📸 Enhanced Performance SimpleTech STI-CF/128 128MB CompactFlash Card Review

I've had great luck with the Simple Tech 128 CF card and my Kodak 2mp camera, also worked great with other cameras I check in stores, including Canon, Minolta . .

I bought a 128MB Compact Flash card from SimpleTech and am very happy with it. I use it with my Canon Powershot and enjoy the ability to store many more images. The transmission speed is also high. I was on vacation and couldn't take enough photos to fill it. I would recommend this card.

I was looking for cards and as usual Revain offered a great price. I bought it for my Nikon Coolpix 885. In normal resolution I get 157 photos on this 128 MB card! You couldn't wish for better. It even comes with a plastic carrying case, which is a must given my clumsiness.

Used this flash card in my Minolta cameras to take pictures, then removed the card from the camera to check the pictures on my computer and the flash Card inserted into the device's memory card reader. Was able to review the photos I took and decide whether to take more or not.

My camera's flash card is running out of space, so update it. The product was received on time and seems to work fine in my camera. I'm not at liberty to give a technical review, but for my use it works well. wjg. Pensacola, Fla.

After reading several reports of Simpletech cards not working in Nikon digital cameras, I decided to call Nikon myself. I've been told, and this is first hand. Simpletech's flash cards use a Hitachi controller, the fastest on the market today. These controllers don't work well with Nikon cameras because the Hitachi controller writes different parts of the image to the flash card at the same time, making the card faster. But the controllers in Nikon cameras do not take the picture at the same…

I bought this Simpletech card after a very disappointing experience with a 128MB Lexar card (card with red label). The Lexar was very slow in both photo capture and image viewing modes on my Canon s200 Digital Elph. This card is much faster than the Lexar card mentioned above and has performed extremely well in my camera. It's also one of the cheapest cards out there, although prices are falling every day, so it's hard to make such a hasty claim. If you have a Canon camera and need a good…