Can the 2 GB micro SD card be replaced by the owner with a larger capacity card in the 32GB - 64GB range?
336241
Hello, I didn't see any micro-SD card. It comes with a USB. So I might be missing what you are saying. Sorry.
336242
I don't think there's a way to replace the memory on the USB device without cracking it open. I believe the idea was just to have a convenient last ditch storage device for a Powerpoint or whatever without having to carry around an extra thumb drive.
336243
This is a great question. The photos on Amazon show a micro-SD card and a micro-SD logo on the USB stick, so it seems reasonable to wonder if one can swap out the 2gb SD card for a larger one. One of the reviewers, going by "Islander" states that they swapped out the card with a 128GB micro-SD, but then they also state that they haven't actually done so, so its still an unanswered question at the time of me writing this.
336244
Im not sure. I would call kensington. Also the buttons are very close together. I would not buy again due to the positions of the buttons.
336245
Yes it can. If you look closely at the USB remote receiver, it is spring-loaded with the micro-SD card. That's where the memory is. You can pop out the micro-SD card and substitute another one. I just replaced my 2GB card with a 64GB card and everything works fine. My model is a slightly earlier one, as it happens, but I strongly doubt that this has changed. Kensington has been using this design for many years. I know because I nearly had a heart attack once when my presentations temporarily vanished from an even older model I had. It turned out that I'd accidentally popped out the tiny micro-SD card and it was on the floor! Yes it can. If you look closely at the USB remote receiver, it is spring-loaded with the micro-SD card. That's where the memory is. You can pop out the micro-SD card and substitute another one. I just replaced my 2GB card with a 64GB card and everything works fine. My model is a slightly earlier one, as it happens, but I strongly doubt that this has changed. Kensington has been using this design for many years. I know because I nearly had a heart attack once when my presentations temporarily vanished from an even older model I had. It turned out that I'd accidentally popped out... » Read More Yes it can. If you look closely at the USB remote receiver, it is spring-loaded with the micro-SD card. That's where the memory is. You can pop out the micro-SD card and substitute another one. I just replaced my 2GB card with a 64GB card and everything works fine. My model is a slightly earlier one, as it happens, but I strongly doubt that this has changed. Kensington has been using this design for many years. I know because I nearly had a heart attack once when my presentations temporarily vanished from an even older model I had. It turned out that I'd accidentally popped out the tiny micro-SD card and it was on the floor! « Show Less
336246
Yes it can. If you look closely at the USB remote receiver, it is spring-loaded with the micro-SD card. That's where the memory is. You can pop out the micro-SD card and substitute another one. I just replaced my 2GB card with a 64GB card and everything works fine. My model is a slightly earlier one, as it happens, but I strongly doubt that this has changed. Kensington has been using this design for many years. I know because I nearly had a heart attack once when my presentations temporarily vanished from an even older model I had. It turned out that I'd accidentally popped out the tiny micro-SD card and it was on the floor!
814065
I have not tried it but 32GB should not be an issue since it was already accepted in the clip zip. Unless their firmware really cockup. Better to read the reviews if anyone is complaining about this.
2206765
I have a 32 gb micro SD 10x in my unit, and its been working fine. I have not try a 64 GB, but I think that will work as well
1461990
I have a 64 GB ScanDisk and the micro SD card is listed as a 32GB capacity.
1286672
I am using an 8GB card, but the spec sheet says it will support up to a 32GB Micro SD.
320207
I have not tried a 64GB card, but I would guess that the camera is using FAT 32 format and so can't handle larger capacities.
826122
I put in a 32gb card, don't remember if it would accept the 64.....it is still working great, by the way. My wife loves it.
2047993
I am using a 64GB SD card and haven't seen any issues. I don't think there is a limit to the SD card GB but I haven't used beyond 64GB card.
1792301
i formatted a 64gb card as fat32 and it reads it perfectly. once 128gb micro sd cards come down in price im going to try that as well. the limitations on the cards were set because those were the largest cards at the time, and everything above those sizes generally cant be formatted in a readable format for the player without using 3rd party software (which you can get for free)
676354
The max capacity it supports is 4GB microSDHC. Format it as FAT32 filesystem if it didn't come that way.
71730
No, you need to purchase another SD card with higher capacity. Just look in the product specifications to learn about this.
2149824
The limitation on the capacity is not related to the camera, I believe. I found no restrictions in the users manual. It is only to the size of the card that you use. I regularly use a 32gb and find that more than adequate. But I do not believe that you would find a problem with one with a greater capacity.
1248237
I don't think so, 32GB seems to be the max on the website. You could email them though.
91018
I had a 4GB card and now I use an 8GB memory card which seems to be adequate. Probably can go to 32GB
35904
It can be to 32gb, as that's the card I used in. Not sure if it will accept cards larger than that.
457672
It should work with 64 GB micro SD card many devices do, but are unable to state that it can due to licensing so many only say they are compatible with up to 32 GB micro SD cards.
1374220
I have a 32gb micro sd card in mine. That with the 32gb onboard i would think to be plenty.