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Toshiba 32GB FlashAir III Wireless SD Memory Card, White,(PFW032U-1CCW)

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Brand TOSHIBA
Flash Memory Type SDHC
Memory Storage Capacity 32 GB
Compatible Devices Personal Computer, Tablet, Camera, Smartphone
Color White

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  • Card capacity 32GB, 10 Speed Class
  • Compliant standard: SD Memory Card Standard Ver.4.0
  • Easily transfer photos and videos from your FlashAirTM III card to your mobile device through a Wi-Fi connection.
  • Access the internet and your FlashAirTM III card through your mobile device using the internet pass-thru feature
  • 5-year standard limited warranty included

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Want to share photos anytime, anywhere-without the hassle of pulling the memory card from your camera? The Flash Air III Wireless SD Card is your ticket to ultimate convenience, letting you share your life's moments with others wirelessly and instantly, right from a tablet, PC or smartphone. Like all SD cards, the Flash Air III holds lots of pictures, videos and files-now with capacity up to 32GB. Yet the Flash Air III is so much more than a simple storage device. By creating its own wireless LAN access point, the Flash Air III lets your friends and family view pictures on your camera through a browser on your PC, smartphone or tablet, quickly, easily and securely. They can download them, too. All they need is a wireless LAN connection-no special driver, software, cables or even an Internet connection. Built to last thanks to Toshiba innovation, the Flash Air III Wireless SD Card is guaranteed to make sharing photos and videos more fun and social than ever.

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4 out of 5 stars
4 out of 5
1,070 global ratings

Customers say

Customers have negative opinions about the connectivity of the flash memory. They mention that the connection is intermittent and does not maintain WiFi connectivity. They also dislike compatibility. Opinions are mixed on performance, ease of use, value, transfer speed, photos and videos, and quality.

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321 customers mention211 positive110 negative

Customers are mixed about the performance of the flash memory. Some mention that it works great when it works, while others say that it doesn't work every time and can slow down if they select multiple photos. Some customers also mention that the software and app may not work.

"...and this is the first one whose implementation, features and limitations looked acceptable...." Read more

"...Works great, within limits. Keep in mind that it is an SD card, not a full-fledged hotspot, so range is limited...." Read more

"...the "lock picture to disable WiFi" feature simply does not work...." Read more

"The card works great... but you know.. because most cameras won't keep the power "live" with this, you have to go through steps to ensure..." Read more

162 customers mention57 positive105 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the ease of use of the flash memory. Some find it very easy to use, with the app on the playstore being easy to install and setup. However, others say that the instructions are confusing and poor. Some customers also mention that the card came with no instructions and the instructions come in another language.

"...You will hate it. The instructions come in another language, which is cool if you can read it, but definitely not cool if you only know English...." Read more

"...And even if they did, the Toshiba is SO EASY TO USE, I think I prefer it to more complicated solutions...." Read more

"...I give it four stars instead of five because the setup could have been better and I think that nontechnical folks might have a little trouble and..." Read more

"...Overall, not as simple to use right out of the box as I would have hoped, it was a bit wonky to get it to work consistently, but once I learned what..." Read more

73 customers mention30 positive43 negative

Customers are mixed about the transfer speed of the flash memory. Some mention that it transfers files very quickly, while others say that it's not any faster. The app's klunky UI and file transfer speed isn't great, and photos take a long time to load.

"...I got used to the App's klunky UI, and while file transfer speed isn't great and I notice that every time I use it, I'm pretty sure that faster WiFi..." Read more

"...In fact, individual images go so fast that I, at first, thought it wasn't working and kept hitting the download button...until I realized I had..." Read more

"...Why not five stars? The card write speed is pokey. I use Sony and Sandisk cards that are UHS-1...." Read more

"...The transfer times for 2 mb picture was pretty quick...." Read more

73 customers mention34 positive39 negative

Customers are mixed about the value of the flash memory. Some mention that it's cost effective and user-friendly, while others say that it is disappointing, worthless, and unreliable.

"...The software interfaces for it on the phone and the computer are pretty miserable...." Read more

"...The advantages of the Toshiba 32GB FlashAir III are:* A lot cheaper than the Eye-Fi versions*..." Read more

"...But it's not perfect by a long shot. There are several caveats you need to be aware of:..." Read more

"...I could just pick and choose the pictures I wanted, and it was much cheaper, so I decided to give it a try...." Read more

54 customers mention35 positive19 negative

Customers are mixed about the photos and videos. Some mention that connecting to their app and downloading pictures on their phone is awesome, and they love the ability to post pictures to social media right away. However, others say that if you turn the camera off, none of the photos can be seen. Downloads are somewhat slow, and there is no way to access the photos on it when connected.

