SanDisk
SanDisk Edge 8GB microSDHC Class 4 5-pack
Five-pack of 8 GB Class 4 microSDHC cards for general-purpose portable storage
- TypemicroSDHC
- Card typeMicroSD
- Capacity8GB
- Speed Class RatingClass 4
- Five 8 GB microSDHC cards in one pack
- Class 4 rating guarantees at least 4 MB/s write speed
- microSDHC format works with devices that support SDHC or SDXC
- Compact size fits phones, action cameras and other portable gear
- No moving parts for durable solid-state storage
Five-card kit for everyday storage
This pack contains five SanDisk Edge microSDHC cards, each with 8 GB of capacity. They are rated Class 4, guaranteeing a minimum write speed of 4 MB/s. The cards suit devices that accept the microSDHC format up to 32 GB.
Users needing basic removable media
The cards work well in older phones, compact cameras or simple recorders that only require Class 4 performance. They are not suited for hardware that demands Class 10 or UHS speeds, nor for devices limited to the original microSD format capped at 2 GB.
Ready-to-use multi-pack
Five cards are supplied together, letting you distribute storage across several devices or keep spares on hand. No adapters or additional software are included in the package.
Highlights
- Five 8 GB microSDHC cards in one pack
- Class 4 rating guarantees at least 4 MB/s write speed
- microSDHC format works with devices that support SDHC or SDXC
- Compact size fits phones, action cameras and other portable gear
- No moving parts for durable solid-state storage
Specifications
| Brand | SanDisk |
|---|---|
| Type | microSDHC |
| Card type | MicroSD |
| Capacity | 8GB |
| Speed Class Rating | Class 4 |
Questions about this item
Does my device need a microSDHC slot to use these 8GB cards?
Yes, the cards follow the microSDHC standard, so the host must accept microSDHC or microSDXC slots; older microSD-only devices will not recognise them.
Will these Class 4 cards slow down a device that also takes Class 10 media?
The device will run each card at its own rated speed; Class 4 cards deliver at least 4MB/s write, while Class 10 cards can reach 10MB/s, so mixed use is possible but the slower card limits its own performance.
How can I verify each card delivers the rated Class 4 speed after formatting?
Run a write-speed test with a tool such as h2testw or CrystalDiskMark; sustained sequential write should stay at or above 4MB/s on every card in the pack.
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