Eye-Fi
Eye-Fi Connect X2 4 GB Class 6 SDHC Memory Card (Lot of 10)
Pack of ten 4 GB Class 6 SDHC cards storing up to 2000 photos or 90 minutes of video each, Wi-Fi disabled
- Card typeFull Size SD
- OptionClassic Design
- Stores up to 2000 photos on 4 GB Class 6 SDHC card
- Holds 90 minutes of video on 4 GB Class 6 SDHC card
- Ready to use in cameras, phones, laptops and PCs
- Supplied as a lot of 10 identical cards
- Functions as standard SD storage after Wi-Fi support was discontinued
Pack of 10 SDHC cards
This lot contains ten Eye-Fi Connect X2 cards, each offering 4 GB of Class 6 SDHC storage. They are full-size SD cards intended for cameras, phones, laptops or desktop PCs. The manufacturer has discontinued support for the original wireless features.
Buyers needing simple local storage
These cards suit anyone who wants inexpensive, standard SD capacity for photos or video without wireless transfer. They will not work for users who expect the original Wi-Fi syncing or automatic cloud upload functions, as the activation service is permanently unavailable.
Wireless features permanently disabled
The bundled Eye-Fi wireless capability is inactive because the manufacturer ended support for the X2 line. Each card now functions solely as a regular SDHC memory card, storing up to 2000 photos or 90 minutes of video. No software activation or wireless setup is possible.
Highlights
- Stores up to 2000 photos on 4 GB Class 6 SDHC card
- Holds 90 minutes of video on 4 GB Class 6 SDHC card
- Ready to use in cameras, phones, laptops and PCs
- Supplied as a lot of 10 identical cards
- Functions as standard SD storage after Wi-Fi support was discontinued
Specifications
| Card type | Full Size SD |
|---|---|
| Option | Classic Design |
Questions about this item
What device slot is required to use these cards?
Each card needs a full-size SD slot in the camera, laptop or other device you plan to use.
Will the discontinued Wi-Fi feature interfere with normal file storage on an older camera?
No, the wireless function is permanently inactive, so the cards behave as standard Class 6 SDHC storage.
How can I confirm the cards are storing photos correctly after formatting?
Shoot a few test images, then verify they appear in playback and copy without error to a computer.
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