"...I also liked the ability to autotransfer pictures as they are taken, though the effect of that feature on the camera's battery life probably means I..." Read more

"...Perhaps it is my system but I am not able to download photos from the card still in the camera to my computer...." Read more

"...of using the longer lens of my DSLR and the ability to post pictures after each round, without having to connect to a computer...." Read more

"...Great for sharing a photo from a real camera and not just for social media but to fire off to someone via e mail or direct message...." Read more

49 customers mention22 positive27 negative

Customers are mixed about the quality of the flash memory. Some mention that the initial quality is good, the technology is pretty solid, and the quality is still there. However, others say that the device has a 98% failure level and crashes after a few minutes.

"...It always gives an error message that it can't find the card for a moment before it eventually finds the card...." Read more

"...But other than that, this is a great addition to a DSLR for anyone that likes immediate access to their photos but wants to use a better camera than..." Read more

"...the wireless connectivity, and you'll receive very vague, frustrating error codes...." Read more

"...server, but it also joins my WiFI network and - best of all - it never times out!..." Read more

143 customers mention31 positive112 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the connectivity of the flash memory. For example, they mention that it loses connectivity when the camera goes into sleep mode, the connection is so intermittent, and it does not maintain its WiFi connection. Some say that the card is not entirely reliable for the connection and it takes way too long with repeated dropped connections and low transfer speeds.

"...(FlashAir v3.0.3) is useless; it finds the card and attempts to connect but never succeeds...." Read more

"...Also, it was not entirely reliable for the connection, so sometimes I needed to fiddle with it to make it connect and then wait while it downloaded..." Read more

"...Problem: the app does not connect the wifi card to my phone (Oppo R7lite)...." Read more

"...Mine is set to 15 minutes and I have had no issues staying connected...." Read more

19 customers mention0 positive19 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the compatibility of the flash memory. They mention that it does not support the latest software on Android phone or macbook, the software is very limited, and it does need updating. Some customers also mention that the card should work with its own software.

"...ALSO there is a firmware update needed before you can even use the card...." Read more

"...Not compatible with Windows 10, even when using a standard browser...." Read more

"...RULE #1 - DO NOT FORMAT WITH YOUR CAMERA. If you do, you'll lose the wireless connectivity, and you'll receive very vague, frustrating error codes...." Read more

"...Also, if you’re using an iPad, the card does not support the most recent iOS update...." Read more

Works well if you follow my tips
4 Stars
Works well if you follow my tips
My background: IT Consultant & Android DeveloperMy camera: Nikon D5100My device: Android phone running LollipopLike you, I was looking for a way to wirelessly transfer photos from my camera to my mobile device without the need for a computer. This card does that, and many of the issues being complained about here aren't necessarily the card's fault.1. Put your camera in "Review" mode.If you are having trouble staying connected to the FlashAir's hotspot (or can't connect at all!) Try putting your camera in it's "Review" mode, where you can browse the photos on the card. Your camera has to keep its connection to the card "open", ensuring the FlashAir gets the volts it needs to stay on. If your camera has settings that let you control the screen's off timer like mine does (see attached screenshot from my D5100 menu), I recommend you keep the screen on for a few minutes so your camera, and the card, don't go to sleep. I set my review mode to 10 minutes.2. Check your device's WiFi settingsThe app is supposed to connect to the FlashAir hotspot automatically. Turns out my phone had a setting in the WiFi menu that would disconnect it from WiFi if no Internet connection is detected (See attached screenshot). So, check your device's WiFi settings if you are having connectivity issues.3. Connect to the FlashAir hotspot manuallyIf you know your camera is on, and the app isn't connecting to the hotspot, connect to it yourself from the WiFi settings on your device. Once you are connected to the hotspot the app is guaranteed to work.4. Photos taking a long time to load? Try lowering your image quality.I have a 16MP DSLR, and I'm not shooting for prints. So I turned my quality settings from "Fine" to "Medium" and from "Large" to "Medium". My photos are now ~2MB compared to ~10MB. And forget about shooting RAW. If you are shooting to post online, you don't need huge photos. You'll browse through the FlashAir much faster if the photos are under 5MB. Your pics get downsized and compressed when you upload to Facebook/Instagram anyway.ConclusionsThe card is great and I recommend it. I'm definitely buying one for my wife, who won't use the DSLR I bought her because she hates having to upload to the computer, then to her phone. The issues other users have with the card are probably the fault of their camera's battery-saving settings, or their mobile device's WiFi settings, as I explained above. Just follow my tips and you'll be fine. Ask me any questions below.
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Marianco
5.0 out of 5 stars Works FANTASTICALLY with my Canon 7D! Highly recommended for other cameras also!
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2016
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The Toshiba 32GB FlashAir III Wireless SD Memory Card works fantastically with my Canon 7D!

