Testseek.com have collected 36 expert reviews of the Eye-Fi Explore Wireless SD and the average rating is 76%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Eye-Fi Explore Wireless SD.
May 2009
(76%)
36 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: Eye-Fi, the wireless photo memory card that lets you automatically upload pictures from your camera to a computer or Web site over Wi-Fi networks, is such a cool idea. And the execution isn’t too shabby either, although we encountered a few bumps.
Adds wireless and geotagging capability to any SD camera, One free year of public Wi-Fi service, Easy to set up
Users must be within 90 feet of a hotspot to geotag photos, Some partner sharing sites have flawed geotagging capabilities, Public uploading unreliable, 2GB limit
Uploading and sharing photos with the Eye-Fi Explore is as easy as ever. We think it’s neat that it geotags your photos but, unfortunately, Eye-Fi’s partner sites aren’t nearly as savvy as they should be when it comes to geotagging. More...
Abstract: Im of two minds on this wireless SD card. Its clever, unique, relatively inexpensive, and essentially universal. Its pretty, in a memory card sort of way. It has a couple of flaws that would be far from deal-breakers if, as a whole (hardware and sof...
Abstract: Kudos to Eye-Fi,for making it increasingly practical to send files wirelessly from your camera to your computer using the Eye-Fi Card. Eye-Fi built a Wi-Fi antenna into a US$99.99 SD memory card that communicates with your router for uploading. For...
Kudos to Eye-Fi, Inc. for making it increasingly practical to send files wirelessly from your camera to your computer using the Eye-Fi Card. Eye-Fi built a Wi-Fi antenna into an SD memory card that communicates with your router for uploading. For the m...
Abstract: The Eye-Fi card is a unique 2GB SD memory card for digital cameras. What makes it unique is that it can upload photos to your computer and/or your favorite online photo sharing/social networking site wirelessly and without any effort on your part. Note...
Uploads to photo sites and your Mac almost magically. Wide range of support for popular sites. Works with nearly every SD camera.
Only supports JPEG files (and not videos). No inuse status feedback. Can’t use adhoc mode. Doesn’t send images to FTP, email, or .Mac. Can’t be configured with a manual IP address.
Limits keep it from universal appeal, but in the right conditions, the Eye-Fi adds nifty instant uploading to a digital camera. ...
Cannot use at public hotspots The price is worth paying if wires are honestly an issue, however if you don’t mind just plugging in the camera or putting the SD card in a reader, then the Eye-Fi is excessive. However, when uploading pictures it&rsquo...
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Published: 2008-02-21, Author: Gordon , review by: maximumpc.com
Automaticallyconfigures security; compatible with lots of web photo sharing sites; 2GB of storage ain't shabby either.
Slow wireless uploads; can't upload RAW or video files; can't connect to secured wireless access points.
