Hi All,
we have 45% off on all our Amicroe Micro SD cards, they are all graded class 10. Use coupon code in checkout for discount to apply
Prices after discount
4GB - $7.12 free shipping
8GB - $8.22 free shipping
16GB - $9.32 free shipping (out of stock)
32GB - $12.10 free shipping (out of stock)
64GB - $21.45 free shipping (out of stock)
ends Sunday 8/11/15
Recent stock, have sold good quantity in store, haven't had returns or complaints. 12 months warranty any problems its covered.
Any speeds? I am having trouble finding anything on google
hmm seems a bit suspect
Class 10, with minimum serial data transfer of 10MB/s. Excellent for Full HD Video Recording HD Still Image Continuous Shooting.
Amicroe used to be the name printed on all the ram i used to buy in the 2000's
I understand that Amicroe are an Australian wholesaler that badge-label their brand onto memory products.
http://www.amicroe.com.au/about.aspx
Looks like they started in 1982.
how do you post the item ? australia post or courier ?
Australia Post small items up to 25kg
Tollipec large bulky items
Tracking number provided on all shipments
Wait until TA comes back with another ARSE code with cashrewards cashback.
Just tried to pay by paypal and got this error
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Wouldn't touch amicroe with a 10ft stick, especially if you are using it as your only memory card for a memorable trip. The number of times I had people come back saying corrupt card was staggering.
Pay a litle more for samsung or sandisk, also a good backup routine wouldn't go astray either.
R U saying that sandisk is more reliable?
====Correct me if I am wrong.====
As far as I know, Sandisk has bad reputation on their ultra microsd cards and those cards have a lot of issues with some HD cameras. I am using a go pro and there are lot of negs on the forum. I ended up with buying Lexar UHS1/3 MicroSD card from amazon. I have one Samsung 32GB EVO but I haven't tested it yet.
No to mention that the standard ultra version of SD is supposed to be OK. However, I had one of the Sandisk 32GB C10 ultra SD corrupted (I used on a DSLR) and had it swapped by sending it back to Sandisk in Sydney.
I believe most of the SD cards are now using TLC which is high in storage density but they get pretty short writing cycles in comparison with MLC and SLC. It's one of the contributing factor that why they are getting more and more unreliable - they finally become a CONSUMABLE PRODUCT!
Data is invaluable so multiple backups would be a ultimate solution.
Are these even reliable?