SanDisk 16 GB microSDHC Memory Card Only - Frustration-Free Packaging, Black

Good sim card which was needed for an older camera

My 8Gb memory card will soon be full in my BB Bold, and I want to store a whole load more of music in it. I bought this card at the ridiculous bargain price offered on Amazon with Prime delivery and am completely delighted with it. I bought a couple of micro SHDC card readers (only because I couldn't choose which one I wanted) and used them for data transfer. They worked fantastically well -see my reviews at USB2.0 MICRO-SD / M2 MEMORY CARD READER - SDHC UP TO 32GB (Compatible With Windows 7) by Serena and at High Speed All-in-1 USB Card Reader for all Digital Memory Cards -also at ridiculously low prices.The card itself does all that the blurb on Amazon says it should, and I am convinced that it is actually quicker than my old 8Gb card. I'm not technical enough to know what class this is and nor do I care -however I can tell you that it works just fine. I now have a vast amount of memory in my BB, all backed up very easily with the card readers to my PC. The packaging was sealed and genuine, and as far as I can tell I have the full memory billed here, and not some fake as others have described.This is my alternative to buying an MP3 player, and I am very happy with it.Thoroughly recommended.AAPS I am still amazed at the development of electronic memory. To think that my first PC in 1993 had a memory of 512 Mb and I thought that was cool! (Windows 3.11 and all that). I wonder what another couple of decades will bring -this card will be tatty old hat by then. But right now, this is a phenomenal resource, and I've got it in my phone.

Arrived on the last day of stated delivery window. Well packaged.The player is smaller than I thought it would be, but that's not a problem.Sound quality is very good, I set it as Rest of World,, as this was recommended on other reviews.The menus are easy to navigate, however when you press the BACK key, it takes you all the way back to the ROOT menu.I bought a 32Gb microSD card along with this product. I use the 8Gb internal storage for Audiobooks and SD card for music. So far I've loaded lots of music and 3 audiobooks. For some reason it has put Chapter 6 as first track on all 3 books. It doesn't seem to strictly follow file name to sort. I haven't figured out yet whether it's the mp3 tag that's causing this discrepancy or (like my old mp3 player) it depends on the order that the files get transfered.This is a minor niggle and can probably be overcome with some foresite.Oh, and, in order to use playlists, you have to create a directory of files and create an m3u file relating to that directory; so, if you have say 5 albums by 1 artist and you like 1 or 2 songs from each album, in order to make a playlist of these songs from all the albums you have to make another folder with these songs in and make the playlist from that folder, therefore having multiple copies of the same songs all over your device. In the end, the playlist becomes irrelevant anyway, because, once you've created said folder you can just play it without the playlist anyway.All in all I'm happy with the device and the price is definitely a steal. It serves me well

Works well

I bought this from Amazon directly so as to have less hassle if it turned out to be fake.Gizzmo Heaven have supplied me with three other genuine memory products (tried, tested and still working to perfection) so I was a little wary after reading that others had been supplied fakes by Amazon before.The packaging is very tight and well sealed. There is no "looseness" to it. Opening is best achieved by cutting top off and sliding complete plastic insert up and out. The plastic is one complete piece with a panel that folds downwards from the rear to release the card.Appearance of serial no. and country of origin was reassuringly present on the card. It is Class 4 marked also. My card actually has a raised section at the back rather than an indent as mentioned on the images from other reviewers.Inserting the card into my reader showed the capacity to be 29.7GB. If it had read 32gb or close, I would have known it was fake straight away. If you check your pc hard drives you will see the capacity is not as quoted either.The one true test for any memory product is the H2testw 1.4. It can be easily found various places on the internet and totally free to download, use and keep for future use.Running the test on a 32GB card takes around 2 hours 15 minutes and the results were as follows:Writing30424 MByte1.43:57 h4.88 MByte/sVerifying30424 MByte27.38 min18.3MByte/sTest finished without errorsYou can now delete the test files*.h2w or verify them againWriting speed : 4.88 MByte/sReading speed : 18.3 MByte/sH2testw v1.4A good result and confirms capacity is real.For all those other negative feedbacks you will see very similar patterns amongst them. These are all most likely hacked fakes, low capacity low grade chips hacked to read a higher capacity, whatever capacity the hacker desires. If you want a 500GB flash drive for a fiver, someone is out there ready to supply you. I think the lowest capacity hacked flash drive I have seen so far was using a 128MB chip and reading either 32GB or 64GB in properties.Forget about trying to format a hacked drive. Most of the time they fail to be recognised after several uses. They will let you believe all your files are there but will tell you some other programme is required to open them. Once they have reached their true capacity, any further data is corrupted and originally transferred data becomes useless too.China has a massive industry churning out very authentic looking fakes of every type of electrical good every day. The attention to detail in both packaging and product is amazing. Ebay was, and probably still is, flooded with these fakes and they are creeping in to the Amazon marketplace for fresh victims.As with any product, buyer beware!I have even started reading seller feedback on Amazon now before purchasing anything.

I Just got a notification that i had loads of old purchases to review....i bought this way back for my Samsung galaxy s2 or HTC M8 both amazing smartphones at the time. I loved these phones...I actually still have this memory card loaded with all my older pics and music... they last a long time if your not swapping them out every week. I don't even know if these are still sold... I'll say they were Great back in the day 🎄💚