• Class 10 for Full HD video (1080p) recording and playback.
• Memory Zone app lets you auto-manage media and memory for peak phone performance.
• Waterproof, temperature proof, shock proof, X-ray proof.
• Ideal for premium Android smartphones and tablets.
• Comes with SD adapter for use in cameras etc.
To get the price for £18.98, when added to the basket, select "2 to 5 day delivery" then it changes the total price. Check post #30 for a picture.
- thegamingkinginfo
Top comments
dewonderful
5 Jan 1716#5
They can send it as a 1st class large letter for less than a quid, even recorded for less than £2. It's a disgrace to charge that much
itsoktobebad47574
5 Jan 1715#9
SD card or not, Surely putting your phone under your pillow while you sleep is just a stupid idea.
Unlikely but phones do explode. Lithium is highly unstable when damaged (which is what the battery is made from).
Your phone still needs to breath a bit to keep it cool.
padair to jai47
5 Jan 1714#3
Lucky you, it's £28.18 with delivery to Northern Ireland :confused:
christymojo
5 Jan 1712#4
postage to Northern Ireland is an extra £13, for a set of micro SD cards with a total nett weight of 2.5 grams - you could order more than 10,000 sets and still pay a total of £13 postage - ridiculous customer service
Latest comments (61)
marra
6 Jan 17#46
Ordered and heat added, I always end up ordering them for Raspberry Pi's amongst other things so I'll stick these in a draw until I need them, Well worth it at this price.
amour3k to marra
10 Jan 17#61
True enough. :-)
Zampone
8 Jan 17#58
Price is over £17 now +p&p
amour3k to Zampone
10 Jan 17#60
Yep!.
This has 'added' ALMOST an extra £1 per day?!. :-(
At this rate, come the end of the month, this will be easily pushing the £50 odd bar?, loooooool. :disappointed:
modernmum33
10 Jan 17#59
My ex husband always did as his 54 yr old 'granny friend' used to text him goodnight haha. His new married over 50 friend does also, but then he's not 'in his right mind'
TallerPaul
7 Jan 17#56
"i snoozed and i loozed" Price now £16.19 + £5.48 postage
panddda to TallerPaul
7 Jan 17#57
You can still get the postage for £4 - just click the 'collect from Bolton' option, so it changes to zero, and then select 2-5 days and it'll change to £4.
But yes, the price seems to have gone up a bit, it's now £16.19, so £20.18 delivered.
dtokez
6 Jan 17#55
good price but these are too slow for me, U3 is where its at :smiley:
queer1
6 Jan 17#54
Truly ridiculous p&p for minuscule items. Plus, easily selecting/changing delivery options, proved near impenetrable. So cba.
It gives free delivery. For Northern Ireland, ring up Scan and you can pay the difference between mainland postage + Northern Ireland postage, which isn't so bad but it is annoying delivery isn't free for everyone at above £50 orders.
uksnapper
6 Jan 171#52
Had an email today
Integral 16GB Neon USB Flash Drives - 10 Pack - ONLY £24.99
from https://www.mymemory.co.uk
ToniWollaston
6 Jan 17#51
Good choice in delivery and you will purchase by low price, Excellent deals!<3
MZzzz
6 Jan 17#50
Great find. Heat added :smiley:
sowotsdis
6 Jan 17#49
great price
kingosticks
6 Jan 171#48
Have you tried to search Google for this? It seems to be a common issue.
supersue
6 Jan 17#47
You're talking an extra minimum £100 investment with your alternative solution - you also have to buy a specific Alarm Clock or other "Belman" receiver produce. OK for those who can afford it, not everyone can...
SeanUSX
5 Jan 17#43
Wasn't there a deal for the 64GB U3 for just £15 the other day? That's more speed and more GB/£
Deetea to SeanUSX
6 Jan 17#45
Yes
BadCredit
5 Jan 17#44
Everything goes wrong eventually. Your phone may be on its last legs.
118luke
5 Jan 17#22
Bargain. Will collect on my way to work tomorrow. £15 if you collect from their store in Bolton
dicknewlove to 118luke
5 Jan 17#42
Could you buy me some too and mail them for about £2? :wink:
Mathaeus
5 Jan 17#41
Heated by the way..
Great deal :smiley:
Mathaeus
5 Jan 17#40
Heated by the way..
