CF Camera Memory Card 16GB Original UDMA Speed Up to 200x

I tested this with data and music to confirm it can hold expected amount and best as I can tell it DOES.I am a bit hopeful that it may be an industrial card, because I'd love to install Windows 98se on it and use it as a HDD replacement for my Pentium PC. The speed seems to be perfect for that application (faster than the IDE bus of the PC it's going in). I have not been able to test that far yet, but to be fair, I'm expecting a bit much in that regard. As it's intended use, it works EXACTLY as expected and described.

This memory card is a great price for the amount of storage it provides. I'm not sure what the max amount or photos and or videos are but so far storage hasn't been a issue for me and I take this on all of our adventures. I do make sure to swipe card clean before each use.

cant really say a whole lot, it saves photos for older cameras, and other equipment that still use compact flash.

I'm using this on my Canon 5D and it's been working great, honestly no issues. I highly recommend it, especially for older cameras that can accept slightly larger CF cards.

So this product has like 5 different speed ratings. 60MB/s, UDMA which is a old Ultra DMA ATA standard for IDE, max speed of those were 167 MB/s, you have 120MB/s in the "About this item", in the product description section you have 160MB/s, and 300x transfer speeds. This is a 16GB Compact flash card, but the max writes I got were limited to about 15, 20MB/s at best. Reads were closer to 35MB/s. This was using a USB C CF reader plugged in to a 10GB/s port. I know for a fact this reader will read at 180MB/s and write at 120MB/s.Long Story Short. This is a low end compact flash card. This will not do 1080p video in digital cameras. Unless your camera is writing in a very low format or bit-rate. Due to the price at 19.99 and the fact that the speed is not even close to one of the 5 different speed ratings.... I have put this at 3/5 stars. Stick with SanDisk - for 10 bucks more you can get double the size and much faster read and write speeds -- SDCFXSB-032G-G46.

The only reason CompactFlash cards are surviving is because manufacturers are not providing SD card slots with UHS-II bus in their cameras. Once that happens, CompactFlash would die quickly. They don't work in any of my devices (camera, recorders, trail camera). Do not confuse these with SD cards!

Just got a new 6k camera so this was very much needed. Raw files are perfect. Gonna get a few more with more space. Highly recommend this brand.

The card functions exactly as it should. My older Nikon D700 only had a Compact Flash slot, so this is what I needed. I've shot several times with the card. It's never malfunctioned in any way. Not that I would expect a malfunction, but reliability is what is needed in a memory card. It's well constructed and it is also reasonably fast. I don't shoot a lot of high speed, so I don't know how it would perform with high speed continuous shooting, but it has been excellent for me.