32GB MicroSDHC Memory Card

I know there are not many Windows Phone users, and even fewer that are willing to (in some cases) void warranties to expand their device's storage space. I'm one of those customers though. The short version is this card functioned 100% fine in my Dell Venue Pro that came with an 8 GB card. If you're looking for a good 32 GB card for your Windows Phone, this may be the place to start. I can not guarantee it will be fine in your phone, but I do not see why it would not. I'm going to get more in depth, so if you do not want to know a bit of useless information, quit reading now. This is a good card, even for Windows Phone. Let's take a step back. If you don't know, Windows Phone basically pools all available memory into one space. Internal and external storage is treated in much the same way. So when you install an SD card, you can no longer get the SD card out and use it in a computer or another device. In addition, again, due to the way storage is handled, the SD cards that will function properly with Windows Phones is a bit of an unknown. The SD cards need very quick random access speed, not fast sequential speeds, which is why you can not use class ratings to determine a good card. As a matter of fact, Class 10 micro SD cards are tweaked in a way that increases sequential speed, but random speeds are reduced. This is great if you are someone that wants to transfer a lot of music or other media to a device very quickly, but not good if you want to quickly load a config file for an application you are opening. This is the same idea behind people wanting solid state drives (SSDs) in their computers Anyway, I digress. Windows Phones are very particular about which SD cards they accept due to the reasons I mentioned above. If you want a card that will perform well in a Windows Phone, this may be what you want.

No issues, works well

This card had a very low price. Even with shipping to Hawaii it was a very good deal. I had read all the scare stories about fake cards but Amazon has always backed me up as a customer so I figured I'd try it. I'm happy to say I've had no problems and the card works as intended, as a storage supplement in my Android tablet. Time will tell if there's a reliability issue but at this point I don't see why there would be; it wasn't dead on arrival and short of abuse, it should last for a normal number of write cycles. To some extent you do get what you pay for, and the downside here is speed. It's just fine for reading but subjectively ather slow when writing. I don't think I'd want to record full-motion video to this card. Copy it over later, maybe, but not risk recording. But then, if I wanted a fast card, I would have paid more and ordered a card with a higher class rating. As supplemental storage I'm very pleased with what I got for a very low price.

The SanDisk 32GB microSDHC Memory Card is a great addition to my Blackberry Bold Touch. Purchased back in 2012, it was probably the only card of this size capacity that was able to take for the phone. There weren't such high capacity cards like you see in todays standards, however, back then 32 GB was plenty for a phone. The pictures I take in the Blackberry don't output that much as the MegaPixel count isn't as large as you see in phones of todays standards. If you are planning to use it on a current gen device (any device) I highly suggest not to you this as there are memory cards that contain higher capacity for a price easy to swallow. 128 GB seems to be the standard to add for additional storage as data and camera MegaPixels are getting higher by the moment. I would like to add the fact that you have to make sure you are buying from a reputable seller as there are so many that sell you fake ones. Make sure you check on the right of the site where it says "Other sellers on Amazon", click on the arrow below it, browse thru the sellers that have a substantial amount of good ratings and if they have good percentage positive feedback for the past 12 months or so. If they are backed by Amazon Prime where they ship it from their warehouse, even better, because in an event if the item is not genuine, returning it is easier. I had my fair share of purchases in the past that are not backed by Amazon Prime, and I have to look further into the seller's return policy to successfully return the item. It is do-able, but a chore. Sandisk is a reliable brand, just don't get scammed by fake ones. Nonetheless, a great card to use on previous generation devices.

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If your like me and love to take pictures and record videos!!!! You'll need an SD card that can hold a lot of memory on and this one was perfect for me. This fits both LG's Aristo and Aristo 2! Very easy to insert into my SD slot on my phone and I've never had any problems with adding pictures or videos onto the SD card at all. Never a problem with removing them from the SD card. I use this SD card to hold not just my extra pictures and videos that has been recorded. I like to use it to add my ringtone folder and wallpaper folder. Since I'm into the entire cute wallpapers and having nice ringtones on my phone. I do use it to add music to my phone as well and still have a lot of space left on my SD card 31.90 GB left to fill up! Which is always good for me since I'm always adding ringtones, wallpapers, pictures and videos to my phone all the time. Once again this does fit the LG Aristo and the Aristo 2 phones. It's easy to insert and very easy to use as well. When I need to get to my folders on my SD card I don't remove it from my phone... I just plug in my USB cord into my computer with my phone attached to the USB and click on the right settings within my phone. Which to add any new folders or any pictures/etc. You'll press File Transfer and that will bring up your entire SD card folder with all your folders intact and your able to add more to that your folders that way or transfer them to your computer as well. You can simply make folders that way and so that they'll show up on your phone. So, that's how I use my SD card far as getting things or putting things onto my computer or to my phone. I don't remove it from my phone at all!

I got this to bump up the storage space in my phone (a Samsung Galaxy S/Captivate). Which means first I had to play with it on a PC, copying files from my old microSDHC card (also a SanDisk) to this one. Bulk file operations (like copying/deleting groups of folders and files) worked just fine, running about as fast as a typical memory stick. Slipping this into my phone was dirt-simple and the phone took it with no complaints. What makes this deal nice is: 1) It's the real thing, just not packaged in the fancy retail cardboard thing that you'd throw away anyway 2) It comes with an adapter, which was perfect for getting this tiny gadget plugged into my computer's card reader. If you want all the room and you don't want to pay all of the retail price, keep this in mind. It arrived in an envelope inside the typical plastic snap-case which was in turn bagged in plastic.

it worked as it should.