Busbi 64GB Class 10 SD XC Card for £21.99 @ Play.Com

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  shamoany8 months, 1 week ago #1Show comment toolsReply

  Good Price but check you device compatibility as many devices only support up to 32gb HOT
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  bouncy998 months, 1 week ago #2Show comment toolsReply

  its not a bad speed and capacity. lord knows how many pictures id have to take before i filled it, lol
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  machman12098 months, 1 week ago1 Like #3Show comment toolsReply

  Good price, shame it's Play.com - stopped using them due to extremely poor service. :(
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  HedgyHoggy8 months, 1 week ago #4Show comment toolsReply

  Hmmm....THIS LOOKS EXTREMELY SIMILAR TO SANDISK ULTRA CARDS......almost as if 'BUSBI' are trying to fool people into buying them by accident.
  
  Which makes me think that BUSBI are a bunch of dodgy cu...cumbers.
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  HedgyHoggy8 months, 1 week ago2 Likes #5Show comment toolsReply

  Oh, and this: 'Unparalelled performance and capacity; ' - pure lies, obviously. Dodgy from the first words....
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  schmoog8 months, 1 week ago3 Likes #6Show comment toolsReply

  
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  themrflibble8 months, 1 week ago #7Show comment toolsReply

  Busbi USB drives are terrible. This may be Class 10, but that doesn't mean that much.
  That said, for all 1080p cameras, it should be fine. For burst mode photography, need one with a better speed (35MB/s or so)
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  ourdevonfamily8 months, 1 week ago #8Show comment toolsReply

  http://www.busbi.eu/
  
  I never find it easy to trust a company which has no contact number or address on the website. Guessing they are a fledgling company, but not worth the risk for me.
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  zeroHour28 months, 1 week ago #9Show comment toolsReply

  ourdevonfamily

  http://www.busbi.eu/
  
  I never find it easy to trust a company which has no contact number or address on the website. Guessing they are a fledgling company, but not worth the risk for me.

  
  
  Well I googled there contact email address and it looks like they are the same people that were behind the "Mydisgo" range of cheap android tablets. Googles cache shows that "clever-stuff.ie" was a former website of Mydisgo.

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