The Canon 7D is notoriously difficult to use with Wireless SD Memory Cards because of its metal body. But it works fantastically with the Toshiba 32 GB FlashAir III Wireless SD Memory Card!

With this card, anytime I want to immediately send photos I have just taken to family in a text message, I can transfer the photos from my Canon 7D to my iPhone. I don't have to wait to download the photos to a computer.

I bought the following:

* EYE-FI CERTIFIED COMPACT FLASH TYPE II ADAPTER FOR EYEFI MOBI CARDS (SDCCFA-C15) (http://www.amazon.com/Eye-Fi-Certified-Compact-Adapter-SDCCFA-C15/dp/B012DBYX4W?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage)

* TOSHIBA 32GB FLASHAIR III WIRELESS SD MEMORY CARD, WHITE,(PFW032U-1CCW) (http://www.amazon.com/Toshiba-FlashAir-Wireless-Memory-PFW032U-1CCW/dp/B00UOYPZP2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s01)

* FLASHAIR APP by Toshiba Corp from the iOS App Store.

SETUP:
* Set my Canon 7D to remain powered-on until I manualy turn it off. This allows the Toshiba WiFi SD Card to create a network that is online until I have finished viewing and downloading my photos.
* On my iPhone: go to Settings > Wi-Fi.
* Turn Wi-Fi on.
* Select the Toshiba WiFi SD Card as the network
* Go to the FlashAir App on the iPhone.
* The App will connect to the Toshiba WiFi SD Card through its network.
* The App will ask for a password. The default is 12345678. The App will ask you to change the password for your privacy.

THEN WHENEVER I WANT TO VIEW AND TRANSFER MY PHOTOS TO MY iPHONE:
* Set my Canon 7D to remain powered-on until I manualy turn it off. This allows the WiFi SD Card to create a network that is online until I have finished viewing and downloading my photos.
* On my iPhone: go to Settings > Wi-Fi.
* Turn Wi-Fi on.
* Select the Toshiba WiFi SD Card as the network
* Go to the FlashAir App on the iPhone.
* The App will connect to the Toshiba WiFi SD Card through its network.
* Once connected, you can then view previews of your photos.
* Select one photo. It will then download. Once downloaded, you may then save the photo to your iPhone Photos collection.
* Once saved you can use other apps to edit the photos, then send it to whomever you want including sending it in a text message.

The advantages of the Toshiba 32GB FlashAir III are:
* A lot cheaper than the Eye-Fi versions
* Allows you to pick specific photos to transfer to your iPhone. This is unlike the Eye-Fi which is built to simply transfer all photos to your computer or iPhone. You can always later download all your photos to your computer. But when you want to just pick out a few and send them immediately, Toshiba works really well.
* Simple to use. No need for an online account like Eye-Fi.
* Large capacity SD cards make it easy to simply stop using CompactFlash cards and use only Toshiba FlashAir III Wireless SD Memory Cards.

I'm buying one for each of my other cameras which don't already have WiFi capability. And even if they did, the Toshiba is SO EASY TO USE, I think I prefer it to more complicated solutions.

They are so inexpensive and easy to use. It is a no brainer.
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Fidel
5.0 out of 5 stars I almost hesitated in buying this. Realistically, its ...
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2015
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I almost hesitated in buying this. Realistically, its not for the masses. If you understand technology well, then this could be your key for pictures and transfering the images to your phone wirelessly.

Hardware: Nikon d5200, flashair 32gb, samsung note 3.

Pair your phone to the flash air first off! (note, if you format your flashair, your screwed. you need the flashair utility from toshiba and also whipe out the settings on your phone so you can start fresh!)

setup:
D5200-setting this up to work
1. set dial from auto mode to no flash, then menu->custom settings menu, timers/aelock->auto off timers->custom-> standby timer to 30 minutes. you can also do the playback/menus 10 minutes which is needed to keep device alive also incase you like having the screen on for longer periods of time. (obviously when camera goes on standby, you have stopped picture transfers.)
2. menu->playback menu->playback all(do not delete the wifi on or off image at all.) to turn on and off wifi, use the playback button and look for the wifi jpg image when your playing back images. hit the key(lock or image protection button) you can image protect on to turn off wifi and image protect off to turn on wifi. Make sure you also use the flashair utility from pc or the app from the playstore, flashair app from store. In the app, after you log into your wifi card, go into settings->flashair settings->wireless lan auto start settings->remove check mark. remember that if you do this on a phone, the only way to activate flashair wifi automatically at start (aFTER 5 MINUTES) is through the flashair utility on the pc. THis flashair utility can be downloaded form toshiba to reconfigure your flashair card or to reset to factory specs.

