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Hi,

I've read through as many old posts on these in the last 2 years an couldnt find the answer im looking for.

7 day shop do a ownbrand tripple pack of 8GB Class 10 SDHC for 14.99

they also do a sandisk/sillicone power tripple pack of 8GB Class 4 SDHC for 12.39

Im using the cards for photos from my 60D, not going to be firing away.

What are your thoughts? Im happy with the class 4, but will i have any problems with them.

Also looking to get 7dayshop batteries LP-e6 for my 60D aswell!
Read allot of good stuff about 7dayshop.

Please share your thoughts/experiences.
 
I use 7dayshop quite a lot for batteries and cases, etc, but I won't ever use their own brand memory cards again. I've used them once before and had trouble with them so I stick to the known brands like Sandisk now.
Their rechargeable and camera batteries have always been very good for me so I don't hesitate in recommending them.
With batteries and other accessories there isn't too much issue if they go wrong, but if a memory card fails you could potentially loose hundreds of pictures.
 
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Mandoo said:
I use 7dayshop quite a lot for batteries and cases, etc, but I won't ever use their own brand memory cards again. I've used them once before and had trouble with them so I stick to the known brands like Sandisk now.
Their rechargeable and camera batteries have always been very good for me so I don't hesitate in recommending them.
With batteries and other accessories there isn't too much issue if they go wrong, but if a memory card fails you could potentially loose hundreds of pictures.
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what about using class 4?
 
I have used 2 32GB class 10 7dayshop cards for sometime now and have been pleased with them.
 
Class 4 are a bit 5x slower than a class 10 at reading and writing data. If you have been happy with them so far why worry about changing.

Any brand can fail on you at any time, so i wouldn't of thought that many people on here would or could say you card will not fail.

Basically if your happy with the speed on which you an transfer files and the rate you pics are taken then stay as you are and save the couple of quid.
 
brad28 said:
what about using class 4?
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I've had no issues using class 4 on my Panasonic cameras. I don't use the video modes on them though so I don't know if that's a factor for speed.
I would say though that if you're getting on fine with class 4 now then stick with them.
 
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