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Need Advice On a MicroSD card

BlueMuscles

Android Enthusiast
I need a larger MicroSDHC Card and looking to get a 32g no less .


What card is the most reliable and what do you own ?

I see all these 10 class cards being use for high end HD camcorders
and no mention about cell phones.

Is it just a waste of money to get a class 10 for a phone ?
 
i believe the class speed is the read/write speed... in MBps... with a capital B... so between a C2 and C6, it's 3x the speed... gonna see if i can find out the specs for the phone and see what it can handle.
 
Also found this info posted on a review..

"Other Thoughts: to consumers shopping for fast cards, ignore the class rating and search for the old CD-based speeds like 150x, 233x, 400x. class 10 is equivalent to 66x which is ancient technology--cards have exceeded that speed looong ago"
 
Not sure if this is off topic but I will ask here.
I am also looking get a larger card.

What is the easiest way to get the data off my current card and on to the new card. I was planning on copying all files to my hard drive and then back to the new card. Not sure if this will work or if I need to do anything different. I guess I need to remove the movie to stop metro collecting data on me too.

Thanks.
 
Not sure if this is off topic but I will ask here.
I am also looking get a larger card.

What is the easiest way to get the data off my current card and on to the new card. I was planning on copying all files to my hard drive and then back to the new card. Not sure if this will work or if I need to do anything different. I guess I need to remove the movie to stop metro collecting data on me too.

Thanks.

Last I heard, it wasnt the movie but a program on the card. it is mentioned on a thread somewhere around here.

Taking the files from your old card, to the HDD and back to the card wont take too much time at all.

Anyone paying over $40 for a class 10 card is out of their mind, they routinely go on sale on newegg, buy.com and tigerdirect, from reputable companies for 22 - 35$ including shipping. unless you are switching the data on your card daily, its a moot point.
 
Last I heard, it wasnt the movie but a program on the card. it is mentioned on a thread somewhere around here.

Taking the files from your old card, to the HDD and back to the card wont take too much time at all.

Anyone paying over $40 for a class 10 card is out of their mind, they routinely go on sale on newegg, buy.com and tigerdirect, from reputable companies for 22 - 35$ including shipping. unless you are switching the data on your card daily, its a moot point.


Who gives a shit... I been waiting weeks for them to go on sale so I guess I'm out of my mind not waiting forever .
 
Who gives a shit... I been waiting weeks for them to go on sale so I guess I'm out of my mind not waiting forever .

not just that, wasnt trying to be an ass. a class 10 card isnt needed for a phone unless you are continually swapping files and such. It will be good for when you first get it, if you plan to fill it up a lot right off the bat.
 
Despite the bad reviews, I bought a wintec 32gb class 10 from Fryes Electronics. It was only around $75.00, so I took a chance. So far so good. No problems with it in 2 weeks in my new phone.
As far as transfering between microsd cards, I have two of the little usb readers. Works well for me just dragging and dropping the files between cards that way. One step.
 
Also found this info posted on a review..

"Other Thoughts: to consumers shopping for fast cards, ignore the class rating and search for the old CD-based speeds like 150x, 233x, 400x. class 10 is equivalent to 66x which is ancient technology--cards have exceeded that speed looong ago"
Considering class 10 is the fastest micro sd released to the public, i would not call it ancient.....
 
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