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It only takes a maximum of 32gig.
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Hello, does anyone know if you can use a Sandisk Ultra Micro SD SDXC UHS-I 64GB Class 10 in the Galaxy S3 mini? Was thinking of buying one but definitely want a bit more space. Thanks in advance!
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It only takes a maximum of 32gig.
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I've seen many reports of that 64gb works just fine. Same with other models as well.
It's just that samsung doesn't test full functionallity with bigger sd than 32gb.
Like for SGSII, Samusng IS stating it supports up to 32GB but I'm using Sandisk Ultra Micro SD SDXC UHS-I 64GB on mine, though I never tried it on SGSIII Mini. I mounted old 8GB class 6 there as my wife does not need more and it was just collecting dust. I could swap for a quicky test, but it's not going to tell you anything re stability etc, just if it mounts or not. I don't want to do it as my wife is using her phone all the time and I really can't see the point in taking it over for the day and waiting ... for something/anything.
Mind you - Sandisk Ultra Micro SD SDXC UHS-I 64GB can be really defective and I trust I was very lucky to get a good one.
The 64GB card's working just fine in my phone, "internal SD-external SD swap" script and all.
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Great, thanks everyone!
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Hi to all again
I'm just woundering will my sgs support a 32gb sd card and also which class dose it support as well as i've been looking at the class 10s.
cheers
madant
Yes the galaxy supports 32gb card, just make sure its a micro damn hard to make a normal one fit! A class 4 would probably be sufficient dont know if you would gain anything with a class 10 and would also be less expensive.
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Yes the galaxy supports 32gb card, just make sure its a micro damn hard to make a normal one fit!
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Lol they seem to lose a significant amount of integrity when you pound a full size sd card in a micro sd slot.
Swyped from a galaxy far far away.
Soz guys i ment an external micro sd card.lol
Madant2011
I replaced my Transcend 16GB Class6 microSDHC with a Kingston 32GB Class10.
According to SD-Tools I had 6-7 MB/s before while now it ranges between 9 and 13 MB/s. So write speed is definitely better.
Thanks for the help, were's the best place to get your sd card from.?????.
Cheers
Madant2011
madant2011 said:
Thanks for the help, were's the best place to get your sd card from.?????.
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Just search for the product ID SDC10/32GB
i know that galaxy note support microSD, up to 32GB.
but my question is does galaxy note also support MicroSDHC?
can anyone please tell me
thanks in advance
32GB of micro SD is HC. microSDHC is between 4-32GB
Galaxy Note even supports Micro SDXC - 64gb.
according to NZtechfreak , after format his Sandisk 64GB micro SDXC card to FAT32 then it will work perfectly fine with the galaxy note
ps more detail is here http://www.androidnz.net/2011/09/sandisk-64gb-micro-sdxc-cards-confirmed.html
and from the main topic question : yes its support microSDHC
ps ( a bit more ) :i cant seem to find anywhere that got 64gb one in stock in UK
mobymemory.co.uk has it in stock around £100
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Galaxy Note even supports Micro SDXC - 64gb.
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confirmed, i have one which makes my note a beast: 32GB internal plus the 64GB sdxc makes a total of 96GB... not bad for a "phone"!
Works fine with my 64gb sdxc too.
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If you had checked out the accessories subforum you would have seen a discussion about this allready, btw i love my 64GB Sandisk microsdxc in my note which i have had zero issues with. Search or have a quick look around before making a new topic
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Yes, but how is it formatted FAT32 or ExFAT? Only ExFat supports files over 4GB.
I don't think that Samsung provided the ExFat driver in their kernel (it's not free).
Not samsung kernel but abyys kernel support ntfs read/write. I'm using now ntfs formatted 32gb class 10 Samsung micro sdhc card in my galaxy note without a problem. I can totally copy and watch 10gb hd movie with mx player.u can find abyys kernel in this forum.
Running 64 gig everything fine ,put card straight into phone then press format thats it. here is speeds
Sandisk ultra class 6
galaxy note rrv19.1 3.2 kernal
Hi TML1504. I did not know you could buy a note with 32gb internal memory?
If so where did you purchase from?
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Hi TML1504. I did not know you could buy a note with 32gb internal memory?
If so where did you purchase from?
regards
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read this and the following posts!
Thanks. just wonder when the 32Gb in white is available
Confirm working... Tried formatting from Note 10.1 and PC but still not working... After formatting my Sandisk 64GB microSD in SGSII it start working without any issue.... Finally...
