Another brand headquartered in Shenzhen, China.D0ntgiveajack wrote: ↑ Probably alright for non-critical data because I've never heard of this brand before.
And? Doesn't mean it won't die on you in 6 monthsDhanushan wrote: ↑ Another brand headquartered in Shenzhen, China.
Shenzhen is dubbed by media outlets as "China's Silicon Valley" or the "Silicon Valley of Hardware" for the world
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shenzhen#Industry
Eaget Innovation and Technology Co. Ltd was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in Shenzhen, China, Eaget employs more than 200 highly skilled workers and has three advanced factories in Shenzhen Lianchuang Technology Park. We are engaged in the R&D, manufacture, marketing and services of consumer electronics and computer peripherals. Our product line covers mobile storage devices, USB power banks, and high-end hubs and cables.
Nowadays, our EAGET brand has become the top 3 brand of mobile storage. We have more than 100 distributors in China, and built strong sales and service networks. Our international market has expanded to more than 30 countries and areas.
Famous Buyers and Cooperative Partners
We provide professional OEM and ODM services for many world-famous brands. Our customers include Best Buy, Walmart, GOME, SUNING, SUNDAN Tesco, Hisense and more. We also offer gift customized services to end-users such as Huawei, Lenovo, Siemens, China Telecom, China Mobile and SINOPEC.
from http://en.eaget.com.cn/about_complex.aspx
I mean "EAGET" what you pay for!KenAdams wrote: ↑ https://www.visions.ca/product-detail/5 ... 2%2f16GBCR
Just saying... rather trust a name brand then a brand I've never heard of.
200 employees? That's peanuts by Chinese standards.
Dhanushan wrote: ↑ Eaget Innovation and Technology Co. Ltd was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in Shenzhen, China, Eaget employs more than 200 highly skilled workers and has three advanced factories in Shenzhen Lianchuang Technology Park. We are engaged in the R&D, manufacture, marketing and services of consumer electronics and computer peripherals. Our product line covers mobile storage devices, USB power banks, and high-end hubs and cables.
When I toured some factories in Shenzhen about a decade ago they had rooms of people with testing machines that checked various quality control aspects of SDCARDS, memory, SSDs, even batteries: they checked capacity, speed, r/w errors, corrupt bits, etc.
Only 1 in stock at Kitchener and Calgary.KenAdams wrote: ↑ https://www.visions.ca/product-detail/5 ... 2%2f16GBCR
Just saying... rather trust a name brand then a brand I've never heard of.
I have been using one of these Eaget sdcards in the Wyze for my gameroom since 05/10/2019 and never had any problems with continuous recording or playback even up till today. Since it's only for my gameroom which is not critical otherwise my other ones I have either "higher performance" Samsung or Kingston ones. I also didn't buy these from Dollarama specifically to use in my cameras as I had other projects like led displays in all my pinball machines which required 10-12mb of free space for the coloured rom file. So I went with what was readily available and least expensive option which was this Eaget from Dollarama. My friend who builds and sells these led pinball displays found a guy off kijiji who was selling 512mb sdcards for $1/each but made a deal for 500 off him for $0.50/each. So I grabbed a few of those off him and that's how I ended up with a few spare Eaget sdcards. I also have one of these Eaget cards in my Octopi 3d print server for the past year and no problems either. Would I use these on vacation in my GoPro... probably not.
Yo, Amy Schumer, I made that joke the first time this thread came up!coutinho365 wrote: ↑ I mean "EAGET" what you pay for!
