💾 Premium Kingston 4 GB microSDHC Class 4 Flash Memory Card - Reliable Storage Solution Review

For many years I have been using a card of this model in the Nikon Coolpix P530 camera. Volume 8 GB. Although this is relatively small, but even if you select "FINE" ("Good") in the image quality settings, then this volume with a completely empty card is enough for 953 frames, and with "NORM" - for 1706. I fundamentally set the quality settings to " FINE". Although the photo will weigh more and they will turn out to be much smaller, even this amount is more than enough for me, because one…

I used it for some time, then the file system disappeared and the flash drive is not detected. And in order to format it, it must be defined in at least some format. tried the format on all filesystems. as well as programs: FlashDoctor, Auslogics File Recovery and a couple more programs! dead fluff!

Used in Galaxy S4, android 4.3. Died unexpectedly, possibly after an ate. At the office The Kingston website says that there may be problems when working with Samsung. Support is silent.

Passed with such a flash drive for about 2 months. Then it ceased to be determined. my husband has been living with the same one for a year already . apparently once in a while .

I've never had experience with the failure of such cards (neither SD, nor MemoryStick, nor CF) before, so I'm somewhat discouraged. I didn't even keep the receipt or the packaging. Now I will buy Transcend.

I have 2 such cards, one was bought 2 years ago, and the other a month ago. the latter is better at writing small files, while the speed of linear writing / reading is almost the same. Write speed 10.8Mb / s, read 18Mb / s (this may be a limitation of the card reader) I checked it on a non-name card reader and on a transcend, the indicators are the same. Added on 02/23/2022: Recently I bought another one of the same, its speed is no longer 10Mb per second, but 4.5Mb per second ((( : I am…

The HTC Diamond2 phone cannot format the card - the computer can (and even through the phone). Before the first formatting, the phone cannot write anything to the card - the computer can. If a large amount of information is transferred to the card, then it is stored only until the card is distorted, then half of the files disappear, although the occupied space remains. I replaced the card under warranty - the new one has absolutely the same symptoms. Looks like the whole batch is defective.

This memory card was bought for an electronic reader. But to my deep regret, I did not have enough time or patience to "upload" the 24GB library onto this card. Therefore, to work with e-books, you must use memory cards of at least class 10. (Compared with ADATA 16GB class 10) The speed of the reader itself with the contents of the library does not increase much, by about 30%, but the download speed of a large "number of printed characters" is already significantly increases to about 5 MB / s.

This Kingston 4GB microSDHC Class 4 Flash Memory Card works great with Roku 2 or Roku 3 media players/streamers, reducing download times for their channels/games. You only need 2GB as that's even more than Rokus can use. I found this to be the cheapest micro SD card that meets the Roku specs, which have a size range of 2-32GB and a speed class of 2, 4, or 6. Larger or faster cards will not work at all or will work unreliably. Roku can't run at Class 10 or higher speeds at all, and if it's…

I recently bought my first phone that supports a micro SD card and after a few weeks I decided to use this inexpensive card to get the most out of my phone. I love the extra storage the card gives my phone which is now my main MP3 player for podcasts and music. However, the adapter has some problems. Sometimes this works without issue, but there have been instances where I had to insert the micro SD card into the adapter 15 or more times before the contact points worked properly and my computer

I don't know what they're listed for now, but the prices have been pretty stable for a while, around $12 when I bought mine, along with a new Micro SD card device with large capacity. I didn't want to spend a lot (actually around $12-14) and was hoping to find 8GB. Unfortunately there were about 20 of them (still a lot if you need 8GB) so I went with 4GB. My regrets aren't related to the size I received, but rather that I didn't learn more about what "class" means in relation to cards. Now I…

This microSD card is quite compatible with my LG phone which I really didn't expect as my phone usually has a lot of problems . The best thing I liked about this product is the adapter. When I first opened the package I didn't think it would be that useful. When I want to transfer something like pictures or music to my phone, I plug the card into the little adapter slot, which is pretty nice, and then plug the adapter into my laptop's memory card slot. I don't need any installation or waiting…

Micro SD cards are becoming increasingly popular due to the explosive growth of PDAs (e.g. Blackberry, Motorola Moto Q9h, Samsung Black Jack, etc.). I haven't seen Micro SD used for digital cameras, so I'm guessing they're mostly bought for these PDA devices. Attention buyers! If your PDA says it can only support up to 2GB in the memory expansion slot, then anything above that size may not work. I bought this 4GB Kingston Micro SD with a Motorola Moto Q9h (AT&T) adapter and it couldn't see the…

I don't know what they're listed for right now but prices have been pretty stable at around $12 for a while when I got mine to go along with a new unit that was capable is to take advantage of the high capacity Micro SD cards. I didn't want to spend a lot (actually around $12-14) and was hoping to find 8GB. Unfortunately there were about 20 of them (still a lot if you need 8GB) so I went with 4GB. My regrets aren't related to the size I received, but rather that I didn't learn more about what…