
LegendaryMrDude (Essex, UK)
66 out of 66 found this review helpful
Bought for use in a solid-state MPEG-2 video recorder, write speed was critical. This card has not disappointed, handling continuous writing of 9Mbit/sec MPEG-2 up to a file-size of 3.6Gb. Tests using HD benchmarking software show that it should perform well beyond this, in line with the x133 claims from Sandisk.
The supplied recovery software promises to extract data from just about any form of card corruption. Fortunately I've not had to use it yet and I hope it isn't needed, but it is a nice feature all the same. The neoprene carry-case is a nice idea and will take two CF cards in their protective plastic cases - not exactly earth-shattering in it's use but another nice touch for a top-of-the-range card.
I will certainly be buying another one.
SanDisk CompactFlash 4 GB Extreme III July 4, 2007
N. Richards (Birmingham, West Midlands United Kingdom)
52 out of 52 found this review helpful
Bought this card because of the reviews, ordered from Emartbuy. Execellent service direct and great price. You also get a recovery disc as well. Using with a Canon 350D on highest JPG setting, the number of pictures available goes off the scale over 999. As RAW about 460.
Excellent value February 24, 2007
D Deacon (Liverpool, England)
35 out of 38 found this review helpful
Sandisk flash memory cards are probably the best on the market. These 4GB cards used to be soooooooo expensive. The price today is a real bargain. 4GB+ for a modern DSLR is essential since megapixel sensors have reached 10+, many shooters shoot RAW or RAW+jpeg and regularly use high ISO speeds; so, file sizes have increased and are likely to continue to do so. Also, these cards are three to four times faster than current DSLRs.
Quality - buy it May 12, 2007
Spazman (Staffs)
19 out of 19 found this review helpful
Bought one of these baby's for my new Canon 350d for [...]earlier in the year. Its fast, its reliable, just put it in the camera and forget it. I thought it was well worth the money then, so as the price comes down, its a bargian. If you need a CF card, stop messin around, buy this one, it rocks!
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