Samsung note 3 latest firmware-
1. disable "smart network switch"
2. install flashair app.
then it works!

so the sequence of transfering images to phone goes like this. TUrn on the camera, view your pictures and look for the jpeg that has the wifi lock and unlock. Protect image (on my d5200, its the ae-l/af-l button) unprotect the image to turn on wifi. Make sure your phone has the wifi running. load the flashair app, and it will find your wifi and you can start to download. note, you need to leave camera in playback mode or it will go to sleep during transfers. also, you may need to setup your phone so standby mode doesnt affect your transfers.

ConS!
sometimes the camera defaults to menu playback folder d5200. you will need to switch this to "ALL" to turn wifi on and off.

hope this helps people I see complaining about this. So many people who don't do research.
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1.0 out of 5 stars WORST PRODUCT EVER
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2017
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I don't ever leave reviews on things, but oh my gosh don't buy this thing. You will hate it. The instructions come in another language, which is cool if you can read it, but definitely not cool if you only know English. ALSO there is a firmware update needed before you can even use the card. The firmware update is available for both Mac and PC, HOWEVER the software for your COMPUTER whether it be Mac or PC, had to be about 1 or 2 software versions behind in order to even attempt the firmware update. Toshiba failed to even send out a notice of this firmware update that first became available YEARS ago. I had to search online FOR HOURS for this thing and how to make it work. My Mac is completely up to date on software, but luckily I work at Apple and we were able to image a computer to one of the said compatible software versions. Never could get the firmware update to work. A couple other techs at the store tried looking into it as well and none of us could get this thing working. Later, I found that Toshiba stopped providing service for a large number of air cards, but I wasn't able to verify if this card was in that batch of cards that are basically bricked and unable to be used. If you have an iPhone, go to the Apple store and get an SD card reader that can plug into your charging port on your phone. If you want the wifi capabilites, get FileHub All in One reader. Best 2 solutions (both cheaper and efficient) I've found since having such a terrible experience with this card. DO NOT BUY IT.
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César Chávez
5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente
Reviewed in Mexico on April 1, 2020
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Muy buena tarjeta para los que no tienen cámara para sincronizar directamente desde el teléfono muy recomendable
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Chris
5.0 out of 5 stars Good product. Branded and expensive
Reviewed in India on September 15, 2017
Verified Purchase
Wrking well. Thanks
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Mila G.
5.0 out of 5 stars Transferring images from Canon 5DMarkIII has become so easy! I was traveling without a laptop
Reviewed in India on May 20, 2017
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Yey! Transferring images from Canon 5DMarkIII has become so easy! I was traveling without a laptop, and sometimes you have that itch to share some nice shot you've taken the same day. This card is the perfect way to do it. I was concerned about the fact that it can reduce the battery life, so I do it in a different way, I shoot using Compact Flash memory card, then insert Toshiba Wifi SD card and just copy image on it and transfer it to the phone. But you have to find out if your phone reads RAW forms, mine doesn't, so I just save it on the card as JPG first and after that copy it to the phone. Works perfect, maybe takes a bit of time (around 10 min), but it's much better than waiting a few days till you get to the laptop. So definitely a buy for situations like these.
It arrived just in a box without any instructions, have figured out how to do it with the help of comments on Amazon. You just need to download a free app called FlashAir on your phone and turn on Wifi.
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Max Fireman
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent and convenient
Reviewed in Canada on March 2, 2017
Verified Purchase
This small package packs a punch. The nikon adapter app won't work with my S7 edge so I had to look elsewhere. This little SD card works flawlessly.
The app that comes with it, is very intuitive and easy to use.
Transfer speeds are a bit slow for big files but no big deal.
Currently using a nikon D5200 and galaxy S7 edge.
Password for WiFi setup is 12345678.
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Chanel
5.0 out of 5 stars Perfecto
Reviewed in Mexico on February 3, 2019
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Excelente producto, era lo que necesitaba, para utilizar mi camara pro
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