💾 SanDisk MicroSDHC Card 32GB Class 4 (Model: SDSDQ-032G-A11M) Review

When I did a search I found Revain's best price at the time ($37.77 and free shipping). The only catch was that the old card reader I already had was an old Micro SD card adapter and they don't seem to be compatible with much higher capacity SDHC cards like this one. I found a new micro SDHC reader for a few bucks and am quite happy with the setup. My intended use is for memory expansion in a Sandisk Sansa Clip music player (waited for it to show up at Best Buy for a couple of weeks - not…

I used this on the Nokia E71 which has a USB 1.1 interface for fun (although this phone was first released in 2007/2008). However, to transfer large amounts of data, I use a USB 2.0 multi-card reader. The transfer speeds on this card aren't lightning fast, but they're not slow either. I used a program to check it to make sure it's really 32GB (it checks it by writing data to the card to fill it up and then reading the data to make sure it's actually written I can't remember the title now) and…

I bought this 32GB San Disk card in July to use in a new tablet that I ordered. Of course, my tablet order was canceled due to unavailability, so this card lay unopened and unused until I finally received my tablet in early October. When we tried to use the card, only the first 120MB of data was transferred to the card, nothing else. We tried it on an Android tablet, a Windows laptop, and a Linux desktop. All the same. I have contacted the seller about the defect and they have refused to…

I bought this with the DVR I bought it for. At first I blamed the problem on only the first few files being usable on the camera, and when I tried to test this card out fairly quickly I realized it was fake. Only 2 GB could be used and after double formatting it is no longer usable and only reports an I/O (I/O) error. I have a small collection of SanDisk MSD cards and after finding all sorts of articles on the internet about fake SD cards, I went through everything and this one doesn't fit…

I've waited until I've used it for at least 3 full months, my focus needs to call in. I've mainly filled it with my music and audiobooks and so far I haven't had any issues with it and I'm an experienced user of this phone. I keep turning content on and off. I've used it in every possible scenario and it works flawlessly. I also had an AT&T "certified" 8GB microSD card but even 16GB was too small so I went with this one as I needed a lot more space for all my music and also my audiobooks from…

I just copied all the files from my existing 16GB card to the 32GB card and it worked great. Here is the procedure in case you are trying to do the same. Copy data from an existing card to your computer a. Connect your Android phone to your computer using a USB cable. b. When Android connects, it will show the USB icon in the title bar. You can click on it and connect in USB mass storage mode so that the contents of the microSD card appear as a connected drive on your computer. in. Once you see

The card I received was labeled Class 4 but was equivalent to a more powerful Class 2 card. I suspect SanDisk just decided to call a card a class 4 card because its sequential write speed exceeds 4 MB/s. My card was sent by BlueProton at the end of December 2010. Here are my results using a USB card reader: ---------------------------------------- - -------------- ----------------CrystalDiskMark 3.0 x64 (C) 2007-2010 hiyohiyo Crystal Dew World :[.]-- -…

I was a little skeptical about buying this unit after reading various reviews about the class system that Sandisk uses and how the numbers don't matter much anymore. The reason I was concerned was that I was considering this card solely for use in a Samsung Focus smartphone. For those of you who know how moody this device is, rest assured this card works great! The problem with other cards was a class issue, and while everyone understands that class numbers don't matter, I assure you. you are…