Why does the description say it is Class 2 when the picture of the card shows it is Class 4? Which is correct?
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To be honest, I don't know for sure. I use it in my garmin and it works just fine
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Hi Ticktock, I'm sorry but frankly it's been so long since I made the purchase, I can't remember. I didn't buy it for myself. I wish I could help you on this.
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Right after the SanDisk TM there is a number in the circle - that is the class - or so I've been told
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the "Class" represents the minimum transfer rate you should see with these cards. Class 4 = 4MB/s Class 6 = 6MB/s Class 10 = 10MB/s There is an informative page on the kingston site at the following link: http://www.kingston.com/flash/sdhc.asp
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One of the cards is the 2GB version of the card, the other is the 4GB version.
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No MicroMate Reader here either. Order received 5-24-10. This kinda ticks me off. I bought this Class 6 card rather than a Class 10 of the same size solely on the fact that the slower card came with a handy portable reader. Wish I'd seen these comments earlier.
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The package i got contained a 8MB class 4 SD card made by Sony. Works well enough, but i will be getting a class 10 because it is a little slow to write the images.
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SanDisk microSDHC 8GB Class 2 Card with SD Adapter (SDSDQ-8192) we bought this one and its been fine.
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They're right, it is deceptive advertising. The one they send you is actually the newer version of the game, no the one you see pictured here. The prompts on the card are situated differently. As far as it being "worse", that is the personal preference of those who said that. When I got mine, I was disappointed that it wasn't the older version pictured here. But I looked through it; it isn't terrible or anything. It is just fine. The terms are updated for our digital age, but I don't find anything inherently wrong with it.
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I tried two brand new 32Gb sandisk class 10 and received memory errors. I emailed Baiklov and they answered within 24 hours. They specifically told me to use a class 4 or 6. I bought a class 4 and it has been working great in the camera. They updated the product info today for this camera to state that they recommend class 4 or 6 cards. Very ....very......responsive company.
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Class 4 is good enough. I use a class 4, 8G sandisk SD. The result is very satisfied.
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Actually, the card I got looks a bit different from the one pictured. It is NOT low profile and does not have the plastic cover. However, it did not require 2 spaces to fit.
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From what I can research class 10 should be better than class 4 (as per wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Digital#Speed_class_rating). I suppose it comes down to what you need to use it for and if you think it will really make a difference in the quality of what you are capturing and playing back.
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The item number listed here is for a 2-slice. The description is correct but the picture is wrong, it seems.
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It IS Class 4. Slow, cheap, and reliable. I use it for computer back-up, not for photography or video .... where I want a high speed card.
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Like I said, just making sure. I found a good deal on an 8GB class 4, I think $12.50. Really, not much more expensive than class 2, so I figured: why not?
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I'm not entirely sure, but they have to be the same Class. I'm just using two 32GB class 10 cards.
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Amazon shows 2 cards this is obviously for 1 unit. I do have more if you need more
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Hello John, Unlike card write speeds that measure maximum performance, class ratings measure the minimum sustained speed required for recording an even rate of video onto the card. The class rating number corresponds to the transfer rate measured in megabytes per second. Class 2 cards are designed for a minimum sustained transfer rate of 2 megabytes per second, while Class 10 cards are designed for a minimum sustained transfer rate of 10MB.