[rafiks]

Anyone's tried a 32GB class 10 sdcard on their 9900/9930? I am planning to get one.

[Nashstruck]

That's tonk.

[smertz]

Have one. Works good, although I cannot say I notice much if any difference from my class 4. I did alot of research and concluded it would be better and in theory it should be but I have not been able to physically notice a difference.

[lycafe]

If you have a chance to upgrade to 32gig, do so.. but it doesn't make any noticeable difference in speed whether it's class 10 or class 4.

[eds817]

I can't see why the transfer rate would make a difference being that it's internal to the device. However a quick check on Amazon it doesn't look like there's much of a cost difference between the two.

[rafiks]

Thanks for all the input. At least I know that a class 10 works on the phone.

Will probably research more if there is indeed a difference bet class 4 and a 10. .

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[-TWH-]

I do have a Samsung 32 GB class 10 card in mine works like a charm (bought from Ebay for 50 bucks or so).

Difference between a class 4 and a class 10 is speed.

You will notice during file transfers (read/write) if you use the BB as a big USB key.

This is also the kind on things you can notice on reflexes with huge images.

But for the internal use, I suppose there should not be much difference.

Cheers.

[kazmi]

Main difference is going to be using it with HD video or with reading/writing files (as posted above)....I got the 32GB class class 4 card since I don't plan on using the work bb for HD video...but if you do, you want to get the higher class cards.

[rafiks]

I do have a Samsung 32 GB class 10 card in mine works like a charm (bought from Ebay for 50 bucks or so).



Difference between a class 4 and a class 10 is speed.



You will notice during file transfers (read/write) if you use the BB as a big USB key.



This is also the kind on things you can notice on reflexes with huge images.



But for the internal use, I suppose there should not be much difference.



Cheers.

You notice any difference when taking photos?


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[evo666]

I am using 32gb from Komputerbay in my 9930. Works good and everything checks out with h2testw.

Amazon.com: KB_MASTER_MICROSD_CLASS10: Electronics

[-TWH-]

@rafiks

Tbh, the BB does not take 'big' enough pictures to notice any difference I am afraid.

There might be some difference on making HD video as being mentionned by kazmi.

Aside that and the file transferts (if using the BB as a huge usb key), there wont be much difference on daily use.

I also want to stress for me there was almost no price difference between the two, so I was like, why not take the best out of the two?

And sorry I cannot really test with a class 4 because I dont have any

Cheers.

[rafiks]

One more thing ,for those who have a class 10. Did any of you tried the Blackberry Device Analyzer SD card test?

[Ben1232]

I will be getting a class 10 32gb card soon. Ive learnt a bit more about them from this thread.

Thanks

[go1ndr]

Hi Everyone,
I'm just curious what in the world you would need a 32 GB card for. I have so much stuff on my 16GB that even I don't know what all is on there and I still 10+GBs free. The storage card includes mostly songs (about 4GB) and hundreds of pictures that I've stored. I use my 9810 for business and nearly everything gets stored on the media card; and I also have 6.2GBs of internal storage that's free. I admit that I don't store many videos, but I do run a lot of apps, including a lot of doc to go stuff that is stored . That said, I'm just curious what you would need that much space for? Thanks and

[cjcou]

I have a 32GB Class 10 card in my 9900. Works well so far, I noticed it's a bit faster than a Class 4 at copying content to and from the device, but on the device itself there isn't any difference.

[26dot2]

I have a Lexar 32GB Class 10 card. Huh, 29.2 GB free space...ok so I bought it was on sale!

[cjcou]

I have a Lexar 32GB Class 10 card. Huh, 29.2 GB free space...ok so I bought it was on sale!

That's expected, as a computer sees 1GB as 2^30 bytes (~1.074GB), where as manufactures treat 1GB as 10^9 bytes (1.000GB), this results in a loss of ~74MB in capacity per GB.

[seagull]

Hi Everyone,
I'm just curious what in the world you would need a 32 GB card for. I have so much stuff on my 16GB that even I don't know what all is on there and I still 10+GBs free. The storage card includes mostly songs (about 4GB) and hundreds of pictures that I've stored. I use my 9810 for business and nearly everything gets stored on the media card; and I also have 6.2GBs of internal storage that's free. I admit that I don't store many videos, but I do run a lot of apps, including a lot of doc to go stuff that is stored . That said, I'm just curious what you would need that much space for? Thanks and

I sync mine with iTunes, store podcasts and have videos/pics of the kids.
Here is the run down of my card...
Total Storage 29.7 GB
Music 36% 10.8 GB
Voice Notes <1% 2.7 MB
Pictures <1% 71.2 MB
Videos 1% 357.9 MB
Podcasts 1% 606.7 MB
Documents <1% 65.4 MB
Other 4% 1.4 GB
Free 55% 16.3 GB

[26dot2]

That's expected, as a computer sees 1GB as 2^30 bytes (~1.074GB), where as manufactures treat 1GB as 10^9 bytes (1.000GB), this results in a loss of ~74MB in capacity per GB.

Yeah, I more or less knew that! My humour kind of backfired...as I should have said that it's way more capacity than I'll ever use on a phone! So far, I've had the card since January and stored maybe 1/2 GB of pictures and documents on it!

Don't want to get off topic but I wish the Playbook had an SD card slot though.

[BlazorBoy]

Any any brands of the 32 gb class 10 better than any others in terms of long-term reliability?

What is a reasonable price to pay in the USA?\

Many thanks.