Camera Shopping Online

Works great!
Nice little direct wall plug-in unit. Just make sure you have plenty of space at the outlet.

Good Value, Slow Camera
I bought the LZ8K as a little spare cam to toss in my motorcycle's saddlebags when I'm off on a ride. On the plus side, it's small, easy to operate, the lens is very sharp, and battery life (I'm using rechargeable AA Lithium batteries) is quite good. Offsetting these plusses, is the very slow trigger-to-shot reactions in poor light or indoors. Recycling of the flash system is also quite slow. I never seem to know exactly when the camera will actually take the picture -- resulting in numerous wasted efforts. Recently, I've set it to bracket with three exposures each time I take a pic -- hoping that one of them will suffice. This is a very good camera for still life or nature photography -- macro shots are fantastic. This is the wrong camera for action photography.

A deal, and A-MAZING!
When I first started looking for a digital camera, i was looking for only a few things. Resolution over 5 mp, charging dock, SD and SDHC compatible, and not a sony. After doing a little reasoning, I found that charging docks aren't all that practical. If I'm out hiking, or trail riding, and i want to take a picture, I want to be able to pop in batteries if I ever happen to find anything especially amazing. I started out looking at a few fuji's, while, they did have better options and higher resolution, the cameras themselves, for the most part, were bigger and oddly shaped, and in my opinion, a little over priced. I started using the little Lumix in a local store, and found it had a lot of the options that made the higher end models easier to use. After the purchase, and taking it home and doing some more tinkering around with it, I was finding out just how amazing this little gem really was. It was taking pictures and showing things I'd never noticed before. I came to find out my pores needed cleansing, which is kind of gross, but the quality of the pictures were outstanding! I've never been more impressed with a digital camera, even after all of my searching. If you can scoop up one of these little gems for under 120 dollars, I'd definately say DO IT!

Great little camera
Received in a timely manner. Camera works well, has decent battery life with AA rechargables. Pictures came out alittle dark, but need to play with the settings. This is our 3rd lumix, so we know their capabilities, but this particular model has a plastic body & feel i/o the usual metal body. The positive in that is much lighter weight. Easy to use, but not as intuitive as the TZ models which is more than twice the price and weight. For the price (), it is very good, especially for preteens & up.

Excellent camera better than expected.
I purchased the LZ8 after casually looking for a p&s for almost a year. After reading review after review of other brands I concluded most cameras were sufficient but I wanted a little more and especially wanted a manual mode.

I used to do professional work with film cameras so understand what makes a good camera. I am really pleased with the electronics in this little beauty. Those that complain about its performance in low light situations should perhaps get a better tripod. I have had no difficulty with low light and in fact, love the portrait feature at the night mode. It works perfectly every time.

I've had the camera 2 months now and use it almost every day. I very seldom print out photos so the 8 mp is more than adquate for posting photos on the internet. Often I use it with the 3 mp option with excellent results. The Leica lens is as good as I expected it to be and outshines my Fuji that cost almost 3X as much. The 5 X optical zoom is clean and bright even at the edges. Have used the camera taking aerial photos with some degree of success but one really needs a larger lens to get detail in aerial photos. Never the less, it does a more than adquate job if you don't need high detail photos. Keep in mind this is a low cost camera. It has facial recognition, stabliaztion plus the needed manual mode for apature and shutter speed over rides..

I think that most buyers of this camera would be very pleased with the results they will get with the automatic functions they will use most of the time. They work perfectly and you can take it out of the box and start shooting if you want. There is no learning curve. However if you want to study the instruction book you will get results like a pro just by learning a few of the techniques available on this camera. Most users will never take the time to learn about the advanced features and will just use the automatic function which will suit them just fine.

The only drawback was the lack of an optical viewfinder. While I would have liked to have seen an optical viewfinder, I did find that the LCD screen was bright even in the Arizona sun. Only on the rare occasion did I find the need to shade the viewfinder to frame my photo.

I should mention that after making the decison to purchase this camera I found it on sale at Big Lots for . So I bought 2 cameras and keep one in the car and have one at work a luxury for me since it provides me with a backup camera when I am traveling.

I have no doubt it will be outdated in a couple of years but even then, I will have a good camera that will suit my needs for many years to come.

