does anybody know the max read/wright speeds of the first gen meenova card reader? i just bought a SanDisk Extreme 32GB UHS-I/U3 Micro SDHC and i just want to know should i buy the newer meenova reader that for sure supports the speeds of this card
TheAtheistOtaku said:
does anybody know the max read/wright speeds of the first gen meenova card reader? i just bought a SanDisk Extreme 32GB UHS-I/U3 Micro SDHC and i just want to know should i buy the newer meenova reader that for sure supports the speeds of this card
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I have two Meenova First Gen card readers. In one I have a Sandisk 128gb SDXC card and the other has a Sandisk Ultra 32gb SDHC both are Class 10 and I have no issues with read/write to either
can you connect the card reader to the Nexus 5 trough OTG?
It plugs right into the USB port of the Nexus 5. Some kernels have OTG capability; if yours doesn't, you can use the StickMount app to mount the reader.
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i currently have a class 10 32GB microSDHC card in my Inc2.. but would like to get a 64GB to put in it. will it support a 64(or for the future, larger)?
I'm pretty sure that the max that it can handle is 32gb
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i currently have a class 10 32GB microSDHC card in my Inc2.. but would like to get a 64GB to put in it. will it support a 64(or for the future, larger)?
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That 64gb card you're looking at is not microSDHC. It is microSDXC. The SDHC (with the micro part included) only allows for up to 32gb in capacity by specification. If you see something larger labeled as a SDHC card, be weary about purchasing it.
This is not to say the Inc2 doesn't support larger capacities. The SD standard is pretty flexible. If HTC didn't cheap out too much it MIGHT be able to read a SDXC card at SDHC speeds (SDXC also has some speed updates in the specification). However, HTC says this thing uses microSDHC so it's probably a good bet that you should stick with SDHC cards.
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Does anyone have to use the device Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini - Card Sandisk MicroSD EXTREME?
The fact that my answer came from a corporation that Sandisk EXTREME cards are not suitable for the Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini:
We have checked and found out that your device Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini phone is compatible with the card 64GB Ultra micro SD, but not with the card SanDisk 64GB 80MB / s UHS-1 Extreme micro SD, for which you asked.
There have been reports that some users had issues with power consumption when using certain 64GB microSD cards.
I'm not sure if the line of cards are those you have specified but I doubt the device will be able to hit 80MB/s anyway so you would be purchasing an over-speced card for the phone.
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its not the 64gb card version but i am using the 32gb extreme by sandisk without any problems?
The users were fine with the 32 but had issues with the 64. Not sure what's up
487242515 said:
Does anyone have to use the device Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini - Card Sandisk MicroSD EXTREME?
The fact that my answer came from a corporation that Sandisk EXTREME cards are not suitable for the Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini:
We have checked and found out that your device Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini phone is compatible with the card 64GB Ultra micro SD, but not with the card SanDisk 64GB 80MB / s UHS-1 Extreme micro SD, for which you asked.
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I had problem with SanDisk microSDXC 64GB Class 10 UHS-I Ultra Android. I had to return this card to the shop and now I use Kingston microSDHC 32GB Class 10 without any problem.
geralt said:
I had problem with SanDisk microSDXC 64GB Class 10 UHS-I Ultra Android. I had to return this card to the shop and now I use Kingston microSDHC 32GB Class 10 without any problem.
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Not the extreme card the op asked about but I'm using the Sandisk microSDXC 64GB Class10 UHS-1 Ultra android 30 MB/s card without problems in my i9195.
I don't know what was problem but sometimes phone unpug the card when it read data from card.
going to buy a Samsung 64gb sdxc card class 10 for my new galaxy tab s, can anyone tell me if the sdxc card can be read on pc via a adapter for SDHC card or d i need a separate adapter ?
auldreekie said:
going to buy a Samsung 64gb sdxc card class 10 for my new galaxy tab s, can anyone tell me if the sdxc card can be read on pc via a adapter for SDHC card or d i need a separate adapter ?
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SDHC already supports capacities up to 2TB, but Windows will not format a FAT32 device above 32GB so the decision was made to stop SDHC cards at 32GB and switch to SDXC which uses exFAT. If you don't care about exFAT and don't mind using a 3rd party format tool you can probably use SDXC cards in SDHC devices but this is only theory...officially this is not meant to be possible.
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SDHC already supports capacities up to 2TB, but Windows will not format a FAT32 device above 32GB so the decision was made to stop SDHC cards at 32GB and switch to SDXC which uses exFAT. If you don't care about exFAT and don't mind using a 3rd party format tool you can probably use SDXC cards in SDHC devices but this is only theory...officially this is not meant to be possible.
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Basically the only time the 64 gb sdxc card would be in the pc (Win 7) would be to transfer any photos/video taken with the Tab s to the PC or vice versa wanting to transfer a photo/video from pc to the Tab S. All other times the Tab s would be the permanent home for the 64 gb sdxc card. I know I could do the transfer via usb but I'm not sure if it would be slower doing it that way.
It's a shame they never thought to make it compatible with USB 3.0.
auldreekie said:
Basically the only time the 64 gb sdxc card would be in the pc (Win 7) would be to transfer any photos/video taken with the Tab s to the PC or vice versa wanting to transfer a photo/video from pc to the Tab S. All other times the Tab s would be the permanent home for the 64 gb sdxc card. I know I could do the transfer via usb but I'm not sure if it would be slower doing it that way.
It's a shame they never thought to make it compatible with USB 3.0.
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I know pal i tend to agree.
Hello Guys, I recently acquired a NVIDIA Shield P2571 that have a micro sd card slot. I have seen reviews where it is compatible with the Samsung Class 10 512GB cards. I am inquiring if the "SanDisk 1TB Ultra microSDXC UHS-I Memory Card with Adapter - 120MB/s, C10, U1, Full HD, A1, Micro SD Card - SDSQUA4-1T00-GN6MA" from the Scandisk store or Newegg website will work in the Shield as well?
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Hello Guys, I recently acquired a NVIDIA Shield P2571 that have a micro sd card slot. I have seen reviews where it is compatible with the Samsung Class 10 512GB cards. I am inquiring if the "SanDisk 1TB Ultra microSDXC UHS-I Memory Card with Adapter - 120MB/s, C10, U1, Full HD, A1, Micro SD Card - SDSQUA4-1T00-GN6MA" from the Scandisk store or Newegg website will work in the Shield as well?
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Where you able to find out. I want to go 1tb as well