It took awhile to figure this out. But I did get it to work. And worked flawlessly. The more I used it the easer it became to use. I was flying through my photos and getting them transferred to my iPhone.

Works as described easy use and linking direct download

I'm using this with my Canon EOS 5Ds R over Wi-Fi. Works great! The directions to setup were not in English, however there is plenty of information online to setup. Apparently this can be done with Bluetooth also, but haven't had chance to try it.

The Canon WiFi adapter works really well.

I wanted this card for some time now to make my Canon 7D mark 2 camera wi-fi enabled. I tried it and it works perfectly. Happy

Still trying to figure it out but excited to get it working

I Purchased this card for the sole purpose of counting shutter clicks on my EOS 5dsr. However, this is a really cool product that opens the door on doing portrait and studio work for cameras that don't have bluetooth or WIFI enabled. What a cool little product

I have been waiting for this capability since I lost the ability to shoot Polaroid proofs on my Hasselblad. I now shoot an EOS 5dsr. It is simply incredible, IF you are a professional and need a professional way to quickly check your results without being confined by a computer (nearly impossible in the field.) There may be those who complain about the speed because they are comparing it to a consumer device toy. The transmission on images in fast on my EOS 5dsr shooting RAW either onto my iPhone Six or iPad. It takes a few seconds to get full resolution and 50 thumbnails appear in a less than a second.) Try that with a Polaroid back. I can quickly check focus, see anything in the shot that I missed (there is always something), see major exposure flaws before i check the histogram, and get a great idea of how to either move on or make a change to the image. But, there was a about a one hour learning curve (how may days did it take you to really master your pro camera so that you stopped interrupting your flow to look for a control?) I have used the remote shooting also and it works fine but I see it as more of a toy than a pro too. For that, I use cord connected Canon dedicated software) The only thing bad I can say is that I pre-ordered mine the minute it was announced (September, I think) and I just received it on February 10th. It was worth the wait!

I'm using the Canon W-E1 adapter with my Canon 7DMK2 and works excellent. Transferring images is not as instant as you can imagine, but the concept works great. Once you've taken your pictures, you will need to go into the menu and manually connect to your smartphone each time to transfer your photos. Imagine uploading your DSLR images to Facebook, Instagram, etc while you're out an without the need of a PC. Remote shooting is a great feature as well. Setting up the connection to the smartphone was simple enough. I'm a tech guy so it was simple for me, but for the non tech it could get frustrating.

This is just what I was looking for to be a me to share photos directly from my Canon 7D to my phone wirelessly.