Good info here. Thanks.
Well now most micro sd cards are HC. they se even further classified into classes. Cards with most read write speed nowdays are class 10. Though i am using a class 4 card but it us working fine.
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I'm on a budget here, and I'm looking for an external SD to place all my media.
Thing is, I don't need to have amazing transfer speeds from PC to card.
I just play media on phone, and I don't frequently take videos on my phone.
So what's the best card for me? I suppose class 10 cards aren't a necessity for me right?
I bought a SanDisk 64GB Micro SDXC from Amazon for $45. Don't know what your budget is so it is hard to recommend something.
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http://www.sandisk.com/products/memory-cards/microsd/ultra-class10-with-adapter/?capacity=64GB
The best.
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Yeah I know it's the best. But don't wanna spend excess money on a card which I don't need. Any other suggestions?
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Yeah I know it's the best. But don't wanna spend excess money on a card which I don't need. Any other suggestions?
Beamed from Jupiter on my Galaxy Note II
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Just get a standard Class 10 mSD card. Unless of course you want 64GB in which case you would want to get the SanDisk Ultra 64GB
32GB
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...ords=micro sd card&qid=1349895995&s=pc&sr=1-2
http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-micro...&qid=1349895995&sr=1-5&keywords=micro+sd+card
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-32GB-...qid=1349895995&sr=1-10&keywords=micro+sd+card
Not terribly budget friendly, but not bad, either, pick one up before their gone! ($40 for 64GB!)
http://dealspl.us/Electronics_deals/p_sandisk-mobile-ultra-64gb-microsdxc-class-6-memory-card
Check out my master accessories guide it contains a 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB.
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http://www.sandisk.com/products/memory-cards/microsd/ultra-class10-with-adapter/?capacity=64GB
The best.
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I totally agree.
Whatever your budget and size-need is; make sure you buy a card that is class 10. Class 4 are too slow for files transfers; they're good for the normal reading of audio and video files but the transfers (in and out) are just a pain-slow...
Ron
I bought a SanDisk Micro SDXC but only 32GB
i use sandisk 32gb buyed on Amazon two years ago and Perfect!
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Just get a standard Class 10 mSD card. Unless of course you want 64GB in which case you would want to get the SanDisk Ultra 64GB
32GB
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...ords=micro sd card&qid=1349895995&s=pc&sr=1-2
http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-micro...&qid=1349895995&sr=1-5&keywords=micro+sd+card
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-32GB-...qid=1349895995&sr=1-10&keywords=micro+sd+card
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Sony cards are on sale today only on Amazon. Great prices!
http://gizmodo.com/save-big-sony-sd-cards-flash-drives-and-more-today-on-1535506217/@shepmcallister
psyjohn said:
Sony cards are on sale today only on Amazon. Great prices!
http://gizmodo.com/save-big-sony-sd-cards-flash-drives-and-more-today-on-1535506217/@shepmcallister
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WOAH! Anyone have any experience with any of these Sony SD cards? Looks like they're priced to move...
I heard eg class 6 performs better than class 10 in some scenarios.
Is class 10 always the way to go?
I've had a class 4 kingstone micro sd card and it worked extremely fine with media files .. I think class 10 just for media is a little bit far
Sandisk 32 gig class 10 is $22 on amazon. The class 6 is a couple dollars more. You won't need the higher class for what you are doing. Just for basic pics and music a class 6 is fine. Also I advise against the 64 gig if you are using CWM recovery and/or a aosp ROM. They aren't friends.
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10 class samsung 32G and 16G hama class 6.the hama have better speed then samsung so best is to test it before you buy
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I have a sandisk sd 64 and I really like it. For most basic users like yourself I would suggest looking for a bargain deal. Amazon has SD cards on sale most of the time, I wouldn't buy anything unless it was on sale if budget is important.
I got Samsung after my SanDisk failed
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What size sd card should I get? Would 2gb be fine?
If you're gonna be installing a lot of software you should probably go with 4+. I believe 2 is sufficient if you have it on hand
Thanks
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SD cards are so cheap now, I always buy them on newegg.com. 32GB for $20 just do it.
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SD cards are so cheap now, I always buy them on newegg.com. 32GB for $20 just do it.
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Yes I just got a sandisk 16GB Extreme Class 10 45MBPS for 17.00 prime free shipping
Also RPi has a micro SD card adapter, so I am using my old micro SD card from old phone. They are available at adafruit.com or ModMyPi.com. they are cheaper at adafruit.com
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The minimum size SD card I would recommend is 8 GB, also check out this list of SD cards that are known to work well with the RPi and this list of SD cards to avoid and that are known to cause problems and not work.
