MIXAGE 64GB CompactFlash Memory Card UDMA7, R/W Speed up to 135/65MB/s, 85TB TBW - 3D TLC NAND, Compatible with Canon/Nikon/Hasselblad Cameras

Just received the 64GB CF card, working well from my test shots. I’ll update based on real world use. I basically wanted redundant storage for certain shoots where I needed to ensure redundancy in case of SD card loss.Someone else commented with a 1 star that the CFast one didn’t work for their mk4, no kidding… The Canon 5Dmk4 doesn’t support CFast. Clearly outlined on Canon’s own tech specs of the camera:CF card• Type I drive (Type II and Microdrive non-supported.)• UDMA Mode 7 supported.• CFast cards cannot be used.SD, SDHC and SDXC memory cards• UHS-I supported.• MultiMediaCards (MMC) cannot be used (results in error).•  UHS-II not supported. If a UHS-II card is used, it may be slower than a UHS-I (depends on the cardspecifications).

I was concerned that I would not be able to Record UHD 4K 30p in my Canon C300 MKII, It worked perfectly! Previously I purchased a pair of 512 GB cards from another manufacturer and the cards could not do the UHD 4k, they kept stopping. I could only record 1080p, I realized the cards could not keep up with the speed and volume of data. This card is perfect and the price is excellent! Now is the time to lock in on that 330-minute 4k UHD 30p capacity and the right price. Something tells me these cards won't be around for much longer....

I bought the KingSpec 1TB CFast 2.0 Memory Card hoping for a good deal, but it turned out to be a disappointment. At first it worked, but soon I started getting errors on my camera. The card looks cheap it has no back sticker, but I could overlook that if it performed. Unfortunately, it’s not high-speed and dropped frames every few seconds. I encountered a buffer overflow error on my Canon EOS-1D X Mark II because the card can't keep up with the camera's sensor data rate... then recordings ended prematurely. Not ok. Tests on desktop showed decent speeds, but real-world camera performance was poor. Overall, cheap waste of time and money.

Shipping was fast,packing was adequete, it works, and I am happy with my purchase of this compact flash memory card.

A great upgrade for an older camera that's still got life left in it. 64GB adds a lot of storage to older CF-based cameras, especially with the relatively quick writes. Sure, this won't suddenly make the old SLR into a brand new camera, but it sure will make long trips a lot easier.

A good quality CompactFlash memory card. You won't be disappointed!** If you plan to use it for an Empeg / RioCar player upgrade, then read on, for the rest of this review is relevant to that.This card went into a Empeg "Mark II" in-dash car mp3 (rebranded RioCar) player to replace its aging IDE drive. This 64GB CompactFlash sold for $40.99 at the time of this review which is a bargain. In addition to this memory card I used a $15 Syba adapter purchased separately from Amazon. I could not be happier with the results. My only regret is that it is not higher capacity, for although 64GB meets my immediate needs, the OS can supports up to 128GB. KingSpec does sell the larger card for +$29, which you may want to consider if performing this upgrade.This is the second Empeg I've converted to CompactFlash; both using the same adapter. The first time I used a SanDisk Extreme 128GB card, and although that works well too, it cost more and I see no appreciable advantage with it over this one. KingSpec claims a slight speed advantage of 135 MB/s which is 15 MB/s faster than SanDisk's rating. I have no way to verify this, but see no difference in their side by side use once in this player. Both play music without any hesitation, and the speed to load new music is never a speedy process, but seems identical between the two. The big advantage is that a CompactFlash will stand up to the extremes found in a vehicle better (heat and vibration), and as such should be the last storage change my Empegs will ever need. I hope this review has been of some help, especially for those of you continuing to use one of these classic mp3 car players.

First thing I will say about this card is a bit of older technology but I wanted a bigger flash card for my niece to start using on her camera. This is definitely a good card to have if you are just getting into photography. This card has a pretty good transfer speed so she is able to take multiple shots quicker without having to wait for it to write to the card. I did do a test on the memory just verify the memory and this card has a legitimate 64 GB. The card is pretty well built like any compact flash card so it is not something that you could physically break easily. It also does not have any type of heating issue from what I can tell. She havs used the card to take quite a few picture. You could technically use it as normal data storage as well if you wanted to. Overall this is a solid compact flash card to have if you are trying to find a decent compact flash card with decent size memory and good speed. It fits pretty well and you do not have to force the card into anything or you could bend the pins on the inside of your device.

Running Magic Lantern on my Canon 5D Mk III, it can test CF and SD card throughput. This card tests at 19 Mb/sec write speed, and 17.5MB/s read speed. Not good for the price. A decent CF to SD adapter runs at 23 MB/sec, leaving this card in the dust for a much cheaper solution. Returning for refund.

I works very well.

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