Deegan Peter

Very disappointed, returning it!
I bought this camera to take pictures at my sisters wedding. My sister-in-law has a Panasonic and has taken some really nice photos with it, so I thought I would buy one and try it. Was I ever disappointed. The time between taking the picture and when the screen comes back up is like 8 seconds. Not good when you are trying to take photos at a wedding. Also there were these little white spots on some of the pictures that I have since found out are dust spots. Also it takes forever to focus in a low light situation. The only good thing I can say about this camera is that it takes really good photos outside in good light. Detail is awesome. However that doesn't make up for what it doesn't do. I'm returning mine!!

wow
this is the best pocket cam i have ever seen its alot better than the vado and it very easy to upload to youtube.

The simplicity of this product made me review it.....
It's been a while since I wrote a review, but the simplicity and practicality of this product compels me to write one. I LOVE this product. I'm a parent of two hyper active young boys (5 and 2)and have scores of "tapes" of them using my old camcorder (another great product, but woefully short on sharing capabilities) collecting dust. The lack of sharing made us stop recording memories.

I've always been a late adopter and discovering the Flip is no exception, but since discovering this product, my wife and I have taken several videos, uploaded them to Facebook and shared them with very happy and thankful grandparents.

The device comes bundled with a USB adapter making it easy to transfer pictures to the computer. It also comes with a cable to connect to the TV. When you first plug the Flip (via the USB adapter) it asks you to download the FlipShare software (and upgrade to the new version, which you should do). The software automatically opens up when you connect the Flip to the computer and categorizes your videos. Transferring and uploading is a snap for subsequent use.

The one negative is that there isn't a direct upload possible to Facebook (MySpace, AOL and YouTube are the default options). However, as your videos are on the computer, just Choose "Other" in the upload options. Flip creates a directory of the videos on your desktop and you can upload that to Facebook.

I'm sure the HD is a superior product (and costlier) as well, but the videos are fine and I would highly recommend this product.

My Review of the Flip Ultra
My Review of the Flip Ultra.


I received the Flip Ultra a few days ago, I have to say its a great piece of technology. It is by no means a replacement for the professional user, but it is perfect for one looking to get their feet wet with basic video productions common for online outputs. Some basic thing I plan to do with the flip ultra is to make basic short films and upload them to online sites.

The packaging of the flip ultra was great, It reminded me of apples method of packaging. Its design is minimalistic and effective. There is an on button, a recording button, play button and delete button as well as 4 directional buttons. The recording quality is right where I need it. It runs on AA batteries which is great if you are inn a pinch on batteries, this is an improvement over the lithium ion batteries in the mino and minoHD. Editing is easy and recording time of 60 minutes is plenty to make short movies. This USB design is very good for laptops, not so much for desktops where the camera overhangs outside of the case. I have heard that the flip ultra conks out after about a year of use, I hope that this does not happen with mine. Until then I am very pleased with this device. 5 stars!

[...]

Nice and simple
Got one as a gift during the customers vote, have used one previously in school for recording presentations and speeches. very simple to use, its fool proof!

for extended sessions a tripod is crucial! any cheap 2 dollar tripod will do!

Great for the non geek, but if its for a techie look elsewhere, resolution and lack of optical zoom are its downfalls.

Software is not solid!
I am a Geek. My wife is not. I wanted a SIMPLE camera for her to use that was easily portable so we bought the Ultra (F260B).

The good:The camera works great. Video Quality is better than expected and the ease of use factor is fabulous.

The Bad: The Help Desk people at Flip are not well trained or knowledgeable and the SW is a work in progress. It will NOT run on my PC at all and the support line at Flip indicated they are having major issues with it. The lady I spoke to had no clue except to ask me to do a firmware update that I already did (and had told her so, but I played along and did it again). Her next diagnosis was to ask me to read the Requirements page for the Ultra and to make certain I met them. I indicated I did, but that I was not running a Pentium 4 2.0 Ghz processor, but rather an AMD Athlon that was 2.2Ghz. She said that was the issue. I asked if she was saying that the Camera is incompatible with ALL non-Pentium Processors and she asked me to hold. She came back and said no, but that she had no idea and that the SW was pretty buggy.

Footnote: I have another video editing SW, but it is hard for my wife to use. I have ULEAD Video Editor 8.0. It works perfectly. Simply go to the DCIM folder and copy the video files to the HD and use ULEAD to edit and burn DVD's. So I will keep the camera for its ease of use in recording videos and hope that their SW catches up soon. So much for total ease of use.

