Do you notice any difference with using the AFN 16 gb compared to the AFN 32 gb card? as I was going to purchase the 32 gb card but if there are problems with the 32 gb I will get the 16 gb. Hopefully someone will answer this by tomorrow as I want to get my order in right away. Do you notice any difference with using the AFN 16 gb compared to the AFN 32 gb card? as I was going to purchase the 32 gb card but if there are problems with the 32 gb I will get the 16 gb.... » Read More Do you notice any difference with using the AFN 16 gb compared to the AFN 32 gb card? as I was going to purchase the 32 gb card but if there are problems with the 32 gb I will get the 16 gb. Hopefully someone will answer this by tomorrow as I want to get my order in right away. « Show Less
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I have not had any problems with the 32 gb so far! It holds more data than the 16 gb. Not sure if anyone else has any problems.
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I've had the 32GB card version for a couple of months now with no problems. The only issue I've had at all is that sometimes when I restart the Nook after I've shut it off for sometime it occasionally goes into the Nook mode by default, rather than going straight to Android. A restart solves that so not a big deal, and other than which is a very minor annoyance I'm very pleased with my " Jellybean" Nook!
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I have the 32 gb AFN & I haven't encountered any problems with it so I recommend it.
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I bought the 32gb over the 64gb for only one reason a $100.00 savings. I carry 3days worth of music and around 8 hours of video. not to mention all the apps. for me the 32gb was the right decision. Brian
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I am using a Kingston card and have no problems at all. I haven't used others so can't say how they would work. For phones, cameras, and other things I have used Kingston and SanDisk and have never had problems with either. For legal purposes like having proof in an accident, any size card is good really but 16 and 32 gb might be overkill but I am using a 16 since it is cheap enough and why not... Remember to not get a class 10 or higher as all I have read is it won't work properly. I have a class 4 and it works just fine.
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My est. shipping date got bumped to January 27 - February 15 when i changed shipping speed But since I'm overseas right now and won't be back until Jan. 31 that's fine with me.Would have liked it to be here before my business trip, but you can't always win. All the 64Gb models seems to have been delayed until after christmas as far as I saw in a few forums.
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Yes, you can use a 32Gb external card. 16Gb was the largest card at the time the device was released, so that's why the 16Gb size was noted as the maximum size. (In other words, Hagon is NOT correct... a 32Gb card works fine, I have one in my n900, etc...)
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I've been using SanDisk Class 10 cards at 16 and 32GB, and they both work fine. I recently filmed a 45 minute nonstop lecture with the 32GB in the A slot and it worked fine with lots of space to spare. Never had to rollover to the 16GB in the B slot. Hope that helps.
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As was already stated it is only for use when using as an android tablet. Unless you are needing a ton of space I do not see the need for going with the 32GB model. I have the 16GB myself and have no issues with it. Another thing to consider is it has a micro sd slot so you can expand it with what size you feel you need. I had a 64 gb micro sd in it for a little but didn't didn't see a need. I love mine and use it often. The software they have for the android isn't the greatest but it works in a pinch. I use mine hooked up to my PC a lot for being able to use native photo shop with it. If they had a version that was comparable to PC or Mac version for android I would use it all the time. As was already stated it is only for use when using as an android tablet. Unless you are needing a ton of space I do not see the need for going with the 32GB model. I have the 16GB myself and have no issues with it. Another thing to consider is it has a micro sd slot so you can expand it with what size you feel you need. I had a 64 gb micro sd in it for a little but didn't didn't see a need. I love mine and use it often. The software they have for the android isn't the greatest but it works in a pinch. I use mine hooked up to my PC a lot for being able to use native photo shop with it. If... » Read More As was already stated it is only for use when using as an android tablet. Unless you are needing a ton of space I do not see the need for going with the 32GB model. I have the 16GB myself and have no issues with it. Another thing to consider is it has a micro sd slot so you can expand it with what size you feel you need. I had a 64 gb micro sd in it for a little but didn't didn't see a need. I love mine and use it often. The software they have for the android isn't the greatest but it works in a pinch. I use mine hooked up to my PC a lot for being able to use native photo shop with it. If they had a version that was comparable to PC or Mac version for android I would use it all the time. « Show Less
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I currently use a 4gb card with no problem. Though I need to carry a spare battery to get close to it's capacity (except in RAW or extreme resolution images). I have seen nothing to restrict you to 4gb.
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I currently am very impressed with the camera. I have two of them and have had them almost two years. I cannot answer your question specifically regarding the 16 gig card but I can tell you that I use an 8gig card for video only with thirty second clip rates. the longest I have left them without checking them was two months and I had almost two hundred video clips of animals. I have never filled up the card. This is during rut in Wisconsin so I think a 16 gig card would last forever, as long as the camera excepted it which is what I am uncertain of. Good luck, cameras are the best I have ever had, way better than Wildgame or Cuddieback from personal experience. I currently am very impressed with the camera. I have two of them and have had them almost two years. I cannot answer your question specifically regarding the 16 gig card but I can tell you that I use an 8gig card for video only with thirty second clip rates. the longest I have left them without checking them was two months and I had almost two hundred video clips of animals. I have never filled up the card. This is during rut in Wisconsin so I think a 16 gig card would last forever, as long as the camera excepted it which is what I am uncertain of. Good luck, cameras are the best I have... » Read More I currently am very impressed with the camera. I have two of them and have had them almost two years. I cannot answer your question specifically regarding the 16 gig card but I can tell you that I use an 8gig card for video only with thirty second clip rates. the longest I have left them without checking them was two months and I had almost two hundred video clips of animals. I have never filled up the card. This is during rut in Wisconsin so I think a 16 gig card would last forever, as long as the camera excepted it which is what I am uncertain of. Good luck, cameras are the best I have ever had, way better than Wildgame or Cuddieback from personal experience. « Show Less
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Actually this product didnt work fine for me.. They issued refund for it. This show as 32gb but we can't even save 2gb in it. Donno wats d issue was.
