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That Endless Memory Mode is killer. We never want to be without it again. If you don’t need geotagging (or if you already have it built-in to your camera) or hotspot access, the Connect X2 is for you.

When you buy an Eye-Fi memory card, it has the potential to be the last memory card you’ll need – constantly transferring pictures to make room for more means you’ll realistically never run out of space; they do come at a price a good deal higher than standard memory cards though.

If you are a DSLR user who often struggles to find time to transfer your images from camera to laptop after a shoot then the Eye-Fi memory cards will be useful to you. The major downside is the price ... I would consider the Eye-Fi memory cards to be more of a luxury item than a must have gadget.

If you own a digital camera that supports SD cards and are not using one of these cards, you really are missing out on a really great accessory for your camera. They are more expensive than a normal SD memory card, but they are so much more convenient.

I’m really happy with the Eye-Fi. The ability to take shots and have them loaded directly onto my notebook or Android device for backup, editing, and referencing is great, and the fact that I can automatically get them into Photobucket for use on forums is fantastic.