OK, but not great
I have tried many digital cameras over the years and this one is one of the iffy ones. This camera does take good pictures, just not all of the time. My Sony DSC-S85 4.1M camera takes good pictures every time. The movie mode is good, but movies tend to stutter and look odd at times. Not a bad camera, but overall not that great either. Also, this camera is awkward to hold, would have been better if the buttons were along the top. The door where the battery and SD card goes also gets in the way when connecting to the PC. I am returning it and getting the Canon SD770IS.

nice one!
after reading the reviews and contemplating whether to buy or not, at 9 with free shipping (previously at 0), this should be a good deal for a WATERPROOF camcorder. The package arrived quickly.

Have just used it for a week and been happy with the performance. Video shots were great (but dont expect for a professional quality coz this is not the equipment for such!)

Pictures were great too, but again if you expect for high quality pictures, then get a good nikon or cannon SLR camera with at least 18-200mm zoom lens.

Being a waterproof camcorder is a plus, and just what i needed - just in time for the snow and splashes this summer, I dont need to worry if it gets wet.

I dont want to be technical and profound with my comments. This is just one of the toy that will be outdated in a year or so anyway. What's important is you capture the memories in a handy & snappy way, and with wonderful pictures.

Well, I just hope Sanyo made a lens cover fot this, and a better case.

Great camcorder for hiking
Most hikers have either point-and-shoot digital cameras (which have a setting for videos) or a digital camcorder. The point-and-shoot cameras, though, don't allow you to zoom in and out during your video. Well, this Sanyo Xacti VPC-E2 allows you to do that - obviously because it is mostly meant for videos. But even most camcorders aren't waterproof. This one is! And for such a great price. I never even found out before I bought this camcorder that it records audio, takes pictures in several different settings, takes sequential pictures in some of those settings, and takes videos in (I think) every setting, as well as being able to take pictures while taking a video! This is something extremely helpful for hikers - most don't want to get their camera wet, which limits their routes. But now they don't have to be worried! Great camera, great price! I would suggest this to anyone who doesn't want to spend a lot of money on a camera!

Handy backup camera/camcorder.
I like it lot. The pros overweight cons hands down.

Pros:
1. Compact;
2. Waterproof;
3. Well-built;
4. Descent quality daylight photos and videos;
5. Cheap memory cards;
6. Easy and customizable UI;
7. Great close-ups;
8. Still shots while recording video - awesome!

Cons:
1. You can not see display in bright light or underwater. You do not have optical viewfinder either;
2. Flash is a joke;
3. Battery life is short. You will need 1-2 extra batteries when you travel. Fresh battery will give you 1 hour of recording w/o playback or flash;
4. Special USB cable - do not lose it;
5. Could use wider angle lens;
6. Bundled software is bugly and outdated;

To the people who have trouble reading SD card w/o cable - your card reader most likely does not support HDSD cards. Grab one that does. You won't need this cable at all, unless you plan to use the camera as a web cam.

A good camera for family outings
This was an upgrade for me from the first model of this camera. One of the reasons I picked this camera is its water capability. I was always worrying about the regular point and shoot getting dirty or splashed and avoided use in inclement weather. Having a camera designed for water use to 1.5 meters gave me a comfort level to get a lot more use out of the camera. It takes decent still pictures for well-lit outdoors shots. This (prior model, now this) is the camera we take on our yearly camping/tubing trip to the clear, spring-fed Frio River. No worries about splashing and the kids had fun capturing underwater video with the fish in the river. This is also the camera I pulled out for some quick outdoors shots during Hurricane Donna. The software bundle included Adobe Premiere 4 for editing and your video. I purchased an 8GB SDHC memory card which allows a good bit of capture time. I did find it necessary to purchase a second battery to have more record time.

Great Toy. Lousy Camera.
We purchased this camera for our 4 year old. It will hold up to a 1 GB SD card. It is a 1.3 megapixel camera on high resolution, but the photos appear to be taken with a .3 megapixel camera. It is very easy for her to use, but I am going to take it back and spend a little more money and get her a real camera. We travel a lot and I find that the kids occasionally take some really good photos. And they take them from a completely different perspective. If you want a toy for your toddler to learn how to take photos and you don't care about the quality then this is the camera for you. If you have any desire whatsoever to use the photos, then avoid this camera.

User-friendly at the basic level
The camera comes with a Quick-Start guide that makes it incredibly user friendly for the basics. For the many, many advanced features, though, the user manual is a must!

This camera takes beautifully clear pictures and does a great job with anti-redeye. It's weighted nicely and is useable one-handed, if necessary. Only drawback we've found, thus far, is that it doesn't shoot video.

I love this camera!
This is a wonderful camera. I am not a professional photographer, but have been taking wildlife and sports photographs since the early '70s (Nikon F2). I still have it...

