By Queen of the Dance from Eldersburg, MD on 2/5/2007

This has been one of the smartest investments I made. The ONLY thing I don't like about it is I cannot upload to it while it is connected to my computer, which is really not a big deal with the fire wire plug.

By aprupture from Northern hemisphere on 1/3/2007

I ordered this product because the Jobo and Epson were sold out at the time and badly needed a portable transfer/storage device. After the disappointment of unboxing this thing to find out it was a light weight, flimsy, plastic toy, i decided to charge it and give it a run hoping that it's usefullness would make up for its cheap construction. I was disappointed further to find out that the navigation was poorly designed also. I immediately returned this item and will never purchase another product from this company again. I highly recommend if this is the only device of this type within your budget, don't buy it, save for the Jobo or Epson make of this similar device.

By NutDriverLefty from Atlanta, GA on 12/5/2006

It's a good idea, and the overall implementation isn't bad. The main problem I have with this unit is that the battery life is really short for my purposes. I can only transfer between 2GB and 3GB from media into the device on a full, fresh battery charge. That'd be OK, except I got it because I often shoot 8-10GB per day (RAW) when I'm doing an event. Since I have to have this thing tethered to AC power, I might as well take the laptop along, and it has a DVD burner, too. So, if you're only shooting a couple of GB of images between times near an AC outlet, this device is great. For a high-volume shooter, though, it definitely leaves some winnings on the table.

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By Bergy Waters from Ottawa, Canada on 9/2/2006

The idea of a battery operated backup for your photos is an excellent one. In practice, the system is slow and unreliable. Indeed, the device shorted out randomnly. I used it only sparingly.

[4 of 4 customers found this review helpful]

By northwindphoto from northern wisconsin on 8/30/2006

cumbersome to use and is slow.