Customer Reviews

SanDisk microSDHC 8GB Class 2 Card with SD Adapter (SDSDQ-8192)

5 star:		(306)
4 star:		(66)
3 star:		(20)
2 star:		(13)
1 star:		(31)

 

 

I bought this micro sd for my lg enV2 phone, and it works great. The adapter is very handy for transferring pictures and music from phone to computer without having to buy a special cable.

This 8 GB micro SD card is excellent. Not much else you can say. I paid for the item, it shipped and I got it. It works on my Sansa Fuze 8 GB MP3 Player and now I have 16 GB total. It comes with a standard SD-Card adapter so you can plug it into a camera or laptop, etc.

The price was right but the shipping was insane to Canada for an item that weighs less than 1 lb with packing material . That is my only complaint and that is on the side of the seller.

Thank you!

At first it didn't work in my Blackberry 8320 but after a little research I realized that I just needed to update the software to the newer version which supports cards up to 32Gb.

I wanted the card to hold music and photo's and it has done a prefect job. For $21 delivered you cannot go wrong.

I read a lot of reviews about items that come listed as "Bulk Package" and I have to say that so far I have no complaints.

First of all, the brand is SanDisk which is very well known. It's not something that's never been heard of. It's 8GB and has an adapter. How can you really go wrong? This item is so versatile.

I'm using mine in my Blackberry and even though it reads it as only a 4GB, I haven't had any problems. I have been told that this happens a lot in phones. They see it only as a certain amount that the company has 'maxed' on the device (probably because an 8GB didn't exist when it was manufactured), but I've loaded all kinds of photos and music onto it and have had no problems. If all else fails, I know that I can load the micro card into the adapter and use it in my camera. So, really...it's a win-win situation no matter what.

Definitely a good buy.

I bought this card from Digital Media Source, but received a Class 4 card instead of Class 2. I can't fault the seller for thinking it was nothing but an upgrade, as the Class rating doesn't consider small-block random writes (which were acceptable), but this spec may possibly be important if you're running your OS from the actual card (Nook Color CM7 from SD, etc). Benchmark is below for the card, and was taken on an internal card reader that's connected via USB to my mobo, prior to having written any data to the card. The card didn't quite hit the Class-4 promise of 4 MB/s sequential write speed--luckily that's not important for my usage, besides which, the item is listed as Class 2, and the card does exceed Class 2 specs. Came as pictured with adapter and case.

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* MB/s = 1,000,000 byte/s [SATA/300 = 300,000,000 byte/s]

Sequential Read : 4.111 MB/s
Sequential Write : 3.362 MB/s
Random Read 512KB : 4.072 MB/s
Random Write 512KB : 2.955 MB/s
Random Read 4KB (QD=1) : 1.030 MB/s [ 251.5 IOPS]
Random Write 4KB (QD=1) : 0.595 MB/s [ 145.2 IOPS]
Random Read 4KB (QD=32) : 0.969 MB/s [ 236.5 IOPS]
Random Write 4KB (QD=32) : 0.596 MB/s [ 145.5 IOPS]

Test : 50 MB [J: 0.0% (0.0/7572.0 MB)] (x5)
Date : 2011/05/10 0:44:10
OS : Windows XP Professional SP3 [5.1 Build 2600] (x86)

I recently purchased this card for my Samsung Behold. It has worked really well and I have had no problems so far. The 8gb has been enough space for my music, photos, and videos. And the adapter was a nice bonus making it easy to swap files between my phone and laptop.

My wife is an instant gratification kind of gal. She needed a micro card to transfer pictures from her old phone to her new phone. As soon as she determined the need for a micro card, she had to have it, and she had to have it now. I just kind of ignored her until we went to Wal-Mart and I found the SanDisk micro card in our shopping cart. At that point I suggested we put off the purchase until I had an opportunity to compare prices on the Internet. She hesitantly agreed, and I'm sure glad she did. I found the exact same SanDisk micro card with adapter at Amazon.com for about half the price we would have paid at Wal-Mart. I combined my purchase with another "must have" item in order to qualify for free shipping, and within a week my wife had her micro disk. I was happy, more importantly my wife was happy, and most importantly my bank account was happy. As a result, I highly recommend this product.

this was the best deal ive got in awhile! my phone company (starts with A and ends with T) wanted $54.00 for this card and adapter! it is the same brand and same model number. shame on them and good for amazon for charging reasonable rates. card works great in my samsung impression, and adapter works with my dell and hp computers.

The card I received was a pretty blatant fake. Even if I didn't have a real sandisk 4gb microsd card to compare it to the bad ink job on the face of the card (some numbers/letters are incomplete) and the incorrect labeling of the size are pretty good indicators. For what it's worth, the card I received was actually 8 gb, but it reads so slowly I can barely get things to recognize it half the time, even after formatting it. If you just need a card to hold data for storage and don't care at all about potential read speed problems, this is probably a decent deal for you, otherwise I'd recommend you steer clear.

The product was shipped quickly and I received it promptly too but it wasn't the same as advertised. Instead of a sandisk micro sd card I got a hitachi card. The add on adapter was of very cheap quality too.