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I haven't tried a class 10 card but using the N2A system, another company doing the same thing, I followed their forum discussions for a while. I have used N2A from time to time.
They tried to get this working on both 64gb and class 10 cards and finally gave up. A few users had success with only occasional problems but most had a lot of problems. I don't recall the reasons for that.
It's been a few years since I followed that and it's entirely possible the situation has changed since then but it's what I know so I thought I'd share it.
The price of class 10 cards is low enough that it can't hurt to try it. You can always use the card for something else if it fails. And if you've paid for the system you can always get a class 4 card later to use it.
I do know that N2A worked reasonably well on a class 4 card. I used it on a Nook Color and later on a Nook HD and also on a Nook HD+. I still keep the formatted card handy for my old Nook HD, although I don't use it that much.
It's not the most stable Android I've used. It works very well but just every now and then it locks up. A forced reboot always fixes it. It doesn't happen often enough to be a major problem but it does happen often enough to be a bit of a pain at times. Again, this is about N2A. I haven't used their competitors and know nothing about them.
Barry
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