The newest generation of feature-rich mobile phones demand more storage in less space. The incredibly small SanDisk TransFlash memory module meets this need with its miniscule size - while also offering outstanding design and manufacturing flexibility, and easy transportability of user data. Measuring just 11mm by 15mm and 1mm thick, the new SanDisk TransFlash is the ultimate storage solution for the next generation of increasingly compact mobile phones. It is similar in size and function to embedded flash memory but can also be readily removed and upgraded to allow for a range of memory capacities as well as interoperability with other consumer electronics devices. Approximately the size of a fingernail, TransFlash is designed for new mobile phones that are compact yet fully-featured with storage-intensive multimedia applications such as digital cameras, video capture and playback, MP3 players, video games, personal organizers, Multimedia Message Service (MMS), email and voicemail capabilities.
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The card seems to be an inexpensive way to store music files to my new motorola E815 phone(also my first mobile phone ever!) This is very convenient for first time users getting the hang of using the new technology. I am still having a problem, though, viewing the audio files on my phone. Being not very technology advanced, I am not sure how to go about solving this problem. I have been to countless Verizon stores and nobody seems to understand the problem.I have also read the other reviews, and although I was glad to know I am not the only person having this problem, I didn't quite understand the solutions given. If anyone is capable of helping, please email me at kellihaffner@yahoo.com. Thank you and good luck to everyone with this phone.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 30, 2004
Based on the reviews above, I purchased this to shuttle files between my Motorola V710 and Mac running OS 10.3.7. Despite many attempts to clean up/re-format the disk, and removing .DS_STORE files before returning the disk to my phone, I have yet to get it to work between the Mac and my phone. As soon as I put a file on the disk from my Mac, even in the appropriate folder followed by removing .DS_STORE files, the disk stops working, and blocks access to other files stored on the phone. The best I can do is format it on the phone, and use it for extra storage. So, if you want something to pass files between your Mac and phone, keep looking!
I bought the SanDisk 128MB TransFlash because the storage space on my cool, new Motorola V710 from Verizon is sorta skimpy (...just 10MB). Now I have no problems storing all my photos, video clips, and MP3s. The TransFlash is really, really tiny. According to SanDisk, it's not meant to be handled regularly because the fairly soft casing is prone to damage if handled roughly. Remember to format the TransFlash first before using. Have fun!
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 25, 2006
I have a motorola e815 and i formatted the card and copied and pasted my music files. They appear in the removable disk on the pc after i've done so. There are preset folders on the card and im not sure if there is a specific one im supposed to place them in but the music files dont show up when i put the memory card back in the phone regardless. If anyone can help me please respond.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 30, 2006
Hey noticed all this hub-ub about not being able to see your audio files on your phone. im in the same boat, but have a solution. look either screw windows media player or you need an mp3 converter (just search google - mp3 converter). and that should work. The memory card is great, the phone is cool, but again leave a miniscule detail for microsoft to fu...mess up and give us all high blood pressure. hope that works later.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 29, 2005
I recently got a brand new Garmin i3 Road Pilot, which comes with this memory card in it. When I tried to load the street maps into my new GPS system, the memory card broke as I was doing it. I didn't even touch the thing! It is so small and tiny that it is extremely fragile. I hope that this does not happen while I am on the road, otherwise I am up crap creek. I would recommend that you buy a device that fits a more sturdy card than this if you have a choice! Now I am stuck buying a new card for my GPS...
