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Toshiba Flash Air 16GB Class 10 Wireless Memory Card/Wifi SD Card

3.8 out of 5 stars 1,136 ratings
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Brand Toshiba
Model name Flash Air
Flash memory type SD
Memory storage capacity 16 GB
Compatible devices Tablet, Camera, Smartphone

About this item

  • 16GB Toshiba FlashAir W-03 Wi-Fi SD Card - SDHC CL10
  • Ads Wi-Fi capability to your digital camera
  • Instantly stream pictures and video to your iPhone, Smartphone, Notebook
  • Photos and videos card can be easily transferred over Wi-Fi connection.
  • Internet pass-through feature allows you to access the card and internet at the same time.

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Wireless data transfer of the data stored on the FlashAir SD Card; Files stored on FlashAir can be read and transferred wirelessly; For example photos taken with digital cameras can be transferred by wireless communication to a PC or mobile device Easy Wireless setting: Easy to set up the connection from PC and smartphone; Does not require any special driver or software installation on your devices; Built-in wireless LAN access point does not require device connected to Internet Low power consumption: Wireless function is switched on only when necessary to prevent wasteful power consumption of the battery; Compliant with SD Association Memory Card Standard Multiple Connections: Data sharing by multiple connections simultaneously; The Access Point created by FlashAir can be accessed by several remote hosts at the same time

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3.8 out of 5 stars
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Customers find the flash memory to be a useful product. They appreciate its fast transfer speed and good value for money. However, some customers have issues with connection quality. There are differing opinions on functionality, setup process, speed, and wireless connectivity.

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51 customers mention ‘Product quality’51 positive0 negative

Customers like the product quality. They say it works well with CF flash adapters in Canon 5D Mark II cameras. It's a great little gadget and handy when your camera doesn't have WiFi.

"It's a very useful bit of kit if your camera isn't wifi enabled...." Read more

"In itself this is a very good product...." Read more

"This card is a great little device, configuring it is simple and worth doing so...." Read more

"Not a bad card. Pretty handy when your camera doesnt have wifi" Read more

21 customers mention ‘Transfer speed’21 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the speed of the product. They find it simple to use and great for travel photography. The app allows them to select which photos to transfer, instantly upload images, and download them from their camera without a computer or network. It makes saving and sharing better quality photos easy. The pictures automatically transfer from the DSLR to the iPhone/iPad, and customers can view their photos quickly and easily.

"...and it allows me to play around with the photos, this allows me to capture the photo, edit it and upload it to my social media sites in a matter of..." Read more

"...The ability to download images from my camera without a computer or a network was very useful, the SD Card creates a standalone Ad Hoc Access Point...." Read more

"...Also there is a great app called Photosync which supports the download of pictures and videos from the FlashAir card...." Read more

"...The software for downloading images on an Android device works really well, its incredibly simple and straight forward to select one, several or all..." Read more

17 customers mention ‘Value for money’17 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the value for money of the flash memory. They find it a good way to add memory to their cameras and say it makes saving and sharing better quality photos easy.

"This card is a great little device, configuring it is simple and worth doing so...." Read more

"...The advantage of this Toshiba card are: * Price - it's half the price of no-pro Eyefi cards; the pro cards are even more *..." Read more

"...Makes saving & sharing better quality photos easy...." Read more

"...Much easier and reliable connection than eye- fi card and at fraction of the price...." Read more

64 customers mention ‘Functionality’44 positive20 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the flash memory. Some say it works well as a flash card and has double the capacity, with significant more functionality. They find it works best with an app called Shutterstitch which allows downloading of RAW files, jpg or. Others mention it was difficult to get it to work, only really works with JPEG files, and didn't work at all since the first day they received it.

"Toshiba has created a SD card which seems to work almost seamlessly between my DSLR camera and my mobile devices...." Read more

"...It has double the capacity and significantly more functionality (once you work out how to use it properly) and is £7 cheaper as well...." Read more

"...You can do this with the Transcend card but it's not compatible with my camera. -..." Read more

"...Overall though it does the job perfectly, it allows me to instantly upload images and then send off to whatever website straight from my phone." Read more

52 customers mention ‘Ease of setup’35 positive17 negative

Customers have different views on the setup process. Some find it easy to set up and use, with a simple app and intuitive process to connect to the card with a smartphone or tablet. It doesn't require annoying software to use Luke eyefi, and a simple username and password is set up. Others mention the instructions are atrocious, the process is awkward, and the card setup from the computer is ignored.

"...process between the SD card and my mobile devices was quick and easy and with a few simple steps I was able to customise the network name and the..." Read more

"...The companion application for iPhone was easy to set up, but it was a little buggy...." Read more

"...Firstly the printed instructions are a bit confusing...." Read more

"...tailor what the card does and doesn't do, mostly you can configure the WiFi very easily to either be manually switched on, or automatically connects..." Read more

38 customers mention ‘Speed’18 positive20 negative

Customers have different experiences with the flash memory's speed. Some find it fast and reliable, allowing quick photo transfer to smartphones from Nikon D300 cameras. Others report slow connections and downloading multiple photos or videos taking a long time.

