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Thread: microSD in your phone - you go for size or speed?

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    Default microSD in your phone - you go for size or speed?

    looks like there are loads of options out there at the moment...

    did a bit of googling around and most people seem to settle for a class 6 (or lower) 32GB

    personally Im thinking that 16GB class 10 is gonna be the answer for me. there is this new fancy UHS-i U1 which is bloody fast but I wonder if its worth such an extra cost!!! Hmm looks like it uses quite a bit less power which is nice!

    I reckon Adata 16GB 20mb/sec will be fine. linky

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    Class 4 32GB in my SGS2. FAT32 4GB file limit applies as far as I can tell. Size > speed

    16GB built in seems to go around the same speed anyway. Not sure what spec that is...
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    What phone do you have? If its a BB you'd need all the speed you can get

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    New one i will get will be a class 10 card.

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    I'd go for size. The speed of the 32GB microSD cards is perfectly fine for smartphones.

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    ~R250 for 32GB I think.
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    I asked a couple of ladies in the office and they all agree ... size over speed!

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    Depends what they card is mostly used for.

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    Size, because my phone's internal memory is fast enough (all 16 GB of it).

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    Quote Originally Posted by OGroteKoning View Post
    I asked a couple of ladies in the office and they all agree ... size over speed!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Budza View Post
    Class 4 32GB in my SGS2. FAT32 4GB file limit applies as far as I can tell. Size > speed

    16GB built in seems to go around the same speed anyway. Not sure what spec that is...
    The 4GB file limit is becuase of the filesystem.

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    no matter what people tell you. size always matters!

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    Got myself a class 10 Samsung 32GB for R160 off ebay works like a charm
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    Class 10 for a phone?

    What uses the data rate of 10MB/s on a mobile phone? Unless you shooting FullHD at 100Mb/s - which most broadcast camera's don't even do, there's no need for that kind of speed.

    For day to day use and FullHD recording on mobile phones, Class 4 MicroSD cards are perfectly sufficient.
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    Quote Originally Posted by genetic View Post
    Class 10 for a phone?

    What uses the data rate of 10MB/s on a mobile phone? Unless you shooting FullHD at 100Mb/s - which most broadcast camera's don't even do, there's no need for that kind of speed.

    For day to day use and FullHD recording on mobile phones, Class 4 MicroSD cards are perfectly sufficient.
    You can use the card elsewhere too ... and at R160, I would have gotten more than one!

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