I think 16Gb 10class SD card is best of speed*size/price.
I looking on sandisk extreme 8GB. But I've read that rpi with some kernels have boot problems with some really fast cards.
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I you are pretending to really use the rPi as a "real computer" everyday, install softwares, development kits, etc I would recommend a 8GB or more SD card, they are not expensive(as a guy said, a 32GB card will cost less than 30 bucks in USA. This is difficult here in Brazil, today I bought a 8GB MicroSD card for 30 dollars). If you want to use the rPi for small things, Chrome OS or something like that I think that a 4GB card will be fine.
I Picked myself up a couple of these at the start of this year, Class 10's and on the known Good List and only 20GBP at the moment, which is a bargain. Now all I need a RaspPi to go with it
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[...] Now all I need a RaspPi to go with it
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You can be happy getting the 512MB version then, so waiting isn't that bad.
OT: 4GB ist enough for almost everything, but then its recommended to mount /home onto an external drive for storing user data.
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You can be happy getting the 512MB version then, so waiting isn't that bad.
OT: 4GB ist enough for almost everything, but then its recommended to mount /home onto an external drive for storing user data.
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Yes I've just had an email RE: reserving one. combine that with the GPU Driver release and there might just be a chance of getting jellybean going on it. .
use class 10 SD card , Sandisk is better
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use class 10 SD card , Sandisk is better
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Thats what I got class 10 45mbps 16gb $17 USD shipped on amazon
8GB class 10.
unfortunately our device [desire] has not sufficient internal memory, I recommend buying at least 8Gb class 10, if it is not possible for you class 6 is also ok.
Wintec 32GB class 10 micro sd, confirmed working with Debian.
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Patriot 32GB class 10 micro SD confirmed working.
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i just bough 64gb class 10... sandisk ultimate for 75$ in my country....
was it too expensive?
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Hello ,
as the tittle said
i was looking hardly for the SanDisk Ultra 32gb class 10 microSD but i didn't find it at my country
i found Lexar 32GB Micro SDHC High Speed Card with Reader - Class 10 Extreme Speed
now i would like to know which one is better
Speed / brand / stands longer
don't mind the price
Sandisk Ultra 32GB Class 10 Micro SD Card with SD Adapter - FFP :
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0084DWCTW
Lexar 32GB Micro SDHC High Speed Card with Reader - Class 10 Extreme Speed :
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Lexar-32GB-Micro-Speed-Reader/dp/B004BR2ZTM
please help ASAP
I have been using that exact Lexar card you referenced for several months. I used it first in a Galaxy S3, and then moved it over to the Note 2.
I have not had any issues nor corruptions, and have been very pleased with it.
I would buy it again without question!
please of anyone tested both cards tell me
i need to decide urgently
Thanx a lot
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please of anyone tested both cards tell me
i need to decide urgently
Thanx a lot
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I have both, the sandisk is slightly faster, lexar is slightly expensive.
Any more feedback ?
I read a lot of revs says lexar is better and faster
Please i need to buy it urgently
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I would recommend anything but Sandisk.
i have a question ...
Is Class 10 really needed for Mobile device ... or only class 4 will work for Mobile full Hd record and Burst mode shooting ??
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I would recommend anything but Sandisk.
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why !!
i afraid it's too late , i ordered sandisk
tell me why you said that
Any ?
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about sandisk's bad reviews - a while back they had an ultrabad batch of cards that failed pretty consistently and they gained a bad rap for it - apparently they're better / fixed now, but fwiw, i've had every brand fail on me (literally; patriot, lexar, sandisk etc) but I might be the exception to the usage details as I'm swapping machines all day
My last card was a Lexar 32 c10 and it worked perfectly for over a year. It's now in my wife's G3. I've been using a Sandisk 64 c10 for the last few months and it's also working flawlessly. I think you're fine with either one.
i got the Sandisk 32 class 10
that is the first step to do to start using it now ?
format on computer or plug it to the phone directly ?
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i got the Sandisk 32 class 10
that is the first step to do to start using it now ?
format on computer or plug it to the phone directly ?
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You could simply plug it in to the phone (while it's off of course) and format the card within the phone as well
I have done that too as well. I recently bought a 32gb micro sd for my Note2 sgh-i317 and for my gs3 a 64gb micro sd sgh-i747
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