Olympus Reviews

The product is not combatible with the C7X (C720) cameras although it is advertised as such. The product spec. delivered with the packaging is accurate, only C2X - C5X. It does not fully close (open on sides) with no camera, the picture is misleading. I will be returning this product.

I was shopping for the Cannon C-4040 when I first noticed this product. I seen immediately that it was designed to fit snugly around the camera and has little pouches to safely store your digital film. After value shopping for a digital camera, I purchased a Sharp 4.2 MegaPixel camera and bought this Olympus Leather case to provide the maximum amount of protection to my investment! My new 4 MegaPixel Sharp Camera (VE-CG40U) fits perfectly and I am quite pleased with the protection it provides.

Accidents happen, this is quality protection!

I have the Olympus C-4040Z and it fits perfectly in the case with room to spare for 2 additional smart cards and a fresh set of batteries. The case is well made and provides a modicum of protection. I bought the case because I wanted something small as opposed to a camera gadget bag which is designed to carry much more than the camera and a few accessories. The case works.

I bought this as a replacement cap for my Olympus Camedia digicam. The lens cap is fine ... what can you say about a lens cap. But, I must HEARTILY RECOMMEND the merchant who sent it. I ordered it on Monday at about 2 p.m., had it shipped standard mail. It arrived at my door Tuesday afternoon (oddly enough, in an envelope the size of a microwave oven). Great service -- I've ordered a lot online and truly have never seen anything like it!

The reviews are worthless unless the writer mentions the model of device they are using the batteries for. Fifty percent of the reviews here don't mention what they were using the batteries for. Do this service justice and mention the type and model equipment for which the battereis are utilized.

If you're going to pay the regular price for this battery, save your money and get rechargables instead. The battery doesn't last nearly as long as it should. The Energizer batteries I bought for it lasted much longer.

Just wanted to note that you need two batteries for most cameras, and this is a pack of two. Don't buy this twice, like I just did!

These batteries have lasted a very long time. Take care not to run the display on the back of the camera all the time, and you should be able to take many hundreds of pictures on one set.

Olympus makes GREAT digital cameras, but their recorders are to die for, especially when you interview someone and get back to the newsroom only to discover that while the tape was moving, the condenser mic had decided to go South on you and the only you can hear is the sound of the motor. Cleaning and demagnatizing the heads didn't work for me, either.

For interviews, spend the extra money and get a super quality product.

I purchased this product and found that it was of relatively poor construction quality. After reasonable normal use the cassette door hinge broke. I elected not to send it back for repair as my need for this equipment passed, but I was surprised that such a key element of the recorder would be so fragile.

I was given this as an unexpected & thoughtful gift, but after working with it a bit, I don't think I'd chose the Olympus again. One basic design flaw is that it doesn't stand up very well on it's think rounded base. You can balance it, but it will topple over at the slightest disturbance. I compared it with my friend's Panasonic RN505 which is substantially heavier, but has a bigger, better speaker & is more stable. When I played my tape on her machine it seemed as if the microphones on both were comparable.