[xloudia]

What's the biggest SD card a 9360 has the capabilities to hold? I've heard it's 32gb but I've seen 64gb ones on the market. What 'class' does it take? Any information would be fab.

[walibaa]

32 is max mostly...device takes time to load pics even on 8gb transcened class4.my personal exp

[JWWDUKE]

The higher the class number, the faster the transfer rate, with 10 being the highest AND most expensive.

[hleotangco]

how much is a 32gb class 10?
'cause the highest i can find here (not online) is a KingMax 32GB Class 4... and it costs about 42.10 USD. just the SD card and nothing else.

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[JWWDUKE]

I bought a 16 gb class 10 from futureshop about 6 months ago on sale for $19.99 cad. I think the regular price was $29.99. A 32 gb is going to be around 50-60 probably. You might get one cheaper online.

Here's one for 39.99 with 10.00 shipping from newegg.ca.

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...82E16820231577

I'm sure similar deals can be found elsewhere..

[BergerKing]

BlackBerry is currently optimized to yuse Class 2 speeds. Faster cards will be of benefit for loaxing from a computer, though. MicroSDHC cards up to 32 GB can be used, MicroSDXC 64 GB are NOT compatible.

[hleotangco]

but is it really worth it to get a 32GB card?

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[Tõnis]

^ Why not? You get what you need. I have a 16gb card with 12gb in use.

[hleotangco]

but it's just too darn expensive... ahahahaha...

i'm trying to compute the files that i can't live without, hahaha... i'm just hoping that the sum is under 15...

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[BergerKing]

Amazon had a 32good gig Class 4 Transcend card for $22 on Monday. You might see if they still have them.

[hleotangco]

one major problem... I don't have any means for buying things online... I don't have a credit card and currently, my region doesn't support Bank to PayPal deposits...

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[Tõnis]

Not sure what your region is, but I got a 16 gb SanDisk at Staples for $20. Last week when I checked, this price was still in effect. Fifteen gb is a lot of data. I only have 1-2 gb that I need to access on my phone. (They're pictures and small video clips.) The rest of the files on my micro sd card are encrypted backup files from my computer. I neither need to nor can access those files from my phone. I'm just storing them there as a backup. Then again, I don't have any music on my phone, so maybe that's why I only have 1-2 gb of data I need to access directly from my BlackBerry.

[hleotangco]

hehehehe... I have loads of files that I can't live without... Like movies, music, pictures, etc... I have them all... hahahaha...

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[xloudia]

Thanks all for your advice, I've just bought a 16GB Class 4 Micro SDHC. 32GB was just too expensive at the moment and I'm hoping 16GB will be sufficient to hold my music as my phone doubles as a much-needed mp3 player.
Thanks all for your help!

[hleotangco]

But I'm thinking to buy a different device for my music/media 'cause the battery life on my 9360 isnt really that great, even with battery save mode always turned on...

Since I'm a heavy user, my phone doesn't even get me through half a day...

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[BergerKing]

But I'm thinking to buy a different device for my music/media 'cause the battery life on my 9360 isnt really that great, even with battery save mode always turned on...

Since I'm a heavy user, my phone doesn't even get me through half a day...

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I've yet to have any device get me thru a full days' usage, and that's just the way it is.

[BBburner]

"BlackBerry is currently optimized to yuse Class 2 speeds."

Does this mean that the phone (9360 running OS 7.1 in my case) reads and writes at a fixed speed (class 2 speed)? Will using a faster sd card result in any overall improvement in read/write performance? Thanks,