Amazon 60% off Transcend Class 4 32 GB microSDHC Flash Memory Card – $30.18 AUD Shipped

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neil on 24/03/2012 - 01:42 amazon.com (255 clicks)
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For today’s edition of Deal of the day, Amazon has a Transcend 32 GB microSDHC Flash Memory Card for the very low price of just $23.99. That’s 60% off the card’s usual retail price of $59.99. The perfect memory card to go along with your favorite mobile or portable gadget.

This appears to be a class 4. It comes with an adapter for use as an SDHC card.

Camelx3 shows that this is the lowest ever price ever offered on Amazon for this product.

Previous micro sdhc cards deals:
Sandisk Class 6 32gb for $42
Sandisk Class 4 32gb for $30
Lexar Class 10 32gb for $38

Via [Geeks are Sexy]

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  madturbo123 on 24/03/2012 - 07:57

  i ended up buying the Lexar class 10 32gb for 38.40 as i'm over my class 2 16gb card.

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  y12345678 on 24/03/2012 - 08:12

  i cant find any shipping on Amazon

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    BlueMM on 24/03/2012 - 09:42

    You have to go through "add to cart", "checkout" & all the way to the end (confirm order) before you see the shipping price. If it doesn't ship to Australia, you might only find out after putting in the destination halfway through checkout. Also, most merchants on Amazon don't ship to Australia, but if they do, the shipping price is usually crazy.

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      dexy on 24/03/2012 - 12:52

      Saw a $5 16GB card, but postage was $25

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  Certified Angus on 24/03/2012 - 09:01

  I know that consumers with problems are often more vocal than satisfied customers, but the Amazon reviews indicate a near 10% failure rate for this card. Local, risk it; US, maybe not.

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    Jabba the Hutt on 24/03/2012 - 11:34

    +2

    I know that consumers with problems are often more vocal than satisfied customers, but

    I know the figures I'm about to give are perhaps dubious and misleading, maybe an order of magnitude divorced from reality, but Amazon reviews suggest WD Green hard disks have a roughly 25% early failure rate, homeopathic remedies have an 80-90% success rate, etc.