Kingston microSDHC SDC4/32GB Class 4 Flash Card + SD Adapter

Bought 12/01/2017 (8GB) through Amazon at a cost of £4.29 ncluding delivery. Delivered very quickly in easy to open packaging.I have bought this exact type of card several times to work with various computing related equipment and neverencountered a problem.In this instance I bought this one for use with a quadcopter camera, It worked flawlessly recording a photos above my home.On return home I took the card from the cam to check the content. I inserted it into the converter holder,It played as it should in my laptop and allowed me to transfer film from card to lap top hard drive.The card represents decent value in regard to buying on the internet. Very good value when compared to typical high street shop costs.I will, most certainly buy these cards again through this source when needed either personally or as a gift for someonewho needs such a card.I Write this review based on my personal opinions gleaned as a result of decades of experiences in a professional occupation,as a consumer, a property owner and raising a family. If you have found this review helpful, please click on the helpfulreview box.

I wanted to get a larger chip for my Tesco Hudl (which I highly recommend by the way). Reviews for cheaper chips seemed to reveal quite a few fakes being sold from marketplace sellers who seemed less than straight. Not wanting to spend a fortune I decided to go for a known make, Kingston, and get direct from Amazon rather than an independent as I have had no problems with them in the past. The 32 gb chip arrived quickly and as some reviews said that fakes were disguised 8gb chips I loaded it with 10gb of songs photos etc. and it works fine. I am not a techy and don't know how to do technical tests, but it does what it is supposed to and for the price is excellent value. Obviously time will tell as some reviews say that chips fail after a few months, but so far so good.

One thing I really liked about this product is that it came sealed in genuine original manufacturer package. There are a lot of scams going around by unscrupulous people who can take a modified card reader and reprogram the SDHC card header to appear as though it has more data than it really does. You can make a 4gig card look like 8gb or 16gb. The data you send to it, looks like it's been copied over because it writes first to the the file allocation table (much like a regular hard drive), but the data never makes it over properly and you'll soon see that it's missing very quickly. So be wary of anyone who sells you a card that says or shows that it comes with original packaging but yet arrives at your door without it.Setting that aside I'll offer you one more tip that you might find useful when considering a purchase.As the data volumes have gone up with these SDHC cards, the speeds have relatively remained the same. You can however buy the faster cards for a premium price. Those prices are slowly decreasing over time but not nearly at the same rate as these slow cards, which makes this older technology very popular. It will soon be £9.99 for 32gigs and £14.99 for 64gigs. With free shipping! The problem is that as you use larger and larger amounts of data, devices often have to scan and update their internal records. If you fill this up with 32gigs of mp3 files you'll want to make sure that as you modify and change the data around (add albums, delete albums, etc) that it doesn't take 3 or 4 minutes for the device to update the media every time you switch it on. Especially if you use Blutooth file sharing with your friends and your pal sends you a song over to your phone but you can't listen to it because your phone has to take 3 minutes to update. And also, if you plug a card like this into your computer card reader and copy a full 32gigs of data over to it, you're looking at about an hour of tranfer time.My old Nokia phone took 4 minutes to update it's media record even if you changed out a single song. My brand new Samsung Galaxy is much faster, but everytime I turn the phone on, it updates the media which takes about 50 seconds. The phone takes that long to switch on so it's a little annoying. I'm looking at two minutes before I can use my phone. A 10x card would make the phone more appealing to use.Hope this helps someone.!

After looking about on here and seeing that there are an awfull lot of FAKE products in the SDHC Flash Memory market i took the plunge for what looked like the real deal.After waiting almost a week the packet from Switzerland fell through the door, unfortunatly the jiffy pack had only 1 item (you guys ever heard of combined postage ?) had to wait another week before the second item arrived(after contacting them to complain that i had only 1 part of 2)On arrival i check the packaging and it all looked like a genuine Kingston Tech Product, even to the semi-holographic coating on the front edge. the first item passed chkflsh (flash memeory diagnostics products are available off the internet for free) they will do exhaustive low level tests to find out if the product is programmed correctly and is the Capacity it claims to be, along with R/W Speed tests. Carrying out such tests on a new part is essential.The first item passed tests ok, second did not. since the seller was in Suise(and i wasnt really interested in a protracted warranty returns delay) i contacted Kingston Tech in Surrey (UK) Customer Support, who were very very good at replying and handling my querey regarding the memory diagnostic errors i had on the device. the part was sent back by freepost and they sent out a replacement part with 4 days.This Item is the REal deal, it does what it says on the Packaging and i a very happy customer.For other Customers looking for SDHC Flash products, Always check on the Manufacturer web sites for what the REAL products look like, the fakes look different (wrong colour or different writing to that product version) or have silkscreen writing that falls/rubs off with minor handling, if you got one of those then complain to Amazon and get your money back!