Great deal :smiley:
Mathaeus
5 Jan 171#39
Move over here.. everybody else seems to be! :wink:
FSHero
5 Jan 17#38
I used to have a Sandisk 32GB phone which I used with my Samsung Galaxy S3. It used to periodically become very hot, and the phone's battery would drain substantially. It was widely reported as an incompatibility e.g http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/03/18/galaxy_s3_sandisk_msd/
Eventually I think I performed a firmware update and the issue stopped occurring. That microSD has been handed-down to a family member and as far as I'm aware they are having no problems.
Bradleigh
5 Jan 17#37
Ordered
Now have 2-5 days to decide what to do with them
Damn this site :laughing:
ukhotdeals1
5 Jan 17#36
Deal itself is ok, but postage prices are taking the wee wee
amour3k
5 Jan 17#35
:-)
EdWasHere
5 Jan 17#34
The Sandisk ultra I had overheated and became corrupt and most of my pictures and videos got lost, thankfully most of it was still saved on my Dropbox :smiley: but from this incident, I just don't trust Sandisk products anymore...
flintstone
5 Jan 17#33
Yes for some reason a lot of companies seem to charge a lot more to Norn Iron, considering we're all part of the same UK postal service.
And it cost me the same amount to send an item to any where in Norn Iron as it does to send throughout the rest of the UK. :disappointed:
databar
5 Jan 171#32
Well done not many people get hottest deal of the day
congratulations on your achievement not many get this
accolade.
heat added .
QuickProfits
5 Jan 172#31
Why would anyone in their right mind put their phone under their pillow? Your brain probably now has Wi-Fi, think of all that incoming data an inch away from your brain 8 hours a day :confused:
monkey42
5 Jan 171#28
£20.47 with post where did you get £18.98
thegamingkinginfo to monkey42
5 Jan 172#30
To get the price for £18.98, when added to the basket, select "2 to 5 day delivery" then it changes the total price.
georgea
5 Jan 17#29
I've had 10 of these cards, they're all very fussy about what they can be written a read by. My DJI Phantom detects it as faulty every time, my phone won't read it, and my camera will read and write to it 9 out of 10 times. But not something I would trust.
Seemed like a bargain at the time
arthurplank
5 Jan 17#27
Bought, thanks Azibiz!
unsy6162
5 Jan 171#26
£15 delivery to isle of man.
PhillipBryant
5 Jan 17#8
SanDisk Ultra microSDHC and microSDXC UHS-I cards are waterproof, temperature-proof, X-Ray-proof, shockproof, and come with a ten year manufacturer warranty.
loulouben to PhillipBryant
5 Jan 17#25
Waterproof really ?
Thanks mate
squaredoggy
5 Jan 17#24
Ordered seems ok to me 3 tablets, 2 phones and 2 satnavs best to have backup for these...........
wont go off link think you need to copy and paste it to get the item......
Noddydog
5 Jan 17#21
I recently sent a Sandisk 32Gb 'Ultra' back to Amazon because the read/write speeds were so bad (sub 20). My Gopro couldn't even use the card at 1080 res. So good luck with these!
Deetea
5 Jan 171#20
I was about to confirm order but it's not beneficial for me to have multiple cards. Better off just getting a 64GB for less or a 128 for not much more. 64/128 deals come by frequently.
AadilF1
5 Jan 17#19
thanks, ordered 50 /s
Dan__
5 Jan 17#18
Better check with them its not a misprice as they will prob cancel it.
johnnyd57uk
5 Jan 173#17
Scan have always had ridiculous postal charges for even the smallest of items. These packs weigh nothing and the £4 shipping charge is extortionate so as always with Scan I will give it a miss.
christymojo
5 Jan 1712#4
postage to Northern Ireland is an extra £13, for a set of micro SD cards with a total nett weight of 2.5 grams - you could order more than 10,000 sets and still pay a total of £13 postage - ridiculous customer service
AndyRoyd to christymojo
5 Jan 17#7
More accurately: ridiculous courier service.
jrandrews72 to christymojo
5 Jan 171#16
Try changing delivery option to "UPS Locate & Select" Shows as "only" £4.79 postage then.
alltaken123
5 Jan 174#15
Stop doing that. SD card or not.
