I have a class 4, 32GB micro sd card and i'm planning to buy a new one. I'm thinking about buying a class 10 64gb, but i don't know if the phone will support this much memory.
There is any drawback about having 64gb? Should i get a class 10 32gb instead?
ffp. said:
I have a class 4, 32GB micro sd card and i'm planning to buy a new one. I'm thinking about buying a class 10 64gb, but i don't know if the phone will support this much memory.
There is any drawback about having 64gb? Should i get a class 10 32gb instead?
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It has been reported that Xperia 2011 devices like Arc S and Play support 64GB so I think it should work, but it is NOT advisable! And only ONE Neo V user has reported using 64GB hence it is a RISKY investment! :cyclops:
I'd say stick to buying a Class 10 32GB
But if you still wanna get the 64GB then here is the procedure - Insert the SDCard(It might show prompt saying Card is empty) and Format it from the phone(FAT32) and it should work.
Disclaimer : I got info from other posts. I'm not responsible if anything goes wrong with the 64GB choice! :cyclops:
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It looks like the unbranded 8gb class 6 card i bought has completely stopped working, so i'm thinking of getting a new sandisk card.
People previously thought that the class of the card affected the performance of the phone. Is that still what people still think now the new ROM has come out and sped up the phone?
Any advice on how to revive my unresponsive card (phone say no sd card detected). Or what card to get as a replacement, i might go for 16gb.
I'm using a 16Gb card myself i bought it on ebay its not a 6 class card. It isn't slow i'm listning music play games(games are on sd card) but it was never slow.
hero was slow with the stock rom.
Is it branded? I think buying a cheap unbranded one before was a mistake.
The one i have says toshiba. ad what i read is that there is no major difference between class 2 and 4 but i'm not sure. i didn't pay much it was a cheap one. i make also backups off my sd card if happends something to my sd card.
If you want to buy a good one buy a branded one. sandisk is a great one.
Anyone have any problems using a class 2 card?
Hi All,
I am using the Tab with an SD to uSD adapter, but I want to buy a higher capacity uSD card and want to ensure it works on the Tab.
HAs anyone tried Class 10 SD or uSD cards with success?
No one is using the USB connection kit here?
I Use 32GB Class 10 from Transcend
If we're talking about the accessory Samsung sells where you insert an SD card in one end, and insert the other end into the Tab's 30-pin port - Then we are talking about the same thing . . .
I use that adaptor along with a Transcend 32gb Class 10 SDHC card. Works great for me.
squirreldon said:
If we're talking about the accessory Samsung sells where you insert an SD card in one end, and insert the other end into the Tab's 30-pin port - Then we are talking about the same thing . . .
I use that adaptor along with a Transcend 32gb Class 10 SDHC card. Works great for me.
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Exactly the information Iwas looking for. I was going to buy either a Sandisk 32GB class 4 card or Lexar/ something else class 10. Will buy class 10 then.
I know Sandisk 64GB will work in SGS2 if one only have the need of space for backup, movies and music (apps to SD will fail).
Lots of info about SanDisk ... couldn't find any about Samsung and Kingston 64GB cards ...
Have anybody tried 64GB MicroSD Card from Samsung or Kingston in SGS2?
Is it same same or do I have to buy SanDisk in order to get it working?
Paracetamol is paracetamol.
Ibuprofen is ibuprofen.
MicroSDXC is microSDXC.
Mittaa said:
I know Sandisk 64GB will work in SGS2 if one only have the need of space for backup, movies and music (apps to SD will fail).
Lots of info about SanDisk ... couldn't find any about Samsung and Kingston 64GB cards ...
Have anybody tried 64GB MicroSD Card from Samsung or Kingston in SGS2?
Is it same same or do I have to buy SanDisk in order to get it working?
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Brand shouldnt make a difference as far as compatibility with device.
Just dont even think about getting a card from ebay though. You will just end up with a fake version that has been modded to display larger then what it is.
oinkylicious said:
Paracetamol is paracetamol.
Ibuprofen is ibuprofen.
MicroSDXC is microSDXC.
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Thanks. Fun way to provide me with an answer ... hope your right LOL
Hi my name is Jack, and I'm new here in the forum.
I just wondering if my Samsung Galaxy S3 (i9300) can support 128 Gb Micro SD microSDHC?
Something like this...
128 Gb Micro SD-TF Memory Card Class 10 With Adapter-USA
(Just copy the line and paste on Google to see the price of product)
I have knowledge that there is a SanDisk 128gb microSDXC. But I can not pay that much money ($ 120)
SanDisk 128GB microSDXC Ultra 128G microSD micro SDXC 30MB/s Class 10 UHS-1 Card
(Just copy the line and paste on Google to see the price of product)
Thanks in advance.
Eu-foria said:
Hi my name is Jack, and I'm new here in the forum.
I just wondering if my Samsung Galaxy S3 (i9300) can support 128 Gb Micro SD microSDHC?
Something like this...
128 Gb Micro SD-TF Memory Card Class 10 With Adapter-USA
(Just copy the line and paste on Google to see the price of product)
I have knowledge that there is a SanDisk 128gb microSDXC. But I can not pay that much money ($ 120)
SanDisk 128GB microSDXC Ultra 128G microSD micro SDXC 30MB/s Class 10 UHS-1 Card
(Just copy the line and paste on Google to see the price of product)
Thanks in advance.
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Samsung Galaxy S3 supports up to 64gb micro SD card. Moreover, I think 128 gb SD card is way too much for Galaxy S3, just imagine what will happen if you fill all the memory of the card. Thats why I suggest you buy a card with lower space, something like 16gb,32gb or 64gb.
Banchev said:
Samsung Galaxy S3 supports up to 64gb micro SD card. Moreover, I think 128 gb SD card is way too much for Galaxy S3, just imagine what will happen if you fill all the memory of the card. Thats why I suggest you buy a card with lower space, something like 16gb,32gb or 64gb.
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I can not imagine that could happen, but... I already have a 64Gb card (and I have no space in it)
Because of this, I have this doubt.
Eu-foria said:
I can not imagine that could happen, but... I already have a 64Gb card (and I have no space in it)
Because of this, I have this doubt.
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Lol! I cannot believe it. What do you have in this card, how did you fill the entire 64 gb space?
64GB aint that much if you video record and have a lot of music files.
was wondering if there is a difference between Samsung and SanDisk cards in terms of working well with the S3. I have the samsung 64gb Class 10 UHS-1. Is there anything i should be aware of, stability, format etc.
Thanks
I'm looking forward to purchasing this Samsung Electronics 32GB PRO Micro SDHC with Adapter Upto 90MB/s Class 10 Memory Card (MB-MG32DA/AM)
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IVPU894/ref=cm_sw_su_dp
It will work with my Xperia Z2?
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I'm looking forward to purchasing this Samsung Electronics 32GB PRO Micro SDHC with Adapter Upto 90MB/s Class 10 Memory Card (MB-MG32DA/AM)
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IVPU894/ref=cm_sw_su_dp
It will work with my Xperia Z2?
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Yes, I use the 64 GB version. I believe they are the fastest microSD available.
All right I will buy it.
64 is overkill to me. 32gb is enough.
I see no point in buying such a fast card for the Z2.