16gb sdhc class 2

[dirtyfingers]

My Droid X came with a class 2 sdhc card and I thought I read somewhere that they were supposed to come with a class 4 or 6 card. I can't remember which one, but I know it wasn't 2. Is this what everybody else received with their X or did you get a faster card?

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[timrock]

I don't even remember. I switched to a 32gb card.

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[Mont]

I got my phone pre certified early December and it came with a class 4.

 

[cjriddle22]

My Droid X came with a class 2 sdhc card and I thought I read somewhere that they were supposed to come with a class 4 or 6 card. I can't remember which one, but I know it wasn't 2. Is this what everybody else received with their X or did you get a faster card?

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I just checked my card, and it is a class 2.

I got my DX in early August.

 

[Rocko]

How can you tell what class it is if it is not listed on the card?

 

[cjriddle22]

How can you tell what class it is if it is not listed on the card?

Mine didn't say class 2, there was a circle with a 2 in it on the upper right of the card. So I just assumed that meant class 2.

 

[Mont]

How can you tell what class it is if it is not listed on the card?

It has the number circled around it.

 

[zodder]

Just a heads up, I haven't been able to to get my class 10 16GB card to work consistently with my X.

 

[Rocko]

How can you tell what class it is if it is not listed on the card?

It has the number circled around it.

Mine is Class 2. Must be generic. Nice Verizon.

Where does it say they should be class 4?

 

[cjriddle22]

How can you tell what class it is if it is not listed on the card?

It has the number circled around it.

Mine is Class 2. Must be generic. Nice Verizon.

Where does it say they should be class 4?

Mine was at least a San Disk, and it was made in China, not Taiwan.

 

[Rocko]

According to Motorola tech support, any class will work. I would assume the interface could take advantage of class 4 and 6 cards. I guess you could load a big picture onto a class 4 and 6 card and see how long it takes to load up each one.

 

[longboardskier]

What card you get actually depends on where you bought the phone, not anything to do with Verizon.

I bought mine at the kiosk at Costco and I got a no-name brand class 2 16GB card that failed on me. But for $12 including shipping on Amazon I got a Sandisk class 4 8GB (I didn't really need 16GB anyways).

 

[Rocko]

What card you get actually depends on where you bought the phone, not anything to do with Verizon.

I bought mine at the kiosk at Costco and I got a no-name brand class 2 16GB card that failed on me. But for $12 including shipping on Amazon I got a Sandisk class 4 8GB (I didn't really need 16GB anyways).

Why not have Verizon give you another working card?

 

[longboardskier]

What card you get actually depends on where you bought the phone, not anything to do with Verizon.

I bought mine at the kiosk at Costco and I got a no-name brand class 2 16GB card that failed on me. But for $12 including shipping on Amazon I got a Sandisk class 4 8GB (I didn't really need 16GB anyways).

Why not have Verizon give you another working card?

Tried that, but since it was a different brand of card than the ones that come bundled with phones from Verizon, they wouldn't do it. They said I would have to go back to where I bought it to exchange it. I did that, but the way Costco works is that the card and the phone act as one unit, so they can't exchange JUST the card, they would have to do the phone as well and give me a whole new phone and card (with the same cheap no-name card in it). My phone was fine, and I didn't want to risk using another cheap card (only learned that it it was a cheap card when I tried to exchange at VZ!).

 

[Rocko]

What card you get actually depends on where you bought the phone, not anything to do with Verizon.

I bought mine at the kiosk at Costco and I got a no-name brand class 2 16GB card that failed on me. But for $12 including shipping on Amazon I got a Sandisk class 4 8GB (I didn't really need 16GB anyways).

Why not have Verizon give you another working card?

Tried that, but since it was a different brand of card than the ones that come bundled with phones from Verizon, they wouldn't do it. They said I would have to go back to where I bought it to exchange it. I did that, but the way Costco works is that the card and the phone act as one unit, so they can't exchange JUST the card, they would have to do the phone as well and give me a whole new phone and card (with the same cheap no-name card in it). My phone was fine, and I didn't want to risk using another cheap card (only learned that it it was a cheap card when I tried to exchange at VZ!).

Ah, gotcha. I think I got the same cheap no name card.