The D80 is my first foray into digital SLRs (I first bought a Nikon Coolpix to "test the waters" and loved it). I must admit, I put an awful lot of thought into this purchase. Money is, of course, a major consideration. I really want the D300, but this is out of my price range right now. I vacillated between the D80 and the D90, but finally decided that the video feature (which I would NEVER use, the Live View (which I would not use either)and the added 2MP were not worth the additional cost-I would rather transfer that amount of money to lenses. As a result, I went with the D80 body and two lenses-an 18-55mm and a 70-300 VR zoom lenses. All of my photography is handheld because I rarely have time to set up a tripod. I shoot in a completely manual or aperature priority mode and I really, really like the way the D80 responds and the photographs I get. Not least of all, I especially like the way I can change the ISO from photograph to photograph, depending on the range and visual conditions. And finally, I have some very fast Nikon AF lenses that I think will work in the manual mode.

All in all, I am exceptionally pleased with this camera and would recommend it to anyone.

Good not great
Bought for my wife who does professional color balance work. The quality is there and she is glad to have switched from film. She has had Nikons all her life and is more used to a high level of complexity that I find confusing. It is a rugged camera, and not at all heavy for what it does.We live in the mountains, so the camera is packed in demanding terrains weathers and seasons. The unit behaves flawlessly in the 8 months we have had it.

good camera
I bought this camera in 2006 at much higher price, but I am satisfied with it as I took a lot of pictures in the past 2 years.

I recommend users to have a better lens instead of the default lens 18-135 f/3.5~. the picture should be sharp, and you will find the difference easily.

I love the way it feels and the pictures it allows me to take
This is my first DSLR and I have been using it extensively for the last 9 months. My last camera was a point-and-shoot Canon, which I also liked, but I realized that I tweaked the manual controls as much as I could with a p&s. I debated between the D80 and the D40. The only real difference for me was the feel of it in my hands--I appreciated the weight and bulk. I also liked that it had an internal autofocus lens drive, in order to drive some older lenses that would otherwise become manual. While not a totally bad thing, the D40 lacked this feature. I've traveled with my camera to Tokyo, India, a few cities in the US and around my neighborhood. Perhaps the fact that I love to frame a shot and look for opportunities wherever I go, my D80 simply lets me take the photograph. It is just a tool that, upon learning some basics, moves out of the way and lets me express myself.

Some technical details: the battery lasts a long time; perhaps 250-400 shots. I bought a second battery, but unless you use the LCD after every shot, you rarely need to change out batteries often. You can get all of your necessary information via a low-power LCD on top of the camera or through the viewfinder. Low light shooting is generally good, as long as you stay under 1000 ISO. 1600 ISO gets a bit grainy, but is decent enough for prints.

The one accessory I recommend is a Nikon 50mm f/1.8D AF Nikkor Lens. It is by far the best value in a light, fast portraiture and all-around lens you can get. It's about 0 or so. No need to think about it.

Since the D90 is out the D80 should be super cheap (by DSLR standards). And it doesn't make this camera any less of a fine photographic tool. Remember, you are the artist.

Good value, easy to use
Pros: Easy to install around camera. Gives access to all camera features. Takes sharp, clear pictures under water or in air. Has helpful warnings about what to watch for to ensure no leaks. Though obviously quite a bit larger than the naked camera, still surprisingly compact. Looks durable and well-made.

Cons: Has loose parts that could get mislaid when not actually in use on the camera--needs a drawstring bag or something to keep everything together.

Notes: haven't yet tested it under more than a little water.

delighted!
I use this waterproofcase every day and i enjoy it very much. It's simple to use and safe. Good value.

Canon WP-DC 22 waterproof case for SD1100 Digital Elph
I used this case multiple times on a recent trip to Tahiti. It worked exceptionally well, clear photos and no leaking.

