SanDisk
SanDisk 32GB Class 4 SDHC Memory Card
A 32 GB SDHC card rated Class 4 for minimum sustained write speed in compatible cameras and devices
- 32 GB capacity stores photos and video
- Class 4 rating guarantees minimum sustained write speed
- SDHC format supports higher capacity cards
- Works with cameras, phones and navigation systems
- New SD 2.0 specification enables 32 GB storage
32 GB SDHC card for everyday devices
This 32 GB SanDisk SDHC card follows the SD 2.0 specification and carries a Class 4 speed rating. It is suited for digital cameras, camcorders, smartphones, handheld PCs, car navigation units and electronic books that accept SDHC media. The card provides a minimum sustained write speed for standard-definition video and photo capture.
Stamp-sized form factor with SDHC-only compatibility
The card uses the familiar postage-stamp dimensions that fit standard SD slots, but the SDHC format is not backwards compatible with legacy SD host devices. Users must confirm their equipment supports SDHC before purchase. The retail package protects the card during storage and transport.
Retail packaging for immediate use
The card ships in a retail package that keeps the media clean and ready for insertion. No additional adapters, cables or software utilities are bundled. The packaging allows the card to be stored safely when not in a device.
Highlights
- 32 GB capacity stores photos and video
- Class 4 rating guarantees minimum sustained write speed
- SDHC format supports higher capacity cards
- Works with cameras, phones and navigation systems
- New SD 2.0 specification enables 32 GB storage
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the Class 4 rating mean for minimum write speed?
Class 4 guarantees a minimum sustained write speed of 4 MB/s, which the card must maintain during video recording or file transfers.
Will this 32 GB SDHC card fit in a standard full-size SD slot?
Yes, the card follows the SDHC physical form factor and fits any full-size SD slot that supports the SD 2.0 specification.
What is the first step when using this card in a new device?
Insert the card, then format it in the device before saving any files; skipping the in-device format often causes read errors later.
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