ADATA AUSDH32GCL4 RA1 MicroSDHC Class Adapter Review

I use this class IV micro SD card in my HTC Inspire 4G phone. It works as advertised how fast it goes. I've been using it for several months with no problems. I would recommend it to anyone who needs something faster than Class II cards. I compared the Class II card that came with the phone to the new one and found a very noticeable difference when transferring files from the computer to the phone. worth your money.

For such a price in the store, that's stealing too! It comes with a micro SD card and adapter and is a perfect match for my Mach Speed Trio tablet. It holds tons and tons of stuff. I've put so much on it and I still have plenty of room to add other things. This freed up so much space on my tablet that I had to pick it up twice to make sure I was seeing the available space correctly. Good deal and worth the price

Very good for its features and price. Please note that this is a class 4 card and is not ideal for capturing HD video with a high end camcorder. However, it worked well for storing music, pictures and a small amount of video on my Android phone - fast enough for my use. I've had good luck with G.Skill products, be it desktop and laptop memory, flash drives or SD cards, and my next product will probably be G.Skill.

I'm always on the lookout for adapter chips because you need them when you don't have a cable to transfer photos. Also good as a gift. I gave my boyfriend his phone as a present and it has made a huge difference, especially when watching videos.<strong>I would recommend it as a nice gift or just a gift for your smartphone.</strong> But you will definitely too need everything and all phones other than Samsung 3/4 as they already have 16GB and can be upgraded to a 64GB SD chip.

I'm always on the lookout for adapter chips because you need them if you don't have a photo cable. Also good as a gift. I gave my boyfriend his phone as a present and it has made a huge difference, especially when watching videos.<strong>I would recommend it as a nice gift or just a gift for your smartphone.</strong> But you will definitely too need everything and all phones other than Samsung 3/4 as they already have 16GB and can be upgraded to a 64GB SD chip.

I bought this to get movies (MKV/MP4 1GB - 1.5GB) to watch on an internet tablet save. I've been using this for about 6 months now. I haven't encountered any data corruption yet. With this I achieve a write speed of approx. 6.7 MB/s and a read speed of approx. 8.5 MB/s. It takes about 40 minutes to fill the cards with MKV/MP4 movies. I used the following hardware/computer to read/write this card: Acer i3/Win7 laptop with built-in SD card reader, Dell Quad Cord/Vista desktop with multi-reader…

If you want to speed up your channels on Roku 3, this micro SD card will do the trick. It's older tech and not a lot of memory, but Rock seems to like it. (I put class 10 to 32GB in Roku but he doesn't even recognize it) It seems that it doesn't speed up our YouTube TV's loading. However, Disney+, HBOMax and Apple TV+ show significantly faster downloads with this card. Formatting takes no more than 5 minutes. If you have a few minutes after formatting, go to each of the channels you want to…

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…