I know the specs officially support 32gb, But that doesn't mean it won't work.
Has anyone had experience with a 64gb SD card on the Dinc?
I have never used one my self, but i have heard others say that it does work.
One way to find out. :laugh:
I have a San Disk 64G class 10 that works like a champ.
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Has anyone tried one of the sandisk 32gb microsd cards with this phone? If so, does it work okay? I have a credit that I can use with Dell and since I will be picking up the evo in October I thought about picking up one of the 32gb microsd cards that they have.
I have the one that verizon sells and it works great. Have not had any issues.
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Yup they work fine.
Can you please post the link our the sku for it.
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Anyone Out There Know, What The Biggest SDCard Size Is?
I Currently Have A 8GB Micro-SDCARD.... Although I've Seen Bigger, I Was Wondering Which One Would Be Best For My
"SPRINT CDMA HERO"?
I Heard Bigger Than 8GB Won't Work!! I Don't See Why Not?
Does Anyone Know If It Works Or Not, Please Let Me Know.....
Thanx!!
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Is this big enough?
Although I just have used 16gb with no probs
I currently use 16 gb micro sd with my hd2...
But if you asking the limit of these storage cards look at this and you will be amazed....
Thanx for the Help guys!!
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Thanx for the Help guys!!
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I know that the mytouch 4g is able to support up to a 32gb microSD card (just ordered one from newegg.com), so perhaps checking with the manufacturer or the carrier to find out the maximum size microsd your card can support.
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I know that the mytouch 4g is able to support up to a 32gb microSD card (just ordered one from newegg.com), so perhaps checking with the manufacturer or the carrier to find out the maximum size microsd your card can support.
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it's nothing to do with carrier but you can find the limit it supports in the manufacturers specs, however it is not always like that... as the limitation for HTC universal was 2 gb and with great devs here we were able to use card up to 16gb... so ask fellow XDAINS than the manufacturers... and since your device is pretty new model you should be able 32 gb....
Said there are 32gb sd card, but I got one 16 micro sd card.
Thanx Everyone For Your Help!!
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Use an 32GB Class 2 SanDisk for my Android HD2. Can't argue (for Class 2): 6MB Write, 15 MB Read.
2TB is the biggest ive seen!
Has any one try it?
Yes it does.
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Yes....works
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Yes it works currently using Kingston 32gb class 10 with SD speed booster...
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Kool...I'll get one soon. Thanks
It supports up to 48GB
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It support's 64GB micro sd card also from the looks of it. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1336961
Also I believe I had also seen a thread where someone use an adapter that combined 2 32micro sd card and it read that fine as 64GB. I believe the limitation for sd card support should be in how much Android itself can support.
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It support's 64GB micro sd card also from the looks of it. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1336961
Also I believe I had also seen a thread where someone use an adapter that combined 2 32micro sd card and it read that fine as 64GB. I believe the limitation for sd card support should be in how much Android itself can support.
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Well, that's something new. Is it only that brand?
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Been running my 32gig for a couple months now. No troubles at all.
Does anyone know if 64gb micro sd cards are compatible with the one v?
I know it says up to 32gb on the spec sheet but it said that on the sensation and that seems to accept them ok.
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Nobody tried one yet?
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Go to the store and try one, and if it works maybe you find one cheap on the internet
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I dont have a one v yet or a 64gb micro sd card for that matter. I dont want to buy either until i have confirmation it works. Havent seen any retail stores selling 64gb micro sd cards yet. Only online.
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Tried a SanDisk 64GB Micro SDXC card in my gf's One V today.
Had to format it on the phone, but after that seems to work just fine.
I thought the android OS only supported up to 32GB Micro SDHC, I'm not sure if it supports SDXC, but if it does, that would be the sweetest thing ever, more FLAC on this baby makes for a happy me
Was hoping it would. Looks promising. Thanks for your feedback
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i think 64 gb microsd don't work at phone because it support max 32 gb
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i think 64 gb microsd don't work at phone because it support max 32 gb
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Theres no phones that officially suport the 64gb cards but lots of phones that actually seem to work ok with them. Including the sensation, the gs2 and galaxy note to name a few. I would have thought that as long as its been formatted it should work ok.
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i have a 64gb kingston and its working fine.
I got my HTC One V today.
The 64GB SanDisk SDXC card, that I had been using on my HTC Wildfire S before works just fine.
Hey, does it matter if the MicroSD (8GB) is Class 4 or 10? I don't understand the difference but i better ask before i buy one.
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Hey, does it matter if the MicroSD (8GB) is Class 4 or 10? I don't understand the difference but i better ask before i buy one.
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Class 4 means it has 4mbps write speed and class 10 means it has 10mbps write speed ....it does matter.....
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Class 4 means it has 4mbps write speed and class 10 means it has 10mbps write speed ....it does matter.....
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I have class 2 and about 5mbps write and 20+ read....it isn't true...with a class 6 sdcard you will get 15mb write speed...
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The class tells you what minimum write speed the manufacturer guarantees.
Most cards go a good deal above the value because the manufacturers play it safe.
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I also wanted to confirm that my HTC One V (from Virgin Mobile) sees 59.5GB of a SanDisk Mobile Ultra microSDXC Class 6 Flash 64GB Memory Card. One of the reasons i switched to Android from the iPhone was the ability to store all of my music collection on my phone and this should be almost enough space.
Hi boys/girls,
I'm searching for a 64gb sd card but im not sure which one to take.. Id like a fast one xD
Any tips u can give to this noob??
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I have the Sandisk which is fine for me. Still don't understand that my old Nokia N97 already had 32gb whereas the superduper quadcore hype devices of today are still stuck at 16gb internal memory. These should have been at 64gb stock. Ah well...
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I have a sandisk one as well (class 10 sdxc). It's rated at about 30mbps vs the normal 10mbps. Works great so far.
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Hi boys/girls,
I'm searching for a 64gb sd card but im not sure which one to take.. Id like a fast one xD
Any tips u can give to this noob??
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Try to find ones that labeled UHS-1 (or UHS-I). If you want use torrents or others extremely high IO operations buy only ones with >40MB read/write specification (actual speed will be lower), otherwise stick with those with >20MB read/write.
ADATA has UHS-1 series 45MB Read/Write
SanDisk has UHS-1 "Mobile Ultra" 20MB Read/Write and UHS-1 "Extreme" 90MB Read/Write
List of course is incomplete, and all of UHS-1 labeled card also have Class10 label (because there is no higher Class)
Other that SanDisk "Mobile Ultra" will be expensive at 64GB and hard to find..
I've read somewhere Samsung micro SD 64gb is slightly faster than Sandisk one by a few mb/s transfer speed.
Ty for your answers peep.
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I recently bought a 'SanDisk microSDXC Ultra Class 10 64 GB' and am very happy with it. I even managed to watch a 1080p movie with lossless DTS sound with it recently without even the slightest problem.
I also went with the Sandisk 64gb one, I formatted it in exfat with windows 7 and its been great for movies.
Great! Do u guys have an idea where i can get 1
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Hi boys/girls,
I'm searching for a 64gb sd card but im not sure which one to take.. Id like a fast one xD
Any tips u can give to this noob??
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I recommend 64gb sd card class 10 from amazon
Ty for the reply. Got allready 1 for like a month and im happy with it xD
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