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Question: The website states the activation code is on the card case, but there was nothing. How do I get an activation code to start using the card?
Document: And a word of caution about their website.They don't properly code the handling of the login account string. Most sites will treat login account names as all-lower-case so that you don't make a mistake and have a capital in there somewhere. Because you don't often re-type the account name string twice to make it correct (like you do with new passwords) you can get a capital in there you don't intend.
As part of the notification setup verification code they also do an additiona compare on the account and if the case doesn't match the code looks bad. (At this time, if you go part-way through the password reset process but don't get to actually change the password, you eventually get to a screen that seems to be coded properly, using tolower).I found the software a little confusing at first but once I returned to the MacOS version of Eye-Fi Control it got easier.
I purchased this latest version (the 16GB x2) when I couldn't locate my previous Eye-Fi. I know it will turn up now that I'm using the new one, but I just couldn't wait for the old model to turn up.I purchased the Frustration-Free packaging version, so I was annoyed when the iOS Application asked me to enter the Key Code from the back of the packaging. There isn't one, so you need to use an account on the Eye-Fi website instead.
I spent the extra money to get a Pro/X2 Eye-fi card. I've had nothing but problems with getting it to work. I've only once successfully managed to transfer pictures from my camera to my Nexus 7. The rest of the time I've had to remove the card from the camera and transfer to my PC using a card reader - the one thing I was trying to avoid. I can't seem to get the direct WiFi connection to work and transferring over my wireless home network works sporadically at best.
Sometimes it seems to go slow and then suddenly they start to fly by. It was sending video to the Eye-Fi card and this I did not want. The Canon choices seem to limit where the files can go. In any case video I shot in Italy was going to the Eye-Fi card and then taking a long time to upload to the tablet, but could not be played by it.
When I came back, nothing had happened.Took me a while to realize I had to put my camcorder (Canon Vixia HFR 300) into Playback mode for the upload to start. Which may not seem like a big issue. However. Turning off the camera or changing modes resets some of the manual settings. So that means between each upload, I have to reset my camera  for the shot I am doing.
Couldn't wait to start using this card. Very disappointed with the slow transfer speed and somewhat confusing set up.wish I never spent the $90.00
The only reason I only gave it 4 stars... I could not figure out how to stop it from uploading my pictures to Google+..AND the fact that the EYE-FI website was going to charge me for storing on there site.. I finally just stopped it from uploading at all... But, no worries, the card is large... and I am using my Camera software to store them....
Don't get me wrong.. This is a great SD card and an awesome idea.Mine works well in the house, leave the camera on and it eventually sends the pictures. (It's much quicker to remove the card and just place it in the computer)The range is shorter than I would have liked.The first card crumbled and the orange case broke into 3 pieces exposing the circuit board.
I had this happen many times having to turn on and off the phone or remove and replace the card to get the pictures to start downloading. Takes more time than pulling the card out of the camera and into a reader.- The default is to upload to the Ey-Fi View which is a cool feature, if you want uploads to take forever.
Answer: Eyefi2 cards do not need activation codeOnly mobi cards need the code