Wow! That is a bargain.
Now they’re less. Saw a class 2 for around $12. Not free shipping, but not bad iether.
Dalaug234 wrote:
Now they’re less. Saw a class 2 for around $12. Not free shipping, but not bad iether.
I didn’t know there were class 2 Fuzes. 
:smileyvery-happy:
They must be the refurbished ones. 
So you expect me to know how to read?
LOL.
Sorry I meant micro cards.
However the $59 is a great deal. For a Fuze that is.
Costco also has the 8GB Fuze for $59.99 I believe (saw it in the last mailer for instore purchases, website only shows a 2GB version for more).
As for micro SDHC, newegg.com has SanDisk 16GB micro SDHC for $45 (looks at my player) and it’s a class 2. There’s also one for $4 cheaper with an adapter from DANE-ELEC. Those are about the cheapest I found for 16GB micro.
@whynotv2 wrote:
Costco also has the 8GB Fuze for $59.99 I believe (saw it in the last mailer for instore purchases, website only shows a 2GB version for more).
As for micro SDHC, newegg.com has SanDisk 16GB micro SDHC for $45 (looks at my player) and it’s a class 2. There’s also one for $4 cheaper with an adapter from DANE-ELEC. Those are about the cheapest I found for 16GB micro.
micro SDHC memory is very volatile as far as price is concerned. It changes almost daily. Just a couple of days ago, I picked up a couple of 16GB cards for $38, each at an Amazon Partner. I’m sure there are lower prices if you look around hard enough.
Why doesn’t Sandisk make a 16 GB class 4 or class 6 micro SDHC card? I recently bought an 8 GB class 4 card(not Sandisk though). I might have bought a 16 GB one if I found a brand I trusted with a class 4 or class 6 card at a reasonable price. Why are Sandisk microSDHC cards that are class 4 or class 6 so expensive? The class 2 Sandisk cards aren’t that much more than competing brands, but the class 4 and class 6 ones are priced so much higher than the competition.
At times, it seems that the price for a fuze goes up and down more often than an elevator.
That’s because the Fuzes are delivered to the warehouse using a TARDIS. Wormhole activity has been quite erratic as of late, requiring more maintenance costs.
The newer TARDIS is made abroad, not in the U.K., so subassemblies aren’t readily available spares.
Bob
