Toshiba 32GB FlashAir II Wireless SD Card, Class 10

2014-04-19T21:00:00

I purchased this card to use in a camera that is kept in a leather case, that makes access to removing the SD card difficult and time consuming. So I decided to try a WiFi card. The instructions to get it up and running were not clear, and after a few hours of internet reading and video watching I got it configured and operating, on my PC which is what I wanted it for. Now that it does work, it is very tedious and time consuming to get images downloaded and saved. The major issue being, only one image at a time cane be saved to a folder. It does not allow you to highlight multiple images. It also does not allow you to drag an image to your folder. You must instead download it over your browser, to your folder.

TOM K.

2014-02-14T19:00:00

I use the card to allow sharing my photos or to facilitate posting. I'm using it with a nikon d7100. I was about ready to return the card, with I decided to check the website. They have a table of compatible cameras. I noted that my camera was on the list previously. What I didn't see initially was a tiny footnote that wanted the user to put the camera into live view when using this card. Once I did that many of the issues were resolved. Note that the software interface in counter intuitive. Make sure you follow the instructions verbatim. If you just resond to the prompts in a logical way you'll continue to have issues. It's quirky, but once you get the routine, it's really easier (tolerable). It should be easier, but if you put in the effort, it's worth it.

Jose L.

2014-02-03T19:00:00

It works fine as a standard card. A very expensive one. I can't get the wireless to work at all, though. i finally got it to actually read my camera but then it couldn't download or see an images. Not sure if it's the software or the card, but something isn't working.

Bailey