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ceaser2008 Posts: > 500

Guys, as mine playtime winning c903 didnt reach to me, finally i have decided to buy a new 8 GB microSD card for my K850i. Previously, i was planning to buy 8 GB M2 card for c903 as my 4 GB card on K850i seems less for me and always been full making slow everything.

Today, i went to shops to buy that. I need you guys' advice.


First i saw 8 GB microSD card of kingston company with one year warranty. Its CLASS 4 card. It costs Rs. 1250 (approx. £ 14.75). I have manage to bargain to Rs. 1100 (approx £12.95). Still the shopkeeper ready to bargain. And i guess he will give me that between Rs. 1000 to 1050 (approx £ 11.75 to 12.25).


Second shop, showed me 8 GB microSD card of Trancead company. It has 6 months warranty. Its CLASS 2 card. It costs me Rs. 900 (approx £ 10.50). No bargain.

I am confused which one to buy ?? I need your advice.

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Posted: 2010-02-18 16:00:43
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alexlt Posts: > 500

I only buy Sandisk cards, they have better warranty times and very reliable according to my experience If I had to choose I'll pick Kingston cards, but only if I don't have Sandisk as an option ...
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Posted: 2010-02-18 16:21:57
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Lightspeed_x Posts: > 500

I would go for the kingston, its a Class 4, so it means that theoretically, is two times faster than the Class 2 card...

Also, Kingston has been a reliable brand in my case...
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Posted: 2010-02-18 17:22:46
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lukechris Posts: > 500

Kingston one
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Posted: 2010-02-18 18:58:12
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mallaccra Posts: > 500

the class has no influence on the actual "playing" of a media content. it's only theoretically faster in terms of "saving" files into its memory chips...

kingston is a super brand so do sandisk and i prefer sandisk
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Posted: 2010-02-18 19:01:20
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hihihans Posts: > 500

I only use sandisk too. Never had a single problem with them. Don't buy a M2, microSD is the new standard.
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Posted: 2010-02-18 22:52:05
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Rookwise Posts: > 500

Sandisk 8gb Micro SDHC (Class 2) - £12.99 from Play.com
Kingston 8gb Micro SDHC (Class 4) - £22.99 from Play.com


I had a Kingston SD memory card a few years ago for my I-Mate Jam and it seemed good but I always look for Sandisk memory cards first as they're always the better built ones and have the better warranty.
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Posted: 2010-02-18 23:14:12
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ceaser2008 Posts: > 500

Thank you guys for your valuable feedback. Some of you are preferring the scandisk card. Believe me i also wanted that but couldnt find any. And here in grey market, every duplicate card is labelled scandisk. So i am afraid of that. Whereas these two are coming with proper bill and warranty. I know if i do little research i might find original scandisk as well but it might be costs more.

So according to you guys, i should opt for kingston card. I also like that as by paying Rs. 100 more, if i get class 4 card from class 2 then it is worth paying.

Does class 4 runs fast on mobile or it is just transfer rate related stuff only ??
[ This Message was edited by: ceaser2008 on 2010-02-19 04:21 ]

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Posted: 2010-02-19 05:17:11
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jsmith091009 Posts: 1

Hello its really very informative post.Its wikepedia of Memory card.
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Posted: 2010-02-19 09:47:41
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ceaser2008 Posts: > 500

Thank you.

Today morning, i have bought kingston card 8 GB at Rs. 1000 (£ 11.75 ) From noon, i have been busy installing things in it from my 4 GB card to my 8 GB card. Then installing my needed applications. The card is full to 80%. I will slowly check things and will delete them as some videos are useless. Then also, i guess it will be 65 to 70% full.

I have flashed the phone as well.

So far it is working normal just a little leg observed but i guess it is only occasional. I have wrote this very fast without any delay.
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Posted: 2010-02-19 16:20:13
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