Kingston Digital 32 GB microSDHC Flash Memory Card SDC4/32GB

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Product Specifications

Compliant — with the SD Specification Version 2.00 (Class 4) and with the SD Specification Version 3.00 (Class 10)
Versatile — when combined with the adapter, can be used as a full-size SDHC card
Compatible — with microSDHC host devices; not compatible with standard microSD-enabled device/readers
File Format — FAT 32
Reliable — lifetime warranty
High-Speed Class Rating — Class 4: 4MB/sec. minimum data transfer rate

Product Description

Package Type:Standard Packaging In capacities ranging from 4 - 32GB, microSDHC cards offer higher storage capacities for more music, more videos, more pictures, more games — more of everything you need in today’s mobile world. The microSDHC card allows you to maximize today’s revolutionary mobile devices. Kingston’s microSDHC cards use the new speed “class” rating that guarantee a minimum data transfer rate for optimum performance with devices that use microSDHC. Identical in physical size to today’s standard microSD card, the microSDHC cards are designed to comply with SD Specification Version 2.00 and are only recognized by microSDHC host devices. They can be used as full-size SDHC cards when used with the included adapter**. To ensure compatibility, look for the microSDHC or SDHC logo on host devices (e.g. phones, PDAs, and cameras). Wherever you find yourself in the mobile world, you can trust and rely on Kingston’s microSDHC cards. All cards are 100-percent tested and are backed by a lifetime warranty and free live technical support.

Product Reviews

Kingston is a good choice

I’m not sure if it was the card or my old card data, otherwise I’d drop a 5 star.I used this for my PSP 1000 and transferred my old card to this one. I suddenly noticed I had a huge amount of data gone (on the PSP) from something and couldn’t figure out what it was as to I knew exactly what I put on the chip. I also found corrupted data in the PSP game selection screen. I searched and found a few files in the GBA folder with corrupted file names and could not delete them. I had to copy the chip to the computer, format the chip and put the data back on it (twice actually). After that, I’ve had no problems and it works very well.It’s very fast and holds the data I needed it to hold.Thank you.I’ll repost if and when it breaks (under light use).

DEAD AFTER ONLY 1-YEAR

Update: I contacted Kingston regarding the issues below. They immediately opened a case number, asked me to email a copy of my Amazon receipt showing Amazon was the seller & then mail them back the card and adapter. It cost approx $3 to mail from Northern Ca to Southern Ca (incl 55cents for a bubble envelope). The entire process from return to receiving replacement took about 3wks and was detailed online. They never mentioned anything about needing to verify authenticity of the card as it was an Amazon purchase (NOT a “fulfilled by Amazon” and sold by someone else) and Amazon is one of their retailers. The people at Kingston were really nice & the warranty is lifetime for the original owner so I added 1-star, but the fact this thing died in a year still means I wouldn’t recommend it to a friend.——————————————————————————————Update: I originally gave this a 4-star but after 1yr in my Samsung S4 for only camera photos & music (any internet downloads or screenshots stayed separated on the phone’s hard drive bc I’m leary of viruses) this card started freezing when trying to open photos, program started crashing when trying to load photos from the card, and one day it started saying “card not detected.” I’d take out, and reload and it worked for a little while then after a week. NOTHING. Screen flashed “no SD card detected.” Tried loading it in my computer to reformat but it doesn’t detect the card either. It died after 1yr, 70photos, and 20songs. I think it actually died on its “birthday.” smh At least I had the common sense to back up my card and it happened before the 3 weddings and a vacation I have this summer. =/ This was a 32g ordered direct from Amazon.——————————————————————————————Arrived quickly & in the same packaging you’d get in the stores but at a much lower price. I didnt call kingston to verify its authenticity, but I didn’t feel I needed to. Both my samsung gs4 & my macbook pro recognized the unit immediately and the 32g (approx 29 useable) made me hate the s4 less..man I miss my iphone. Anyway, there isn’t much else to say about it, its an sd, ive never “loved” an sd, maybe this review will change after ive had it a yr or two if nothing goes wrong. I bought direct from Amazon and had it about 3 months.

Works great in my Mobius dashcam

I bought this to use in my Mobius dashcam and so far it has worked flawlessly. It can store around 4hrs 30m of 1080p/30fps footage (at the standard data rate). I have the dashcam set to loop recording and have had no issues. The Mobius product manual recommends using Kingston microSD cards. This card comes with an SD adapter so you can transfer footage to a computer with an SD card slot.

Very happy with Kingston memory card - highly recommended

I’m purchased this memory card back in June 2014. At the time I put it in my Samsung Galaxy S5 and never had any issues with saving photos and videos. I purchased a Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge last year and I moved the card to this phone and everything works great. Very happy with this purchase and highly recommend this brand.

Beware lifetime warranty.

The device worked reliably for 16 months. However a couple of weeks ago it stopped working. When I did the RMA, Kingston would only do so after I returned the card to them first.I went through the RMA procedure on the phone with them, but it wasn’t made clear to me that I had to return their defective unit first.I know that Kingston is a reputable company, but in previous dealings with Kingston where I was expected to return something, I never got the replacement once I sent the item back (granted, this was many years ago and it involved a Kingston NIC)I think Kingston should collect a customer’s CC# and send them a replacement card and then have the customer send back the defective unit and re-use the packaging that Kingston sent in.At a current cost of $16.00 I’d need to purchase a special envelope @$4.00 and send it to Kingston @ a cost of roughly $2.00. For an additional $10.00 I can purchase another 32GB card.Virtually every other company of this type will offer to replace the device and place a CC# hold to cover the cost of the device. or AT LEAST send the customer an appropriate pre-paid package to avoid this in the future. I’m now going to purchase a 32GB Sandisk MicroSD.

Exactly what I needed.

After having my iPhone 5 since about November of 2013, it bit the dust on me (for the second time actually) in February of 2016. I decided to get a cheap pay-as-you-go Android smartphone to tide me over until the iPhone 7 comes out (and hopefully reduce the price of the iPhone 6 models…Apple ain’t cheap). The little phone was (is) decent, although I ran into a big problem: 8 gigs of storage (with hard drive taking up more than half of that) is eaten up pretty quickly. Enter this micro SD. Got the product in 2 days, popped it right into the phone, and viola! I can save offline music from Tidal no problem (which is the main reason I got it), and never have to worry about those “You won’t receive new text messages because your phone space is too low” texts ever again! Fast, cheap, and easy solution to my problem. Give it a try.

Excellent customer service and the card works well

Excellent customer service and the card works well. Was also mailed an SD to USB adapter free, which was a huge bonus because I was concerned about how I was going to do file…