Great case!
Bought the case in anticipation of our trip to Mexico because I wanted an entry level camera to take scuba diving w/ me. I had tested the camera out in the pool first with no problems whatsoever and christened the case (without the camera at first; a must for every camera case) on a 100 foot deep dive. The case held up great (though it was really buoyant without the camera in it). I ended up leaving my SD1100 in the housing for most of the vacation. I took it in the pool, snorkeling w/ Sea Turtles, on several scuba dives, jumped into cenotes (mexican fresh water sink holes) from a height of about 17 feet with it and used it extensively playing in the water on the beach with the kids. It was awesome shooting video while scuba diving too. The dive shop we used sends out an underwater videographer who puts together a video for you to buy. I liked shooting my own video much better.
I see that they sell weights to go w/ the case. Totally unnecessary in my opinion. With the camera in the housing, the case became only slightly positively buoyant. This is a plus in my opinion as I can go after something that floats up, but would be really upset to see my SD1100 and 0 case head south to crush depth.
Couple of reminders. As with any piece of dive gear (and I consider this housing to be such), you have to follow some simple rules. Every time I put the camera in, I would check the O ring for debri. I've read reviews where people had poor results and I can garantee, if you have a break in the seal, you will get water penetration. I also keep a silica packet in the case at all times. I read about condensation occurring and this will be as a result of either trapped humidity in the case (definately easy to do in the tropics) or wide temperature differences between the air in the case and the ambient air temperature.
One note though. Remember that without a real good sized external flash that almost most underwater pictures will be dominated by the blue tones and colors, so set your expectations accordingly. You won't be taking National Geographic pictures with this camera underwater.
In the end, I returned from my vacation w/ tons of photos that would have beeen impossible w/out this case. A fantastic addition to my camera gear. LOVE IT!

Almost perfect
My wife and I bought this housing, along with the Canon SD1100 itself, to take with us on our diving trip to Egypt. Unlike comparable, generic box-like housings offered by Ikelite, Fantasea, etc, the WP-DC22 is specifically tailored for the SD1100, and fit snugly in our camera bag along with our SLR and another point-and-shoot. On dives, the housing performed admirably to 30 meters (we didn't go deeper) and provided trouble-free access to all of the camera's controls and functions. The housing is slightly positively buoyant; not enough to be a nuisance in the water. Also, there's just one clasp to deal with when opening and closing the housing - another friendly convenience.

If I have a complaint, it's that the back of the housing picks up scratches fairly easily, and renders the viewscreen somewhat difficult to see at certain angles out of the water. That issue aside, I'd highly recommend this housing/camera combination to any casual underwater photographer.

wonderful Fuji Finepix S100fs
I am cutting and pasting my response to comments I received in my original review of the Fuji Finepix S1000fd (a horrible camera which I returned before I bought the wonderful Fuji Finepix S100fs which I recommend so very highly!) You can probably read my reviews to see how this discussion came about....but I just had to leave my glowing review of the S100fs here! Here goes:

Since writing this review [if you are reading this under the S100fs, my original review was for the S1000fd...it turned out to be an unreliable product which I returned. I researched a while and bought the S100fs. I am clarifying because I realize people mistakenly leave reviews in the wrong places for the wrong products....so you will see I have posted this in the proper place!] after further research, I purchased the Fuji Finepix S100fs, a more costly camera but worth every penny!!! I do read the manuals for equipment that I own. I am convinced that there is a problem with the S1000fd. It's strange that several people have had black pictures (they are not blank black...but almost a blackish version of the subject...the subject can still be distinguished...it's as if there is a blackish filter over the lens). Read the reviews for the S100sf. While I realize it is not in the same price range [as the S1000fd], it is worth it for a camera that will not miss the shot. NOT ONE BLACK PICTURE WITH THE S100fs ON ANY SETTING IN FIVE MONTHS OF USE! It's faster, less noisy, and with the higher zoom lens, I am having lots of fun with the S100fs. There is no reason to keep an unreliable camera. Oh, the brand-new card I had purchased for the S1000fd (Lexar Professional, SD 4GB, 133 x speed), is working just fine in my newer S100fs, so I would not say the card was the problem. The S100fs is a great camera and I recommend it instead of the S1000fd. Spend the extra money. If the S100fs is just unaffordable for you and you need something in the 0 or less price range, find a camera other than the S1000fd. I am a Fuji camera fan as my review stated. We still use our six year old Fuji F601Zoom which still takes great pictures - better than the S1000fd. (My first "nice" camera was a Canon Rebel XS SLR, so I do have a little experience experimenting with shutters, apertures, lenses, filters, and assorted settings. I long ago attended a Nikon photography course in San Diego. I bought several photography books, all which I read because I desired to know how to use my SLR...but to have a camera that in "AUTO", point and shoot, results in random black pictures is a first for me. It's not as if the picture were blurry because I missed, didn't focus first, or there was not enough light. For Pete's sake! Pictures on a beautiful day in Hawaii at Kaneohe Bay golf course turned out this way....and randomly....some were OK. The S1000fd FAILED MISERABLY and it's just too strange, don't you think, to read reviews where others have experienced the same occurrence?). Until I read these other reviews, I did wonder what I was doing wrong and read the manual several times in case I was overlooking something. Believe me, especially now that I've compared the S1000fd, the Panasonic Lumix (my uncle's), the F601Zoom, and my wonderful Fuji Finepix S100fs, THE S1000fd IS UNRELIABLE. More power to you if you are pleased with yours and it is not malfunctioning. I still think it odd that others had the same experience. Now, I just need to post my glowing five-star review of the S100fs under that product's reviews! Since I'll be posting this there, another delight I have with my S100fs is that the lens cap clips on to the threads!!! Hooray! No missing lens cap as commonly occurred with the S1000fd. I also bought some thin threaded filters that will fit on the lens so that the lens cap will still attach securely to the S100fs. I am so pleased with the S100fs. I, like others who have posted here, was tired of carrying around different lenses. I wanted a faster camera with more zoom, but didn't want to spend a lot, thus the trial of the S1000fd. I am so glad I "upgraded" to the S100fs.