"...The connection process between the SD card and my mobile devices was quick and easy and with a few simple steps I was able to customise the network..." Read more

"...- downloading multiple photos/videos takes quite a long time. Again, not a problem for one or two photos but is an issue for numerous photos...." Read more

"...The huge advantage to me over the Eye-Fi card though is selective File Transfer...." Read more

"...The issue is the real world transfer speeds and the fragility of the wifi signal, I wasn't expecting lightning but I was very surprised at just how..." Read more

30 customers mention ‘Wireless connectivity’20 positive10 negative

Customers have different experiences with the wireless connectivity of the flash memory card. Some find it an excellent WiFi card that makes their camera Wi-Fi and connects to phones and tablets, providing a simple and neat solution for wireless photography at home or outside. However, others report issues with the wireless function not working properly, cutting out, or the app crashing.

"...card fitted in my DSLR like any other standard SD card and it emits a WIFI signal as soon as the camera is powered on...." Read more

"...you just 'protect' this special picture on the camera and magically the WiFi turns on - a great idea and not one I've heard about in other Wifi..." Read more

"...My Nikon D3300 is not wifi enabled and you need to buy a bulky, expensive adapter to wifi enable it...." Read more

"...WiFi very easily to either be manually switched on, or automatically connects to a WiFi, including a much easier way of setting up internet pass..." Read more

16 customers mention ‘Connection quality’2 positive14 negative

Customers experience poor connection quality with the flash memory. The WiFi connection is unstable and difficult to establish, disconnecting from the internet or going to sleep. While it's reasonably fast, it doesn't handle networking protocols as well as expected.

"...when your phone connects to the wifi SD card, it disconnects from your internet wifi...." Read more

"...more effort if transferring a large number of photos as connection can be a little twitchy." Read more

"...I have had a few issues where it will see the WiFi network but not let me connect. Turning the camera on and off again seems to fix this." Read more

"...wrong in so far as it worked once, but when I try again it keeps dropping the connection...." Read more

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  • Declan
    5.0 out of 5 stars Toshiba FlashAir Wireless LAN SD card is a great piece of kit
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 25 August 2014
    Verified Purchase
    Toshiba has created a SD card which seems to work almost seamlessly between my DSLR camera and my mobile devices. The card fitted in my DSLR like any other standard SD card and it emits a WIFI signal as soon as the camera is powered on. The connection process between the SD card and my mobile devices was quick and easy and with a few simple steps I was able to customise the network name and the password to my liking. The app is available in both the iOS App Store and the Google Play Store for free, although there is some third party apps which are compatible. However the app currently isn't in the Windows Store for the Windows devices however my Microsoft Surface can connect to the SD card and the contents can be accessed via the web browser.

    As I am a photographer who is always on the go i need to be able to connect to my DSLR quickly and easily without the hassle of cables getting tangled or getting lost, to edit the photos i use Photoshop Touch as it is simple and it allows me to play around with the photos, this allows me to capture the photo, edit it and upload it to my social media sites in a matter of minutes. Finally we have the pro's and con's for the Toshiba FlashAir Wireless LAN SD Card;

    Pro's

    - The card is amazing easy to set up and is ready to use straight out of the box.
    - The pictures automatically transfers from the DSLR to the iPhone/iPad
    - This card defiantly beats its competitors in the market with its reliability

    Con's

    - The problem with WiFi SD cards is that they drain the battery extremely quickly on any DSLR camera
    - You should turn off the auto turn off on the camera so that you don't have to reconnect your device when the camera automatically turns off
    - The transfer time of a photo can take a while compared to the eye-fi card

    My verdict is that the wireless SD card technology is revolutionary to photography and it has helped me a lot when I am on the go and I need to be able to access the photos especially when i am on a shoot with a client.
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  • Alex
    4.0 out of 5 stars Great function but limited performance.
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 12 November 2014
    Verified Purchase
    It's a very useful bit of kit if your camera isn't wifi enabled. My Nikon D3300 is not wifi enabled and you need to buy a bulky, expensive adapter to wifi enable it. They look rubbish sticking out the side of the camera and are an inelegant solution.

    Criticisms then:
    - you can't use your phone as a viewfinder (i.e. have the photos automatically show on your phone when you take them). You can do this with the Transcend card but it's not compatible with my camera.

    - once the photos are loaded to your phone (or PC or whatever you're wifi-ing it to), it takes a few seconds to load properly so you can see them clearly. This is a bit of a hassle, particularly if you want to quickly flick through numerous photos. 2 seconds isn't a long time to wait for one or two photos but it is if you've taken 50 odd and you want to see which are keepers!

    - when your phone connects to the wifi SD card, it disconnects from your internet wifi. Inevitable I suppose but still a little annoying as you have to switch between the 2. Also, it may auto connect to the SD card when you're trying to log back onto your internet.

