I got 2 pairs of 300Mhz ones (P060 or something like that) - which makes 4 probes in total - already received them. First impression is good, nice strain relief , definitely they are and feel nicer than the ones I have for my other scopes. They come with the little adjustemet screwdriver and some colored tags - no spring tip GND connectors or anything else. I checked them with my 100Mhz scopes , all 4 work a treat and they do seem to actually pick up less noise than the other ones I have . Seem .. I did not measured.
Today I am receiving the 300Mhz scope also so I can check them a tad better and see if they really go to 300+ Mhz. Now where the heck do I find a 300Mhz sig gen for this one off thing? ... The JW pulser is so so to test probe bandwidth.
Get a cheap FPGA BeMicro CV $50 MSRP but i've seen them selling for $40 via findchip.com and octopart.com. The manual mentions you can run the included memory at 333MHz since it has a speed rate of 8 (which only has a meaning for Altera)
Anyhow, you could flip a GPIO pin at 300MHz with the built in PLLs without a problem. Maybe some cheaper CPLD or older cheaper kit is cheaper but for just a square wave. Or just a PLL and a crystal might do.
I've read methods that you can measure the frequency of your scope without the need of a signal that fast, just don't recall right now how.
Anyway, I'm glad you are happy, today is payday so I think I'll get a pair as well