Thought this was a great price including adapter and it's Sandisk. I have not managed to check instore but definitely available online and cheapest I have seen. Hope this helps some people .
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splatsplatsplat to Picard123
7 Jan 176#10
You're not the person who keeps their phone under their pillow are you?
BigYoSpeck
7 Jan 173#9
The Toshiba Exceria M302 64GB on Amazon is only 67p more and much faster as it's a U3 rated device.
I've got one of these SanDisk Ultra cards that I've had for over 4 years now and it's been a good performer, I think they have a 10 year warranty as well which is nice.
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johnkers
7 Jan 171#1
also available in store
ryan1888 to johnkers
7 Jan 17#3
Just tried my local and they had sold out. Seems a good price anyway if people can manage to get them .
ryan1888
7 Jan 17#2
Not sure of any delivery charges as I just purchased this from Tesco for £17.99 this morning and opened it then found this :disappointed: so have not purchased myself from Sainsburys but not seeing any mention of delivery cost on main page.
AR2012
7 Jan 171#4
Product not available
kembiff
7 Jan 17#5
Delivery is £7 unless you spend over £40
xxnsbxx
7 Jan 17#6
Ordered this from sainsbury online over a week ago- sold out and they had none in store
Picard123
7 Jan 172#7
Not reliable cards though these Ultras. I've had two fail. The first one failed after 18 months and was locked into read only mode. The second one failed after 2 years and took all the data with it.
If you go for Sandisk, better to go for the Extreme or Extreme Plus lines rather than Ultra as they're supposedly more reliable (or go for a more reliable brand).
splatsplatsplat to Picard123
7 Jan 176#10
You're not the person who keeps their phone under their pillow are you?
GodDave
7 Jan 171#8
£4 for click and collect. Cold.
BigYoSpeck
7 Jan 173#9
The Toshiba Exceria M302 64GB on Amazon is only 67p more and much faster as it's a U3 rated device.
I've got one of these SanDisk Ultra cards that I've had for over 4 years now and it's been a good performer, I think they have a 10 year warranty as well which is nice.
ssb123 to BigYoSpeck
8 Jan 17#26
Agreed especially for future proofing like 4k vids
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I've got one of these SanDisk Ultra cards that I've had for over 4 years now and it's been a good performer, I think they have a 10 year warranty as well which is nice.
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If you go for Sandisk, better to go for the Extreme or Extreme Plus lines rather than Ultra as they're supposedly more reliable (or go for a more reliable brand).
I've got one of these SanDisk Ultra cards that I've had for over 4 years now and it's been a good performer, I think they have a 10 year warranty as well which is nice.