Is the max memory card 16gb or 32gb?

[chaint]

I'm sure this has been posted elsewhere, but can someone clarify if the max memory card supported by the DInc 32gb or 16gb? I've seen varying information all over the internet. Even the HTC website lists different information:

32 GB here: HTC Mobile Phones - DROID INCREDIBLE Verizon - Overview

16 GB here: DROID INCREDIBLE by HTC (Verizon Wireless) | HTC Online Store (US)

Can someone clarify? Also, does anyone have any thoughts on if Class 4 is good enough? Thanks.

 

[ajlee7]

I purchased this 32GB based on recommendations from this site. I think it's a Class 2 but nevertheless it works fine for music and video/picture capturing.

Amazon.com: SanDisk 32GB microSDHC Memory Card (Bulk Package): Electronics

 

[anicholas7]

Yes you can use 32GB but that to me is excessive. If you don't need that much space save some money and go with an 8GB or 16GB. There are sites that will give you a list of approximately how many pictures and songs and videos you can store on these cards.

 

[chaint]

Thanks for both of your responses!

 

[altezzaboy03]

32gb is indeed excessive. Imagine having to sort through 10,000 pictures just to find the one you're looking for? I would imagine load time would be forever too. 8gb or 16 gb is fine IMO

 

[howarmat]

why is that in excess? i have 20 GB of music/movies loaded up on it in addition to app storage, pictures and other stuff?

 

[ChezDigital]

32gb is indeed excessive. Imagine having to sort through 10,000 pictures just to find the one you're looking for? I would imagine load time would be forever too. 8gb or 16 gb is fine IMO

Why are you only allowed to store images on yours? You should get one of the ones that also allow you to store music and movies on it...

 

[PvilleComp]

As a general point of order - More is never Excessive!

More is how we got here to begin with!

Did we ever REALLY need more than our Nokia 7000 series or Startac?

Do we NEED dual core?

Sorry if this is off topic - I'm channeling my inner Gordon Gecko today.

And, back on topic, 32 GB is the max.