Re: TP with MicroSD HC (high capacity)
 

Transcend is reputable, so you shouldn't have more issues than with SanDisk

Re: TP with MicroSD HC (high capacity)
 

I have had luck with transcend but I can't say the same for A-Data. Now I haven't tried any A-Data micro's but I have had several minisd's that just didn't work or was giving me all kinds of weird errors. Now maybe it had something to do with the fact that most of them I bought off of ebay, still though all the other transcends and sandisks I bought off ebay worked just fine so who knows.

Re: TP with MicroSD HC (high capacity)
 

I have an A-data card. It's an 8gb class 6 card that I purchased from newegg. Other than some lag every now and then, it seems like a decent card...

Re: TP with MicroSD HC (high capacity)
 

HTC Tech Support informed me that card class is really just indicative of write speed, and not read speed. Therefore, if you are simply accessing files from your card (i.e. listening to mp3's stored on microsd), class is irrelevant. Can anyone confirm that this is correct?

Re: TP with MicroSD HC (high capacity)
 

what's the highest class for 16gb cards? i seem to only be able to find class 2... not 4 or 6
and i was looking for a class 6 8gb sandisk at best buy, but they only have class 4... any ideas where i can get sandisk class 6?

Re: TP with MicroSD HC (high capacity)
 

Class 4 16GB sandisk:

http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-SDSDQ-...dp/B001F6YRNO/

Class 6 6gb Transcend:

http://www.newegg.com/product/produc...AFC-C8Junction

Didn't see any sandisk 8gb class 6 though..

EDIT: I believe this is a class 6 8gb:

http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-SDSDQY...8433335&sr=8-1

Re: TP with MicroSD HC (high capacity)
 

I would love to know if this is true or not. Can anyone confirm?

Re: TP with MicroSD HC (high capacity)
 

Although it's wikipedia...
SD Speed Class Ratings

SDHC cards have SD Speed Class Ratings defined by the SD Association. The SD Speed Class Ratings specify the following minimum write speeds based on "the best fragmented state where no memory unit is occupied":[18]

• Class 2: 2 MB/s
• Class 4: 4 MB/s
• Class 6: 6 MB/s

SDHC cards will often also advertise a maximum speed (such as 133x or 150x) in addition to this minimum Speed Class Rating. See section Speeds above for a further explanation. One critical difference between the Speed Class and the maximum speed ratings is the ability of the host device to query the SD card for the speed class and determine the best location to store data that meets the performance required. "Maximum speed" ratings are quoted by the manufacturers but unverified by any independent evaluation process.

( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Digital_card#SDHC )

Re: TP with MicroSD HC (high capacity)
 

Every card you just provided a link to was a class 2 card. There is a big (2 on every one lol but yet you say that they are class 4 and 6. The highest 16gb card they currently make is a class 2.

Re: TP with MicroSD HC (high capacity)
 

No they're not. The 2 means the card is a specification 2.0 card. The 16-gig might be a 2 though.