SanDisk 8GB microSDHC Card CLASS 2 (SDSDQ-8192, Bulk Package)

I ordered and received the memory quickly. Inserted the chip into my LG Dare and there it was 8.0gb. I love it and it works great. Great deal for the money.

I installed this in my Blackberry Curve so I could store plenty of large pictures and videos. My phone is able to write to this card faster than it's own internal flash memory, which means I can take multiple pictures with almost no wait time between. Amazingly small and yet so massive in storage.

This product worked exactly as described. It was OEM, so no packaging. It does include the SD adapter (also by SanDisk) and a little clamshell case with a hinge and snap closure.

If you don't keep tabs on your MicroSD card, you'll lose it! It works perfectly in my Samsung BlackJack II (after upgrade to Windows Mobile 6.1 from 6.0 as shipped).

8 Gigabytes of flash in a package as small as your little finger's nail? And so inexpensive? Amazing.

It works fine in my Sprint Mogul (HTC PPC-6800). Good read/write speeds when I tested it on my computer.

Having 8 Gigabytes on my cell phone is utterly blow away. Install this card, buy a couple of extra batteries and the next time you're stuck at an airport, strain your eyes watching movies on your cell phone! Or listen to a lot of music or audio books.

Be careful when purchasing. Some SKUs include only the card. Others have SD adapters included. If you don't already have a microSD to SD adapter, make sure you get one. Also remember that most older laptops will not recognize flash drives of more than 2 GB, so you may need yet another adapter to handle these microSDHC cards.

Finally, make sure the device you plan on installing this microSDHC card in can handle it. Lots of cell phones and music players thast accept microSD cards will not properly use a microSDHC card.

Now I want a 16GB microSDHC at a reasonable price.

Jerry

This card works brilliantly in my LG enV 2 cell phone. It formatted instantly and I was playing music and shooting photos and video immediately. HOWEVER, the only reader that could explore it was the built-in on my new Dell Notebook. Cards over 4GB require a downloadable fix from MS for older machines to read them. Even so, some card readers still aren't able to decipher the 8GB cards. Well worth the fix to have that much music on my LG enV2.

FWIW, the card I received was a class 4 (the good one).