Product Description

Not all devices support microSDHC 4.0GB cards. Some devices support SD HC but NOT 4 GB in size, but only 2 GB. PLEASE CHECK BEFORE BUYING Please contact your device manufacturer for details. To ensure compatibility, look for the microSDHC logo on the product or packaging of your new phone or PDA. We CANNOT replace cards once they have been inserted into a device. Please make sure that your devices support SDHC cards before purchasing this memory card! Many buyers did NOT READ THIS DESCRIPTION, and then their device is NOT Compatible, and they blames us. PLEASE CHECK PRIOR TO ORDERING

Product Details

• Brand: SanDisk
• Model: SDSDQ-4096
• Dimensions: .67 pounds

Features

• SanDisk newest format and capacity to the SD card family: MicroSD High Capacity (MicroSDHC) 4GB
• PLEASE NOTE AND READ DESCRIPTION - BULK CARD BULK CARD - NOT RETAIL PACKAGING
• High storage capacity (4GB) for storing essential digital content such as high quality photos and video.
• Optimal speed and performance for MicroSDHC compatible devices.

Customer Reviews

works with motorola moto w755 phone
I got this and a 2 dollar usb card reader. Transfered all my music in minutes to the card, popped into phone, perfect, no problems. Plays an amazing amount of cds on such a small card. Wow! The motorola even kept the same song layout, cateogories, artists, etc from musicmatch jukebox (dell) which I usually use with windows xp to play music on my computer. It can read all 4 gig. Again ... wow!

Good to have memory
I have a samsung glyde and this product works great, and it was a great deal, much better than going through traditional retailers.

It came with the micro sdhc card and sd adapter, and i didnt have any problems with my (Vista) computer's card reader recognizing this card.

I just hope i hope 4GB is enough memory for me, as i intend on doubling my phone as a mp3 player now ; )

Card works, adapter sucks
The card works fine, it holds my data and fits in my cell phone, for a cheap price like any card should. Only problem is the microSD to SD adapter. I put the poor little card inside the bigger one, and after i put my files on it, I ejected it and tried to get the little card out of the big one.

But the big one had chomped down on it. It had eaten it, and wasn't about to let it go for anyone. The lock button didn't do anything, the card wouldn't come out even when I tried extreme measures like screwdrivers and tweezers. That thing was a monster. After an hour or so of pulling, I gave in and broke open the adapter to get the poor little guy out of the jaws of evil.

Anyway the card works fine though. Just letting you know the adapter is a fearsome microSD-card eating monster that will devour anything in sight until you use the screwdriver to free the helpless micros from it's stomach of evil.