SanDisk microSDHC Class 4 16GB 10-pack card reader
Ten 16 GB Class 4 microSDHC cards with SD adapters, cases and a reader included
- Total capacity16 GB
- Memory card formatMicroSD
- Speed classClass 4
- Product typeMicroSDHC
- 10-pack with reader simplifies bulk storage needs
- Class 4 rating delivers up to 20MB/s read speed
- 16GB capacity per card suits everyday media
- Water, shock and X-ray proof design protects data
- SD adapters included for wider device compatibility
16 GB microSDHC Class 4 10-pack
This bundle supplies ten microSDHC cards each rated at 16 GB with a Class 4 speed rating. A single SD adapter and a USB card reader are included for immediate use. The pack suits buyers who need multiple low-cost cards for standard-definition capture or bulk distribution.
Class 4 speed ceiling
Class 4 guarantees a minimum sustained write of 4 MB/s, with the manufacturer citing up to 20 MB/s read and 5 MB/s write. This throughput handles standard-definition video and still photography but will bottleneck full HD or higher bit-rate recording. The UHS-I bus is present but the Class 4 rating remains the limiting factor for sustained writes.
16 GB per card headroom
Each 16 GB card holds roughly four hours of standard-definition footage or thousands of compressed photos. Capacity runs out quickly with high-bit-rate formats or extended sessions. The ten-card bundle provides aggregate storage but no single card exceeds 16 GB, so users needing continuous large files must swap cards frequently.
How it compares
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- Price $214.99
- Pricier than about 91% of the 511 comparable items (median $18.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | SanDisk |
| Total capacity | 16 GB |
| Product type | MicroSDHC |
| Performance | |
| Speed class | Class 4 |
| Storage | |
| Memory card format | MicroSD |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB or 32 GB version?
The 16 GB cards in this pack give you ten cards and a reader; the 4 GB, 8 GB and 32 GB models are sold separately.
What does the 20 MB/s read speed mean when I put the card in my camera?
It is the maximum sequential read rate the card can sustain; real-world transfer will be lower depending on the device and file sizes.
The card is labelled UHS‑I — what does that limit in practice?
UHS‑I defines the bus interface; this card runs at Class 4 speeds of 20 MB/s read and 5 MB/s write within that bus.
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