Review on ADATA AUSDH32GCL4 RA1 MicroSDHC Class Adapter by Kathy Wilking

3 Players). I mostly stored my music on an SDHC card, with a few other pictures and files here and there. The SD card was working great until it decided to fail about a year ago. When the SD card stopped working, it was already in the third device, the ZEN X-FI 3 MP4 player. The SD card was just over half full, so not overloaded. My MP4 player stopped reading the SD card, as did both phones I tried using these devices. From what I've noticed, all three devices couldn't read the SD card because I couldn't access any of the files on it. The devices froze as soon as an attempt was made to read the SD card and I had to reboot each device without getting the device working again. When I connected the devices to the computer, the removable disk appeared as it should. I double clicked on the removable drive and got an error message saying "All files are corrupt and unrecoverable". Of course, I still tried to restore the files, but to no avail. I am giving this product three stars because although it disappointed me, it was a good price and I am satisfied with other ADATA products that I have purchased before. . It is, and I think it may be partly my fault, that it no longer works. I don't think MicroSDHC cards are meant to be ported from one device to another or even multiple devices. However, the product cost very little and lasted a year. I've received several other ADATA products of excellent quality, so I suspect this one has just stopped working due to user wear and tear. So I can't hate it too much. However, I recommend SanDisk MicroSDHC cards over ADATA cards. I've used a SanDisk SD card the same way I used an ADATA card and two years later it's still working great.