8GB MICRO SDHC MEMORY CARD WITH SD ADAPTER £3.94 @Amazon uk 3rd party

bromley52

8GB MICRO SDHC MEMORY CARD WITH SD ADAPTER £3.94. It's only class 4 but it would be a good addition to devices such as the Nook.
It s via a 3rd party seller so use the BT11AA trick to get it at this price.

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bromley52 wrote: »

8GB MICRO SDHC MEMORY CARD WITH SD ADAPTER £3.94.
It s via a 3rd party seller so use the BT11AA trick to get it at this price.

or just send it by PM

AlanS181824

If you don't want to use PM it comes to £5.94 with delivery to an ROI address.

A Primal Nut

Would this work in a raspberry pi (with the adaptor)? Thanks

Access

A Primal Nut wrote: »

Would this work in a raspberry pi (with the adaptor)? Thanks

Yes... but class 4 is slow... Raspberry Pi site recommends a class 10 if possible.

Thanks op... getting one of these for a digital photo frame.

Mister Man

bromley52 wrote: »

It s via a 3rd party seller so use the BT11AA trick to get it at this price.

What trick is that? I've never heard of it before!

dingding

A larger one

http://www.amazon.co.uk/memory-Adapter-compatibility-mobiles-cameras/dp/B00B3Q03D4/ref=pd_sim_computers_84

iPhone.

dingding wrote: »

A larger one

http://www.amazon.co.uk/memory-Adapter-compatibility-mobiles-cameras/dp/B00B3Q03D4/ref=pd_sim_computers_84

Be careful. That card gets a lot of negative comments saying it is a smaller capacity card hacked to appear as if is 32GB. You usually see this with cards on eBay, surprising if its happening on amazon too, but personally I wouldn't chance it.

styron

A Primal Nut wrote: »

Would this work in a raspberry pi (with the adaptor)? Thanks

You're taking a gamble with a generic card - the Pi is pernickity enough with branded: http://elinux.org/RPi_SD_cards.

But as Access suggests definitely go with a Class 10 - performance repays the extra couple of euro . I'm using a Transcend 16GB (TS16GUSDHC10), Class 4 cards by Transcend & Verbatim benchmark poorly by comparison.

Capt'n Midnight

iPhone. wrote: »

Be careful. That card gets a lot of negative comments saying it is a smaller capacity card hacked to appear as if is 32GB. You usually see this with cards on eBay, surprising if its happening on amazon too, but personally I wouldn't chance it.

Sounds similar to the Chinese Magical Hard-Drive

http://blog.jitbit.com/2011/04/chinese-magic-drive.html

I have a "32GB" flash drive like this, 5MB/s write rates till you hit the phantom space, then it flies up to 20MB/s

Capt'n Midnight

http://www.7dayshop.com/memory-cards-and-usb-flash-drives?cat=483#dir=asc&limit=all&order=price

Duracell microSDHC Memory Card - 8GB - Class 4 £4.99

Kingston microSDHC Memory Card - 16GB - Class 4 + SD Adapter £6.79

7dayshop Micro SDHC Memory Card + SD Adapter - 16GB - Class 10 £8.79

rubadub

iPhone. wrote: »

You usually see this with cards on eBay, surprising if its happening on amazon too

It would be more surprising if it was genuine. Its a third party seller, I would only trust amazon.

I got a genuine 32GB class 10 UHS1 sandisk for ~€18.50 via flubit