I wanted a larger capacity card than the stock 8GB that came with my release-day EVO. The Lexar 32GB class 10 card was about the same price as any class 4, so I bought the class 10. Worked great for three weeks, then it started producing error messages, unmounted, and by the next day when I went to copy my data off the card onto my computer the class 10 card had completely lost format.
I thought it was a bad card, so I emailed Lexar support. Lexar blamed the phone:
"[The HTC EVO 4G] will not take anything over a class 4 speed card, the reason you are having an issue is the card is to fast for the phone"
Besides the spelling error (too fast, too fast!), this blew my mind. Because the card is capable at working at higher speeds than the phone, it will just nerf itself in my phone? I'm not a hardware guy - does this make any sense or is this support staffer just trying to pass the buck?
I thought it was a bad card, so I emailed Lexar support. Lexar blamed the phone:
"[The HTC EVO 4G] will not take anything over a class 4 speed card, the reason you are having an issue is the card is to fast for the phone"
Besides the spelling error (too fast, too fast!), this blew my mind. Because the card is capable at working at higher speeds than the phone, it will just nerf itself in my phone? I'm not a hardware guy - does this make any sense or is this support staffer just trying to pass the buck?