new micro sdhc

[Bold Addiction]

hello android central!

long time reader first time posting. the 16gb micro sdhc i originally got is getting full and im looking towards upgrading to a 32gb sdhc. currently the 16gb sdhc is class 4 but i see class 10 micro sdhc's on the market. will the droid x take a class 10 sdhc?

thanks in advanced!

 

[wildman]

hello android central!

long time reader first time posting. the 16gb micro sdhc i originally got is getting full and im looking towards upgrading to a 32gb sdhc. currently the 16gb sdhc is class 4 but i see class 10 micro sdhc's on the market. will the droid x take a class 10 sdhc?

thanks in advanced!

From what I remember reading a number of users has reported the class 10 worked fine..

 

[firefly2004]

Class 10

I'm using 16GB class 10 and it has no problems.

The class rating is just an indicator for the how fast it can be written and read from.

 

[gordol]

hello android central!

long time reader first time posting. the 16gb micro sdhc i originally got is getting full and im looking towards upgrading to a 32gb sdhc. currently the 16gb sdhc is class 4 but i see class 10 micro sdhc's on the market. will the droid x take a class 10 sdhc?

thanks in advanced!

Yes. The class rating is a speed rating, the card is supposed to meet read/wright access specs of "class 10" minimums. The only compatibility item in the specs you need to worry about is capacity. The X can handle a maximum of a 32GB card.

 

[Genericmessage00]

Just be-careful! There is no standard or organization governing these "classes."

Its all marketing smoke and mirrors non-sense.

Make sure to check the ACTUAL speeds of it (both read AND write).

I cannot tell you how many suckers spent an extra $10-$30 for a "class 10" when they could get the same read and write speeds on a different brands "class 8"

This is coming from someone who wrote the marketing on a bit of this.

 

[number13]

Just be-careful! There is no standard or organization governing these "classes."

Its all marketing smoke and mirrors non-sense.

Make sure to check the ACTUAL speeds of it (both read AND write).

I cannot tell you how many suckers spent an extra $10-$30 for a "class 10" when they could get the same read and write speeds on a different brands "class 8"

This is coming from someone who wrote the marketing on a bit of this.

Class 8? No such animal. Better go back and correct the bit of marketing you did on this.

 

[gordol]

Just be-careful! There is no standard or organization governing these "classes."

Its all marketing smoke and mirrors non-sense.

Make sure to check the ACTUAL speeds of it (both read AND write).

I cannot tell you how many suckers spent an extra $10-$30 for a "class 10" when they could get the same read and write speeds on a different brands "class 8"

This is coming from someone who wrote the marketing on a bit of this.

Take a look at FAQs - SD Association

From what else I know, the Speed Class is a minimum speed rating for the card, not an actual speed rating. SanDisk Ultra series cards, for example, almost always outperform their listed speed rating.