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Kingston 4 GB microSDHC Class 4 Flash Memory Card SDC4 4GB

To help with everything you carry in today’s mobile world, this Kingston microSDHC Card offers higher storage for more music, more videos, more pictures, and more games.

Maximizing your mobile devices with a Class 4 rating, the memory card guarantees a minimum data transfer rate of 4 MB per second for optimum performance with devices that use microSDHC. With a 4 GB capacity, the SDHC card offers larger-volume data storage and optimized recording performance with support for FAT 32 file formats.

Identical in physical size to today’s standard microSD card, the microSDHC cards are designed to comply with SD Specification Version 2.00 and are only recognized by microSDHC host devices. They can be used as full-size SDHC cards when used with the included adapter. To ensure compatibility, look for the microSDHC or SDHC logo on host devices such as phones, PDAs, and cameras. This Kingston microSDHC Card comes with a lifetime limited warranty.

User Ratings and Reviews

4 Stars Kingston 8 GB SDHC card
I couldn’t use this card as my phone only takes a 4 GB, so they are sending me two fours.

5 Stars Works like a charm
Kingston 8 GB microSDHC Class 4 Flash Memory Card SDC4/8GB

Perfect for storing large amounts of music on your Blackberry Curve.

1 Star D.O.A.
I bought this card to be used in a cell phone. I tried it in the cell phone, my blackberry, a Canon camera, and my PC’s card reader, but none of them would recognize it as a viable drive. It was D.O.A. right out of the package. I probably got one of the small percentage of these devices that are produced with a defect, but I have had good luck with SanDisk so I will return this Kingston card and reorder.

5 Stars Good Value & Great Product
The kingston 4gb. works just as well as the more expensive brands. I use mine in my digital camera, cell phone, and laptop. They are great for pics. and music. I can never have too many. I haven’t have any problems; you just have to format them…not an issue.

5 Stars Works on HTC Fuze
Since most phones now a days except for Sony Ericsson’s use a micro SD card as the expansion slot, this was the best card for the budget. It worked with no hiccups on my new HTC Fuze from at&t. I’ve had it for about a month now and it’s going strong. Never had a write error. Speed seems fine for a pocket PC, although i haven’t compared this to a class 6 memory card.

Bottom line: Good amount of memory for the price.

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