Picture does not show class accuratelyOctober 30, 2008 4 out of 5 found this review helpful
I must have missed the discription. I ordered this thinking it was a Class 4 (the 4 in a circle in the upper right corner of the micro card). It says Class 2 in the discription. If you're product (like an SanDisk MP3 player) requires higher class, please read the discirption better (since I didn't).
BE AWARE - Technical Details stated Class 4 yet sent Class 2October 27, 2008 5 out of 6 found this review helpful
When I order this item the Technical Details stated Class 4 with the Bulk picture showed no case, as is the case sometimes. I just received a class 2 so look at my printout to confirm and then the current listing. I see they have corrected the picture yet not the Technical Details as they still list this as a class 4. Seems like a bait and switch, so I asked for a refund and/or a Class 4 whichever they prefer. I will add the outcome to the feedback once I hear back from them........
Class2 is 2mb speed whereas class 4 is 4mb speed. At Fry's the Class 2 runs about the same as this with the Class 4 a little more, however, it is a 50 mile drive or about $5 extra so I trusted Amazon to ensure business was above board. Now I have to deal with the company not Amazon whom I ordered from. Will have to rethink this business model depending on the outcome.
David
HTA compatibleOctober 26, 2008 I bought it for an HTC TyTN II PDA Smartphone (comes with 1 GB), and it is compatible. No problem.
Great valueOctober 25, 2008 Long time SanDisk user. This card is speedier than the 2gb by far. I use it on a blackberry and after a bit of research came up with the right adaptors. Now I transfer files back and forth to the laptop and computer. Thumbnail sized. Very handy. Huge memory dirt cheap.
If it doesn't work, it's your device's faultOctober 23, 2008 I bought three of these at this unbelievable price, and it works beautifully on one of the three products I had intended to use them on, which would happen to be my Blackjack II phone. Apparently "SDHC" didn't exist when the other two devices were made, so the product specs wouldn't even know to warn me that they weren't compatible with this.
I'm still satisfied with my purchase, but I'll have to force the other two into use somehow... maybe slap one in my girlfriend's older Samsung flip phone (if it works) and get her that digital camera she's always wanted?