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They both essentially do the same thing but from all the reviews i read prior to buying, the AFN setup works better and was a better price as well. Therr was a lot more helpful info on the internet fir it too. I have fiund t to be a reliable easy to use item.
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As for the 8GB card over the 4GB card, there should be no significant difference in speed. As I noted above however speed may vary by production lot. I also suggest looking at the Tomshardware website as they have posted some good reviews and charts indicating speeds of various brands of cards.If you are purchasing the card here on Amazon, I suggest buying only the "direct from Amazon" card or you may wind up with a bogus card with very poor speeds. Other valid merchants include Adorama, BeachCamera, Abes of Maine, and B&H; Photo, some of which are listed in the Amazon Marketplace. Remember the addage "if it seems too good to be true...." As for the 8GB card over the 4GB card, there should be no significant difference in speed. As I noted above however speed may vary by production lot. I also suggest looking at the Tomshardware website as they have posted some good reviews and charts indicating speeds of various brands of cards.If you are purchasing the card here on Amazon, I suggest buying only the "direct from Amazon" card or you may wind up with a bogus card with very poor speeds. Other valid merchants include Adorama, BeachCamera, Abes of Maine, and B&H; Photo, some of which are listed in... » Read More As for the 8GB card over the 4GB card, there should be no significant difference in speed. As I noted above however speed may vary by production lot. I also suggest looking at the Tomshardware website as they have posted some good reviews and charts indicating speeds of various brands of cards.If you are purchasing the card here on Amazon, I suggest buying only the "direct from Amazon" card or you may wind up with a bogus card with very poor speeds. Other valid merchants include Adorama, BeachCamera, Abes of Maine, and B&H; Photo, some of which are listed in the Amazon Marketplace. Remember the addage "if it seems too good to be true...." « Show Less
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7/14/14 8:00 AM PDT: Alan, I bought 8GB microSD's. I don't know if they are made in larger capacity chips. Have you been able to get D-Link to respond? That's an important question and consideration. I'd like to know the answer if you can get one. Thanks for the good question.
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Boris...I found your comments helpful. I got the 8GB Zen about a month ago. I really like it. My biggest qualm is the SD card. I find that the player freezes very often when I play from the SD card...especially when I play video. I've had no such issues when playing off the internal memory. I got a generic SD card brand. I noticed that the product page on the creative web site has a compatible list of memory cards... should i stick to them to minimize the 'freezing' incidents ? I am interested to know what brand you are using. thanks in advance.
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Thank you for the information. Since the 32 gb is only $50 more, it would make more sense to me to go with that one and then I can add whatever music I want, whenever I want and whatever genres I want and have an incredible personal jukebox. But I'll keep in mind what you said and I can always change my mind and drop down to the 16 gb. And no, I don't care about the video. If the 16 gb does not have the video function, that might be the way I would go then. Why don't these places just make music players at a less expensive price for those customers who don't want every electronic function that is available at the higher prices? Thank you for the information. Since the 32 gb is only $50 more, it would make more sense to me to go with that one and then I can add whatever music I want, whenever I want and whatever genres I want and have an incredible personal jukebox. But I'll keep in mind what you said and I can always change my mind and drop down to the 16 gb. And no, I don't care about the video. If the 16 gb does not have the video function, that might be the way I would go then. Why don't these places just make music players at a less expensive price for those customers who don't want every electronic function... » Read More Thank you for the information. Since the 32 gb is only $50 more, it would make more sense to me to go with that one and then I can add whatever music I want, whenever I want and whatever genres I want and have an incredible personal jukebox. But I'll keep in mind what you said and I can always change my mind and drop down to the 16 gb. And no, I don't care about the video. If the 16 gb does not have the video function, that might be the way I would go then. Why don't these places just make music players at a less expensive price for those customers who don't want every electronic function that is available at the higher prices? « Show Less
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I have a 32GB card, so far I have not had any problems. However, I only have the camera a little over a month. In my previous camera I had 1 and 2GB cards and they never failed me.
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I have the Sony and it clearly states that a SanDisk 32 GB will work. But you're asking this question after you bought it? I'm kind of wondering if you are aware of how many hours of conversation 32 GB holds, for me I can have hours and hours on the internal memory and then it is time to upload it to the computer and organize it. I can't imagine requiring that amount of memory for recording voice and phone calls, and if you do need that much for phone calls there are by far more efficient ways that don't require a mic. I also ask if you have read the owner's manual? I also use 2 16GB instead of one 32GB as I feel they are more reliable. I keep one in the Sony and one in the wallet. I have the Sony and it clearly states that a SanDisk 32 GB will work. But you're asking this question after you bought it? I'm kind of wondering if you are aware of how many hours of conversation 32 GB holds, for me I can have hours and hours on the internal memory and then it is time to upload it to the computer and organize it. I can't imagine requiring that amount of memory for recording voice and phone calls, and if you do need that much for phone calls there are by far more efficient ways that don't require a mic. I also ask if you have read the owner's manual? I also use 2 16GB... » Read More I have the Sony and it clearly states that a SanDisk 32 GB will work. But you're asking this question after you bought it? I'm kind of wondering if you are aware of how many hours of conversation 32 GB holds, for me I can have hours and hours on the internal memory and then it is time to upload it to the computer and organize it. I can't imagine requiring that amount of memory for recording voice and phone calls, and if you do need that much for phone calls there are by far more efficient ways that don't require a mic. I also ask if you have read the owner's manual? I also use 2 16GB instead of one 32GB as I feel they are more reliable. I keep one in the Sony and one in the wallet. « Show Less