Lexar 32GB MicroSD Class 10

Lkingsizedballs on 17/05/2011 - 19:57

Hi Guys. I tried StaticICE but it yielded 3 options, and 2 of them are sold out and 1 I don't know if it can be trusted.

Can anyone find me this card to purchase online?

It has to be a Lexar 32GB MicroSD card of Class 10 speed.

Thank you in advance.

Find Me A Bargain

Comments

  • kingsizedballs on 17/05/2011 - 19:58

    It can also be any other manufacturer like Patriot or A-RAM but I've read negative reviews of those 2 brands with regards to their 32GB Class 10 options.

    • kingsizedballs on 24/05/2011 - 09:42

      Thanks but neither of the links you posted have stock. Thanks for trying.

      • Steptoe on 30/05/2011 - 19:03

        In stock when posted, but since sold out.

  • kusho on 26/05/2011 - 22:49

    Y it have to be lexmar class 10? i am also looking for a 32 or 64Gb SDXC card for my new SLR digital camera that can also do HD video recording. If anyone know where i can got those card at good price pls post here or post on my actual request post :) thanks

    • kingsizedballs on 30/05/2011 - 16:16

      Lexmar? SDXC? SLR?

      Dude. MicroSD man. You're talking SD.

  • Crownie on 26/05/2011 - 22:58
    +1

    I.Store in VIC seem to have them in stock:
    http://www.i-store.com.au/product/?productid=14670

    $99 but you can pick it up saving on shipping ;)

    • kingsizedballs on 30/05/2011 - 16:15

      Crownie you rockstar! That store was not 2 blocks away from where I was. Thank you so much! Got the card today. Thanks a lot!

  • llama on 27/05/2011 - 08:29

    Wow - the 32GB isn't quite at the right "size vs price" point yet is it? What's the cost for 2x16's instead?

    EDIT - what I meant was… a smaller card won't hold as much, but should still be heaps unless you are doing a continuous shoot.

    How much HD Video can you fit on a 16GB card?

    • kingsizedballs on 30/05/2011 - 16:19

      It's for a mobile phone. For storage purposes.

      • johnn on 01/06/2011 - 03:45

        Not really sure why you needed Class 10 for a mobile phone?

        Phones weren't really designed to write at the expected speeds of Class 10 cards, and even good Class 4 cards can reach maximum write speeds of 15Mb/s, theoretically placing it into the Class 15 category anyway. Proof here. (Although these are not the write speeds in the phone, but via a USB reader)

        But glad you were able to find it :)

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