    - downloading multiple photos/videos takes quite a long time. Again, not a problem for one or two photos but is an issue for numerous photos. This problem combines with my first criticism in that you can't circumvent the first problem by just quickly downloading the pics to your phone then swiping through (my phone swipes through photos very quickly)

    - the camera has to be on and (in my case at least) set to viewfinder mode. Slightly annoying on its own but actually a pain when you want to download numerous photos that you know is going to take several minutes - you have to leave your camera on the whole time in LCD viewfinder mode thus depleting the battery.

    In spite of the above, I still give this 4 stars. For 20 odd quid, it's brilliant to have a massive SD that turns your camera into a wifi camera. That said, this feels like early stage 'beta' style tech and has some way to go.
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  • James Bailey
    3.0 out of 5 stars Good, but research well before purchasing.
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 16 April 2015
    Verified Purchase
    In itself this is a very good product. I would recommend researching thoroughly how this product actually works and be certain it fits your requirements.

    The companion application for iPhone was easy to set up, but it was a little buggy. Sometimes thumbnails didn't appear and on a couple of occasions I had to attempt to download a file twice. It didn't work very well with videos, if you're just using your camera to take pictures then you will be fine.

    The ability to download images from my camera without a computer or a network was very useful, the SD Card creates a standalone Ad Hoc Access Point. There is an option to pass through a Network connection, the SD Card shares internet from another Wifi hotspot so that your iPhone can still access internet whilst you are downloading content from the SD Card. This really isn't a feature you will make much use of, and I didn't put it to the test so I'm unable to comment on it's reliability.

    The SD Card only works whilst your camera is switched on, since it needs to draw power. That does mean that if your Camera is set to automatically go to sleep after a set period of inactivity you could find the download breaks mid transmission. It's not a big deal but you have to be constantly mindful of it. This is a common issue with these types of SD Cards, don't turn to an alternative product expecting better results.
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  • luigif65
    5.0 out of 5 stars Toshiba flashair. Ottima card che rende wifi focamere che ne sono sprovviste.
    Reviewed in Italy on 25 December 2014
    Verified Purchase
    La card, una volta inserita nella mia nuova canon eos 1200d genera un hotspot wifi a cui mi sono collegato con il mio iphone. Poi ho lanciato l'app gratuita FlashAir e magicamente ho visto tutte le foto contenute nella fotocamera, sul telefono. Si possono salvare o inviare nei vari social. Per poter effettuare quest'ultimo tipo di operazione va però configurato l'internet pass thru mode dal menu dell'app. Qui va indicata la rete da usare per 'uscire' su internet. La card funziona anche con un browser andando su [...] (non funziona con l'opzione navigazione privata). In questo caso si possono vedere le foto e salvarle e basta. Ottimo servizio, spedizione nei tempi. Ci sono anche altre possibilita (photoshare, condivisione dal pc con apposito software) ma che ancora non ho avuto modo di testare per cui vi rimando a futuri aggiornamenti.
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  • R. Cruz
    5.0 out of 5 stars Wifi sd card
    Reviewed in Canada on 13 September 2019
    Verified Purchase
    Nice wifi card, works well.
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  • Raphaël (Paris)
    5.0 out of 5 stars Trés bien
    Reviewed in France on 25 December 2015
    Verified Purchase
    Fonctionne très bien sur Pentax Q, K01, K5 , elle me permets de poster directement des photos de qualité sans passer par le médiocre APN de mon Iphone 6. Reconnue sans problèmes, la connexion se fait rapidement. le transfert n est aps super rapide sur Iphone6 ( mais bon c'est un Iphone). Un système astucieux permet de déconnecter le wifi sur la carte ( verrouillage d une photo). J ai une Mobi EyeFi , c est comparable
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  • Manuel
    5.0 out of 5 stars Práctica
    Reviewed in Mexico on 15 January 2019
    Verified Purchase
    Muy práctica para transferir fotos antiguas cel de manera rápida
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  • M.I.K.
    5.0 out of 5 stars !Best ever!
    Reviewed in Germany on 30 October 2014
    Verified Purchase
    Das Produkt ist die beste und effektivste Methode, um seine ältere Kamera wieder lieben zu lernen. Schnell+unkompliziert sind alle Fotos auf dem Tablet, von dort aus in der Cloud, beim Kollegen am Arbeitsplatz oder bei Facebook, Twitter und Co., in Originalgrösse.
    Und: Man muss sich nicht irgendwo einloggen, kompliziert installieren etc. Hier habe ich schon Aufwendigeres von anderen Karten gehört. Ich bin begeistert von dieser schlichten und prägnanten Lösung. Außer bei Samsung habe ich übrigens keine Kamera entdeckt, die internetfähig auf ihrem Display direkt Facebook/Twitter-Apps aufweist. Mit dieser ToshibaFlashAirMemoryCard holt man seine älteren Kameras wieder in die mediale Welt (der Clouds) etc.
    Sie ist sehr zu empfehlen.
    Danke.
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