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Has anyone used cards made by Memory2Go? I've found a 4 pack of 2GB cards for sub £20 on mymemory. I'm only interested in views on the cards. I know there'll be varying opinions on mymemory, but I've never had an isue with them, so please keep the opinions on just the cards :)

Thanks in advance :clap:
 
Personally i'd only ever buy cards from big brands like Sandisk/Kingston etc. But there's probably nothing wrong with the cards :)
 
Cheers Simon. I have all Sandisk at the minute, but I'm wondering about these cards. A 4 pack, with cases, delivered for £16.49 seems like good value. Read/write speed are much the same as the class 4 Sandisks I use too.

Edit: My mistake, they're faster than my Sandisks, they're only Class 2!
 
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ChrisMClark said:
Cheers Simon. I have all Sandisk at the minute, but I'm wondering about these cards. A 4 pack, with cases, delivered for £16.49 seems like good value. Read/write speed are much the same as the class 4 Sandisks I use too.

Edit: My mistake, they're faster than my Sandisks, they're only Class 2!
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They are only good value if they are decent quality.
 
Even better bargain, 8GB Transcend SD Class 10 card, £9.25 with free delivery from My Memory via their Amazon page or £9.79 if ordered direct from their own site.
 
Cheers Dave, good deal. However, I much prefer 2GB cards. If there's a card problem I lose much less :lol:

And thanks to all other respondants :)
 
hollis_f said:
Buy a decent brand and don't lose anything.
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I think there's still a chance you'll lose stuff even on name-brand cards. I've had Sandisk CF cards go bandit on me back in my Oly days.
 
ChrisMClark said:
I think there's still a chance you'll lose stuff even on name-brand cards. I've had Sandisk CF cards go bandit on me back in my Oly days.
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I've been using CF cards for over 13 years and I've only ever had one failure - and that was because I removed it from an iPaq while it was writing.
 
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