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Is This Micro SD IS Good For Galaxy S

Its a free gift from store with phone
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of course, as long as it works
8GB class 6 is very decent, enough for most people (not me)

AllGamer said:
of course, as long as it works
8GB class 6 is very decent, enough for most people (not me)
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i tested it and works good i filed it all 7.47Gb
10 - 12 mb data save speed with data cabel and phone

AllGamer said:
of course, as long as it works
8GB class 6 is very decent, enough for most people (not me)
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Class 6 is pretty high end if I'm not wrong. What's enough for you?

How can we possibly tell you some generic SD card is good, we don't even know who manufactured it? Also, how do you define "good"? Something that works, something that is fast?
You ask a silly question, you'll get a dumb answer...

^^^
What he said..

Micro SD Card Sale @ Radio Shack

Picked up a sandisk class 4 32Gb micro sd card from Radio Shack today for $27, more than 50% off! sale ends 5/12

I got a sammy class 10 32GB, 105MB read....
69 at time of snapshot but still..damn
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There are some good sd card deals posted in the accessories sub forum.
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Or u cud check craigslist......jus picked up a 32gb class 6 micro sd card for $10!!! Major upgrade over my 8gb class 2 card......
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Picked up a 32gb sandisk off amazon for $24 and change. Works absolutely fine.
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50% off the radio shack price, which is 50% marked up!

Class 4 cards burn out too easily. I've gone through like 4 of them. Class 6 or better.
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[Q] New SDHC card

Hi!
Well its time to upgrade my stock 8gb SDHC card...
Im looking into 2 brands -
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Kingston 32gb class10 SDHC card
or
Samsung 32gb class10 SDHC card
Both costs about the same @ my local computer store so no difference there...
Can you help me decide what brand - kingston or samsung card would be better for my sensation?
Heard that these new samsung cards are with the best read/write speeds... is this true?
Help me decide please!
Thanks!
Peace out!

if those are your options, I would go with the Samsung (saw good reviews on newegg). but personally, I would go with ADATA. been using that brand for roughly 3 years now and never had any problems. I have a 16GB class 6 and 32GB class 10

Personally, I like Kingston. But if Samsung has been getting good reviews...let us know what you end up with and how it performs.

So I have bought The samsung one!
see test here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=27453495#post27453495

Sandisk MicroSD Problems

I was bought a 16GB Sandisk MicroSD @ Walmart as a "Just Because" gift back in late May 2015, When I first received it I had to do 8 Formats to get it to take on my Nextbook 10.1. At first i thought it was the reader port messing up on the computer it self but all of my other cards worked just fine. Yesterday evening I was browsing through files on whats now my "Snapped SD" when It was acting really funny (Error Messages, ECT.) so I pulled out the MicroSD carefully (as I always do) and found this!! I have been reading up on COUNTERFEIT MicroSDs and I think this may be one, I am pretty sure it is not supposed to have a letter "I" after HC unless 32GB or larger. It is an "Everyday" MicroSD as seen here, but the picture do not match at all... http://www.sandisk.com/products/memory-cards/microsd/class4/?capacity=16GB What do I do?? I've lost almost 14GB of data and don't want to pay $20/GB for it to be recovered! After I Removed it now the PC or any other will NOT read it in an adapter or in the intergrated reader.
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I do NOT have the respites at all so Sandisk probably wont accept it

Can a case be made with a built in Micro SD card reader built in?

Anyone know if this is possible?

i dont see why not it would probably need to use some kind of NFC tech but i dont know enough about that

Anything is possible. Would they actually do it? No. The demand of people wanting a case with built in SD reader (although it may seem like a lot on this forum) is too little for manufacturers to waste resources trying to develop it.
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Something like that?
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Look: http://www.incipio.com/trick-or-tre...-extended-battery-case-samsung-galaxy-s6.html

http://www.instructables.com/id/Phone-case-with-built-in-MicroSD-reader/

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http://www.instructables.com/id/Phone-case-with-built-in-MicroSD-reader/
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Lol, nice attempt in the name of science but does the thing HAVE to look like a freakin brick?
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Why don't you just use Google drive, Dropbox, or any of the slew of cloud based storage solutions? If you're transferring to your phone, you have nfc built in and the other device could just send you a link to their drive, Dropbox, etc.
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