apeman69
5 Jan 174#14
[/quote]you have to be careful opening these. they're usually packaged in plastic that is very hard to access. in a fit of anger at the packaging i must have bent the micro card and damaged it (unknown to me at the time). Once in the phone, some of the features wouldn't work (win8.1 glance screen etc) and the phone ran very hot and drained a full battery within a couple of hours. i removed the sd card and the phone was back to normal.[/quote]
I'd recommend this:-
you have to be careful opening these. they're usually packaged in plastic that is very hard to access. in a fit of anger at the packaging i must have bent the micro card and damaged it (unknown to me at the time). Once in the phone, some of the features wouldn't work (win8.1 glance screen etc) and the phone ran very hot and drained a full battery within a couple of hours. i removed the sd card and the phone was back to normal.
haritori
5 Jan 171#11
sounds like it may of been a fault with the reader? or a software glitch was causing a constantly read, invoking the processor to be constantly on full?
but in regards to what was said about keeping it under a pillow, to save you waking up with your face melting off as your phone explodes causing your bed to go up (least of your worries would be waking the child!).. hey it seriously could happen.
It was a Galaxy Note 3 which was purchased new from Samsung, it never overheated, i use the phone as an alarm as I have a child sleeping in the same room so i dont like to wake him up 5 in morning! It's never been an issue since using the old Nokia brick phones, iPhones to the Samsungs until I purchased this memory card from Argos when my phone started to overheat to the extreme. When removed the phone was cool again.
Has anyone else experienced this ?
itsoktobebad47574
5 Jan 1715#9
SD card or not, Surely putting your phone under your pillow while you sleep is just a stupid idea.
Unlikely but phones do explode. Lithium is highly unstable when damaged (which is what the battery is made from).
Your phone still needs to breath a bit to keep it cool.
punji
5 Jan 171#6
I dont know whether i had a faulty memory card but this memory card from Sandisk made my phone extremely hot to the point i was too scared to put it under my pillow at night. It would drain my battery in a few hours and end up killing its battery life
dewonderful
5 Jan 1716#5
They can send it as a 1st class large letter for less than a quid, even recorded for less than £2. It's a disgrace to charge that much
jai47
5 Jan 17#1
£18.98 with slow mail :-)
padair to jai47
5 Jan 1714#3
Lucky you, it's £28.18 with delivery to Northern Ireland :confused:
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Opening post
• Class 10 for Full HD video (1080p) recording and playback.
• Memory Zone app lets you auto-manage media and memory for peak phone performance.
• Waterproof, temperature proof, shock proof, X-ray proof.
• Ideal for premium Android smartphones and tablets.
• Comes with SD adapter for use in cameras etc.
To get the price for £18.98, when added to the basket, select "2 to 5 day delivery" then it changes the total price. Check post #30 for a picture.
- thegamingkinginfo
Top comments
Unlikely but phones do explode. Lithium is highly unstable when damaged (which is what the battery is made from).
Your phone still needs to breath a bit to keep it cool.
Latest comments (61)
This has 'added' ALMOST an extra £1 per day?!. :-(
At this rate, come the end of the month, this will be easily pushing the £50 odd bar?, loooooool. :disappointed:
But yes, the price seems to have gone up a bit, it's now £16.19, so £20.18 delivered.
It gives free delivery. For Northern Ireland, ring up Scan and you can pay the difference between mainland postage + Northern Ireland postage, which isn't so bad but it is annoying delivery isn't free for everyone at above £50 orders.
Integral 16GB Neon USB Flash Drives - 10 Pack - ONLY £24.99
from
https://www.mymemory.co.uk
Great deal :smiley:
Great deal :smiley:
Eventually I think I performed a firmware update and the issue stopped occurring. That microSD has been handed-down to a family member and as far as I'm aware they are having no problems.
Now have 2-5 days to decide what to do with them
Damn this site :laughing:
And it cost me the same amount to send an item to any where in Norn Iron as it does to send throughout the rest of the UK. :disappointed:
congratulations on your achievement not many get this
accolade.
heat added .
Seemed like a bargain at the time
Thanks mate
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/5x-Pack-of-16GB-Sandisk-Ultra-micro-SDHC-Card-533x-80MB-s-UHS-I-Class-10-wi-/361740929158
wont go off link think you need to copy and paste it to get the item......
I'd recommend this:-
A PAIR OF SCISSORS
but in regards to what was said about keeping it under a pillow, to save you waking up with your face melting off as your phone explodes causing your bed to go up (least of your worries would be waking the child!).. hey it seriously could happen.
Click Me For Solution
Has anyone else experienced this ?
Unlikely but phones do explode. Lithium is highly unstable when damaged (which is what the battery is made from).
Your phone still needs to breath a bit to keep it cool.