jim84
TPF Noob!
My input when it comes to SD cards:
1.NEVER buy these from a store like Best Buy / Target / Walmart, unless they've got some kind of unusual sale. Their prices are way out of line on items like this and usb cords for example.
2.I'm not an expert, but I don't think there is really a lot of difference in brands? Just check for the best deal you can get, this includes but is not limited to a)the price, b)the reviews of the card, c)the specs (class and capacity of the card, class 10 is better then 6, 32gb is better then 16gb), and d)warranty. Some cards will have a lifetime warranty*. Some warranties will be 1 year, some 5, have a look.
If you can get a good price on a card with life time warranty, and it has good reviews, that seems to be the way to go.
I would check out ncix.com, they've had the best prices I've seen in general.
*Lifetime warranty does not necessarily always come in handy when you need it, the technology could be outdated by time the card fails. The company could be out of business. In that instance sticking with a larger brand would mean there may be a higher chance they're still in business.
1.NEVER buy these from a store like Best Buy / Target / Walmart, unless they've got some kind of unusual sale. Their prices are way out of line on items like this and usb cords for example.
2.I'm not an expert, but I don't think there is really a lot of difference in brands? Just check for the best deal you can get, this includes but is not limited to a)the price, b)the reviews of the card, c)the specs (class and capacity of the card, class 10 is better then 6, 32gb is better then 16gb), and d)warranty. Some cards will have a lifetime warranty*. Some warranties will be 1 year, some 5, have a look.
If you can get a good price on a card with life time warranty, and it has good reviews, that seems to be the way to go.
I would check out ncix.com, they've had the best prices I've seen in general.
*Lifetime warranty does not necessarily always come in handy when you need it, the technology could be outdated by time the card fails. The company could be out of business. In that instance sticking with a larger brand would mean there may be a higher chance they're still in business.