Kingston 4 GB microSDHC Class 4 Flash Memory Card SDC4/4GB
by Kingston Digital, Inc.
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Customer Review: Love what it does for my phone, but the adapter device has issues.
Summary: 4 Stars
I recently got my first phone that takes a micro SD card, and within a few weeks I decided to buy this affordable card to use the phone's capabilities better. I love the added memory that the card gives my phone, which is now my primary MP3 player for podcasts and music.
The adapter has some issue, however. Sometimes it works without trouble, but there have been occasions where I've had to put the micro SD card into the adapter 15 or more times before the contact points would work correctly and my computer would recognize the card when I plugged the adapter in. It has eventually worked every time, but I feel it shouldn't be this difficult.
Apart from the inconvenience and worry caused by the adapter, I've had no unpleasant issues. The micro SD has added a new dimension to my phone. Recommended as an alternative to a stand-alone MP3 player to anyone who has a phone that can perform that function.
Customer Review: Works Like a Charm!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought the Kingston 4gb micro SDHC card for my Blackberry 8830. At the current time, my particular Blackberry cannot accommodate a card larger than 4 gb, due to OS software that is not yet up to speed. The Kingston card is every bit as good as the more popular brands, with the exception of having a lower price. Be aware that using the included SD adapter is great...HOWEVER, if your laptop or desktop SD reader is not rated to read HC (high capacity) cards, then you may not be able to view the contents of the card or make changes using your computer(s). This happened to me, so I purchased a $10 USB SDHC card reader, and now I can use these higher-capacity cards in both my older laptop and desktop SD drives. Of course you can transfer data via a direct connection with your cell phone, for example, but it usually takes longer to do it that way.Customer Review: A sad day indeed
Summary: 4 Stars
Instead of reviewing the product, which was great, I thought I would spend some time reviewing your web page. Overall it is very nice but one small error kind of ruins the whole aura of professionalism Amazon is trying to portray here. In the optional 'rate an individual attribute' section of this page is a terrible example of poor English, poor proofreading habits, and overall laziness. This kind of sloppiness is unforgiveable:
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Does what it says
Delivery time
Take a lot of time to dellivery
Did somebody from China write that last one or what? Hang your heads in shame Amazon... and hire a proofreader.
Customer Review: Kingston 4 GB micro SDHC Class 4 memory
Summary: 5 Stars
Great customer service & Free tech support at Kingston where you actually speak to a live person and it comes with a lifetime warranty which will likely keep me buying Kingston memory.
This memory card is being used as added memory in a Garmin Oregon 400t GPS receiver. Works perfectly and shows up as an external drive when connected via the Oregon's USB cable.
A minor issue people should realize, not with the memory card itself, is that above 2GB is considered high-capacity and only directly read by newer Vista computers and not other computers or scanner/copiers with card slots. Kingston told me a person either needs to transfer data from memory larger than 2GB while it is installed in the device or get a USB high capacity memory card reader.
Customer Review: Works fine with Nokia E51
Summary: 5 Stars
Works great and the speed is faster than I had expected. At first I had issues with the phone not recognizing the memory card, but it turns out that you have to push the card further in than you would expect. If you have an E51, keep sliding the card to the left until it almost disappears. Slide it slowly or else it will spring back out and not lock into place. When it is correctly inserted, it will click again and the phone will make a beep recognizing the inserted card. You will barely be able to see the card anymore, just the edge of it.
The card comes with an adapter to use with standard size flash card readers, but I just use the bluetooth connection between my Macbook and the E51, so I cannot rate the adapter.