Sorry if this is confusing. I first was disappointed with the S1000fd, ended up with this S100fs and cannot say enough good things about my newest camera, this S100fs.

Great camera
The Fujifilm Finepix S100fs is the camera I have been waiting for. I like the manual zoom, the lens is sharp, the wide angle allows for wide shots and the settings are more than adequate for all types of conditions.

It even works with my gorilla pod!

What a Treasure: Got this Jewel for my 50th Birthday
If you are in the hunt for a great camera, do your research and don't be fooled by reviewers who try to steer you solely to the big names in the camera world. I went back and forth on camera selections for months. Just remember this, the proof is in the pudding. And, after looking at pictures posted on websites by other reviewers on Amazon, I made the plunge. I started shooting pictures with my new camera right out of the box and couldn't be more happier with the S100fs. The lens alone is worth over three hundred dollars. With the rebate, I got it for for five thirty. Already taken over three hundred pics. Now that I have time, I will dig in and learn all this camera has to offer because I am certain I haven't even come close to using all the bells and whistles that this baby offers. Solid Performer. Technological Marvel. Great Price!

A great Camera
I have been very impressed with this camera. While not a professional level camera, it is a great super-zoom that the "normal" person can utilize to get great pictures. The speed, clarity, and low light ability are exceptional. 11 mega-pixel coupled with a 14 times optical zoom you can get a large enough number of pixels on almost anything to give you the picture you want. I also like that the zoom is manual because you don't have to wait for the motor to get you there, thus you never miss the shot while trying to zoom.

Great Camera
Great Camera for a Great Price.
If you're looking for quality, you've come to the right product.
This 11.1 MP digital camera is the best Fujifilm camera yet. You also get a great 0 lens

BUY IT NOW!!!

Sony quality
When I bought my Sony DSC-H3 I decide that I need another battery so I start looking at Amazon and found this and the generic version.

I almost bought the generic one but then I remember the quality of the Sony batteries and decide the bought the Original and that was the best I could do.

Don't expose your camera to some damage just to spare a few dollars.

very good buy...
This item arrived on time and it was as described by the seller... very handy to have spare battery..

Works As Promised
This battery worked as promised in my DSC-W50. What else can you say about a battery?

Sony Battery
I ordered a Sony Type G Lithium Ion for my Sony camera. But, when I received it, it was a generic brand. No explaination why they sent it instead of the Sony. I had to e-mail them back and they gave me credit of .00. I wasn't very pleased the way they do business.

It's not really a Sony
I ordered a Sony battery...and got something labeled CTA DB-BG1. It works in my camera, but it's not a Sony as advertised.

SanDisk 8 Gigs - right on time!
Needed some massive gigs for my son's PSP console. Soon as we received the new memory stick, we painlessly made some necessary file transfers using the old 2 GB stick onto the PC. Afterwards, dumped everything onto the new 8 GB stick and voila!!! - had a lot more space to add some other essential files (music, pix, etc.) - with room to spare!! If you're in the need for some file space on your PSP or other portable device, this is the way to go.

Awesome Service!
I was amazed on how quickly I received my order. I highly recommend them to anyone who's looking for a safe/secure purchase, along with quality merchandise & acceptional service.

VERY GOOD
I bought 4 of this Memory sticks for my PSP using CFW 5.00m33-3 and they work great, no problems at all .

Memory Stick
This SanDisk memory stick is excellent it was in expensive compared to the sony stick but does everything the Sony memory stick does for half the price.

Excelent
Excellent product. The salesman fulfilled settled down. Very happy for having made business with this product. I recommend it highly.