Acer Liquid E2 Duo SD card problems

Question

Since about a moth I own the Acer Liquid E2 Duo. I like this phone a lot, but I do have problems with the SD card.

The first card I used, was a Kingston 16GB Class 10 card. After one week it became defect. The phone did not recognise it at all and also my laptop and desktop PC did not recognise it anymore. I have sent it back to shop and they confirmed that is was defect. I will get a new card in a few days (I hope).

So now I am using an old card of mine (a Samsung 4GB class 2) that I previously used in my old Samsung Galaxy Ace phone. But after using this card for a week or 2 I have problems again! The phone does recognize the card being inserted into the phone, but I cannot access it anymore. All apps that were moved to the card (I have the 4.2.2 firmware with the Move to SD feature) do not work anymore, the camera app now sais 'The SD card does not have enough space. Please release some storage or change the default write disk in the settings'. I also lost all my photo's and averything I stored on the card. Unfortunately I do not have an SD-card adapter to test the card in my laptop (I have to wait for the new card to arrive, it comes with an adapter), but I doubt that it will read the card succesfully...

Does anybody know a solution for this problem? Or is the only solution to return it to the phone shop and have it repaired?

Thanks in advance.

Ramon

rfbeiboer · Answer

Hi,

I haven't had any problems since I am using the new SD card. I think I'm using it for two weeks now. Lets hope for the best... Perhaps it was just bad luck!

I'm sory to hear you have the same issues.

Ramon

Brachamul · Answer

Hello there, I have similar issues with the SD card in my Acer Liquid E2. How's your SD card in the end ?

rfbeiboer · Answer

Update:

I finally got my replacement card (16GB class 10 card). Now I was able to test the unreadable 4GB (class 2) card in my laptop. It appears that it is readable, but reading data from it is terribly slow. I tried to copy pictures from the card to my hard drive; it read the files with a speed of < 20kb/s, that's definitely not the 2MB/s (Class 2 minimum!) that it is supposed to do. I also tried to write some files to the card, but that didn't work at all.

This card was always working correctly in my old phone, and has worked correctly in my Acer Liquid E2, but only for a short period...

I have put the new 16GB card in my Acer phone, and I am really hoping that it will survive!

Ramon.

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