Can you write files from this device to the microSD card in the phone or is Android 4.4 blocking that?
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Android 4.4 only blocks 3rd party apps from accessing your microSD. You should be able to transfer files between your microSD and this dual USB Drive.
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I've had NO problems moving files between this device and external sd card (gs5 running kitkat).
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I'm pretty sure he's correct. I have a 64GB SanDisk SDHC that I formatted using my SLR, and the Tab won't read it with this adapter. It says unsupported file system.I then hooked up the 64GB SD to my phone (Note 2) using an adapter and it worked great.
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Samsung's file manager app usually have write access to their devices MicroSD card slot. Some apps have support for storing their data _correctly_ on secondary external storage (i.e. the SD card slot) such as the Movies & TV and Music apps for Google Play also can store their content there instead of on the internal memory.Most people also do not require greater than 64GB internal storage (it comes in 32 and 64 models), and can just read from external HDD's whenever we need more like 1TB worth of data lol.
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Idk if it works with those but when I tried using it on my galaxy s4 it wouldn't format at all was insanely slow and in general just didn't work I ended up returning it and just getting a scan disk micro sd and a Samsung one for my tablet and yes it also did loose some data my phone didn't take to it at all
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EDIT: Actually, just saw that this is for the larger card (SD, not micro SD). You need the micro SD version of this card. ***I would be very surprised if you could not; it works fine in the Galaxy S4 and I doubt there is a significant difference in their SD card implementation between devices.
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I am using Micro SD 32G and set up a recording continue sly over write on SD, works fine for me. I do See the required for more memory so far!
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Yes. A MicroSD card is standard for any device with a slot. Only in cases where the storage amount on the card exceeds the limit supported by the phone would make the card unusable. The S4 supports External memory up to 64GB
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No, you can't. This isn't a microsd card, though it probably came up in your search for a microsd card, like it did when I bought it, and then returned it.
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Sorry to inform you that 64GB micro sd card will not work. Device is only support upto 32GB
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My phone required an SD card to even work. That being said. Ive been able to save photos to the phone and the SD card. But when I activated it I was requires to install an SD card.
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Nope. This device's only way to put files in is through a computer. Unless you can upload files using dropbox there is no way.
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If this happens to you, make sure you have a FAT32-formatted microSD card inserted properly. This happens to me if I forget to put the card back in after transferring files. The device has no built-in memory at all.
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You can use any file manager app to move files between your phone and the drive. You don't even need to download a SanDisk app to use the drive.
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In general, yes, that should work fine. Be aware that the KitKat (4.4.2) OS changed the way that apps are allowed to access files on SD cards. If you've upgraded to KitKat, it's possible this issue may affect USB flash drives as well. Installing a media player that plays nicely with KitKat should fix the problem. I just tried it with a new Tab 4 8.0 running KitKat and it worked perfectly. So if your Note 2 can access files off a flash drive it should work fine.
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No. I'm currently using vivo 4.8 and it does not allow any micro SD card, I use simple mobile
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I don't if you've found your answer, but...mine is currently using a Kingston 8GB Class 4 SD card.
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Yes, that is exactly how I use it. You use the file app to identify the photos you want to copy from the card and paste them to your micro SD storage card or to the tablet's memory.