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JoyFlash Extreme 32GB Class10 SDHC Card UHS-1 - Extreme Fast 50MB/s
1 Year Warranty in Australia
Found better deal on ebay for the same card:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/JoyFlash-Extreme-32GB-Class10-SDH…
Please tell if JoyFlash is any good and if anyone can find a better deal.
I once bought a cheap new brand. It was a 2GB lifetime warranty at the sort of discount we see here. I can't even remember the brand, but it was still around a few years ago.
The card worked fine. 2months later it just stopped working.
There was no point of contact to claim warranty etc.
I have to agree with the sentiments above. Pay the extra for peace of mind, gone are the days you had to pay $200 for a brand. Depends how important the data is to you I guess, I wouldn't risk it personally as I want something to work tomorrow as well as 2 years down the road.
Regardless of the above, backups should be part of a regular routine for any data you don't want to lose. Everytime I insert my cameras SDXC card into the PC backup software detects it and automatically copies its contents to a folder on the HDD, this is then repeated by a networked computer. Probably overkill but anything of importance on my PC is backed up twice.
I have bought 2 joyflash sd cards in the past 6 months (64gb class 10 and 32gb class 10) and find them both fast and reliable (so far) however as with all memory cards one should always have a backup. :)
Don't use this for your holiday photos, you'll be disappointed when you get home and all the photos are corrupt.
Price is good, but with these non famous brand SD's they dont seem to last very long, before the internal dies I find the cheap plastic cracking/chipping and card becoming unreadable. This could be just me…