Kingston 32GB Micro SDHC Flash Card

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It does the job as storage for my movies. works fine

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Worked good as storage of movies for my daughter's tablet. Then it failed... trying some basic reformatting, and related procedures both in-tablet and in computer, it is now completely dead, not readable by anything.I've contacted Kingston directly, who said that I need to return here to NCIX, or deal directly with Kingston for warranty replacement (Lifetime warranty).

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None. Does not meet minimum specifications for class 4. Details on it gets corrupted in time. Maybe a terrible card, I am returning it for a replacement and see if the second 1 is performing as poorly.

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It's by a well-identified, trustworthy business. Purchased this card to replace the puny 512MB for my Nokia E90. Seemed to perform properly for the initial handful of hours than inexplicably, the phone would be unable to study the card's info. Error messages would pop up asking for a password for the card (I under no circumstances set a password). Reformatting it didn't aid. Nevertheless, the card operates fine in my laptop.I borrowed a friend's 16gb class two and that worked effectively. I lately bought a 32gb class 10 and that has also been working properly. This leads me to think that the Kingston card does not measure up to specs, and its slow study/write speed is causing the errors on my phone. The more than-optimistic specs and higher cost are factors not to get this card. Specifically now that there are cheaper, 32gb class ten's out there.

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Capacity, size. Not a class 4 card. It barely meets class two. It produces skipping in playing media on my telephone. This is a replacement card, I wrote about my initial card and as promised I am coming back with the dissapointing news that Kingston significantly exagerates their performance. Apparently there is no true class four or a lot more 32 GB micro SDHC cards on the market place presently.

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High capacityComes with adapterClass 4 Adapter may well be of limited usefulnessClass 4Requirements formatting It is a class four card so it is somewhat rapid, but I anticipate to upgrade to a quicker card when 1 becomes readily available. My EVO choked when I tried to format the card in the telephone, I had to use a pc to format first. If your telephone says the card is damaged when very first installed don't panic.

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Fastest/Largest microSDHC that will fit in a Samsung Vibrant/Galaxy S Telephone. Decent $ per GB ratio. Formatted. No slow down noticed, even when coming from a 16gb class 6. Rapid delivery. Listing on NewEgg appeared 1 week soon after Kingston announcement. Class 4. I'm certain a reputable vendor will drop a 32gb class 6 for ์ just before this posts. Only other selections were from organizations I by no means heard of. The USB reader is in fact the most costly 1. But will never ever be in stock. Appeared Following I bought this one.

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Lot's of space. I was able to put my entire music library on it with about 25% of the space to spare. I haven't run any benchmarks, but it appears like it's fine as far as speed goes. As far as transferring data goes, the bottleneck is the USB bus, and I haven't had any trouble running it off my phone. For each day use, speed shouldn't be an issue. Price. Compared to other micro SDHCs out there this is way too pricey. I doubt it's truly worth the price. I had some added dollars to spend although and I didn't want to have to pick continuously what music I really should put on my phone. I love it now that I have it although.

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Got this to expand the storage on my HTC Incredible S phone. I replaced the 8gb card that came with it to this 32gb card and it works just as good as the original, just holds a lot more. :P I've loaded it with music, videos and pictures and still have plenty of room left. Only downside is, it's really slow to copy to and from, but I guess that should be expected considering it's only a class 4 card. :P

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Got this for my 8GB mp3 player. My playlist is over 8GB so I needed more space. This works fine and I still got 24GB of free space so this will last me for a long time.

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This Micro SD flash card is just perfect for my new HTC Desire HD cell phone !!Today cell phone do almost everything so space capacity is crucial ! Don't hesitate !! Get one !

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My current cellphone is a Nokia 5800XM, which came with 86MB onboard and a removable 8GB (class 4) microSDHC card. Most media files have to be stored on the card; also, I use the phone 1) to make calls, 2) as a portable GPS device, and 3) as a media player/boombox (the integrated speakers make a lot of 2.1 speaker setups look bad :P). Getting more storage here was more important than getting faster storage. When I saw NCIX had this in stock I ordered one right away.With the default 8GB card I had only about 500MB free space left. With this 32GB card I'm sitting at 10GB free, even with a GPS map app with about 4GB of offline Google map data.It's not fast - it's as fast as the 8GB that came with the phone, so it's not saying much - but that's fine for me.