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Read if you are trying/planning use in a camera w/ sd card adapter.
By Kalen on Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2013
SanDisk Class 4 Micro SDHC. I have two of these. Both are 14.83GB storage after formatting (normal). REVIEW OF USE IN A TABLET- One I use in an original Galaxy Tab 7inch that use to be my main tablet before upgrading to galaxy tab 2 and is now the tablet my children use to play games on, general entertainment in waiting rooms/car trips and do homeschool stuff (research, videos, learning apps, game apps, etc...). No problem at all with that card. REVIEW OF USE IN A CAMERA W/ SD ADAPTER- The other I use in an micro sd to sd adapter in my Fuji 4400 (28x optical zoom, video capability, 9x digital zoom, flash, etc...). Great camera, but does not support using micro sd card. The reason I want to use one in it was because I have a nice photo editing pro app on my devices that is great for adding boarders, cropping, adding stickers/text, lighting etc... As well as being able to use the devices to post pics on the go. I have a 32GB Class 4 SD card I use in the camera, but for obvious reason can't exactly pop that into one of my devices to use the photo editing app with the pictures. So using the micro sd in a micro sd to sd adapter was a great way to make it possible to use the photo editing and posting while out and about. The only hang up was that the camera was unable to format the card or use it at first. Maybe something to do with it being a micro sd or with the adapter itself (I am using a kingsford adaptor that came with a different 16gb micro sd card bought some time ago for one of our phones). I was able to put the micro sd card into my galaxy tab 2, format it there, then place it back in the adapter and put it in the camera again. After that it had no issues with use or the formatting. The formatting trick for the use in a camera with an sd card is the main reason I wrote this review in case others might be trying the same thing. I know it was only luck that it even popped into my head to try and format it with a different device then the actual camera- so I wanted to mention that formatting it elsewhere will work. There's a chance it may not work for every camera formatted with every other device, but it is certainly worth a try if that's what you are after. I do love being able to pop it out of the camera and have instant access to the pics on my phone or tablet =)
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Card was fine, adapter came broken.
By Josh Peters on Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2012
The memory card worked flawlessly in my phone. In installed over 7 GB of music to it when it came, and it has been functioning perfectly since then. It loads a lot faster then the previous off brand card i was using, and hasn't shown any errors. On the downside, The micro sd to sd adapter card that came with it was missing the write protection switch, and does NOT appear to be of the sandisk brand name. Like another purchaser before me, this product came int he small plastic shell case in an envelope, and the shell case was not sealed. I fixed the write protection switch by placing a piece of scotch tape over it, wrapping it around the card and making sure it was on very tight so it doesn't bother my pc. I was then able to transfer files without a problem. i don't know why these come unsealed, but i have a feeling it relates to how they also come damaged / missing pieces.
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