If you don’t own a camera with built-in Wi-Fi, but are looking for a way of transferring your images instantly, this is currently one of the most advanced Wi-Fi cards available on the market and is certainly worth a closer look. Once you get your head around how the Eyefi Mobi Pro works and have started to integrate it into your workflow, you’ll realise it’s a very sophisticated device. There’s also the option to setup an Eyefi Cloud account: a year’s membership with unlimited storage space is included for free, after which it costs $49.99 (about £32) per year.
EYE FI MOBI CARD INSTALL
Just pop it into your camera and install any of our desktop or mobile apps to instantly transfer RAW and JPEG. Users will quickly discover the desktop software is fairly basic and that the Eyefi Mobi app (free from iTunes and Google Play) is more intuitive with options to browse images, create albums and quickly share via email or social media. Eyefi Mobi Pro is an SDHC memory card with a pro punch: available in 16GB and 32GB capacity, it includes built-in WiFi that connects your camera, at lightning speeds to your smartphone, tablet, PC or Mac. This allowed me to use my home Wi-Fi to automatically upload images, including raw files, straight to my laptop.
I then plugged the Mobi Pro card into my laptop using the supplied USB reader, and connected it to my home Wi-Fi network.
EYE FI MOBI CARD ACTIVATION CODE
To use it, I first downloaded the Eyefi Mobi desktop software onto my MacBook (which took less than five minutes) and entered the activation code that came with the card. The company currently sells (and supports) the Mobi line of SD cards, which. In a nutshell it’s the company’s most advanced SD card to date, and allows you to transfer raw and JPEG files wirelessly. Eye-Fi says it started phasing out the X2 cards in 2012 and ceased selling them in authorized channels in March, 2015. The Eyefi Mobi Pro 32GB SDHC memory card integrates the functionality of Eyefi’s Mobi cards with the advanced features of its X2 Pro card. Website: If, like me, you own a camera that doesn’t feature built-in Wi-Fi, but you like the idea of wirelessly transferring your images to a device – whether a smartphone, tablet, PC or Mac – you’ll want to look at purchasing a connected memory card.The supplied USB card reader makes connecting to your computer easy Eyefi Mobi Pro 32GB at a glance:
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