LGVX8300 phone I heard the 1GB kingston version doesn't work with LGVX8300 phone, does anyone know if this Sandisk does?
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I recently bought the kingston 1 gb microSD for my vx8300. The phone recognized the card and shows the full 1 gb, but when u put music in the my music folder, nothing shows up for me. The only way i could get music onto it was by putting it in the my mp3 folder. Under my mp3s, the songs are organized by file name so there is no real organization. Other users say that the card works with the 8300, but my experience tells otherwise.
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Verizon only sells Sandisk cards in their stores, and they carry that phone, so I'd assume it would work. I've heard that LG is only compatable with Sandisk, which would explain why the kingston doesnt work, but I've never seen this confirmed.
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This is a generic and i bought this and it was completely blank and i put in my LG phone and it says its full... i even reformatted it on ny computer and still nothin.. try to get a brand like sandisk .dont make my mistake
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I had some major issues with this memory card purchased in Jan 2014, finally sent it back and purchased a transcend 64G card, works great with my Samsung S3 phone. Not sure if they fixed the problem or not with these cards. Hope this helps.
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I have a 128GB card in my Lumia 1520 and it works fine - actually faster than the 64GB it replaced. (My phone is RM-940, not RM-937)
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Yes, my 8gb and 4gb cards are both SanDisk SDHC cards. The one in my phone works perfectly fine. Is the firmware update really necessary? I haven't really seen what's in it? I imagine if they went through the trouble to put out an update, I should install it, but there again I'm hoping they'll be coming out with an upgrade to the newer operating system since 3.0 should be coming out this year. I just don't know what else to try to get this update on my machine just shy of exchanging it for a new one. I'm kind of afraid to do that since I read somewhere else that a gal exchanged hers only to be given a used one that someone else returned.... So darn frustrating. :/ Yes, my 8gb and 4gb cards are both SanDisk SDHC cards. The one in my phone works perfectly fine. Is the firmware update really necessary? I haven't really seen what's in it? I imagine if they went through the trouble to put out an update, I should install it, but there again I'm hoping they'll be coming out with an upgrade to the newer operating system since 3.0 should be coming out this year. I just don't know what else to try to get this update on my machine just shy of exchanging it for a new one. I'm kind of afraid to do that since I read somewhere else that a gal exchanged hers only to... » Read More Yes, my 8gb and 4gb cards are both SanDisk SDHC cards. The one in my phone works perfectly fine. Is the firmware update really necessary? I haven't really seen what's in it? I imagine if they went through the trouble to put out an update, I should install it, but there again I'm hoping they'll be coming out with an upgrade to the newer operating system since 3.0 should be coming out this year. I just don't know what else to try to get this update on my machine just shy of exchanging it for a new one. I'm kind of afraid to do that since I read somewhere else that a gal exchanged hers only to be given a used one that someone else returned.... So darn frustrating. :/ « Show Less
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Not quite so simple... The fact that your phone says "MicroSD" doesn't mean that any microSD card will work. For example, LG phones are compatible only with SanDisk cards. This information came straight from LG technical support. I initially tried a Kingston microSD card, and my LG CU500 phone was unable to recognize it.
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I am using a Kingston card and have no problems at all. I haven't used others so can't say how they would work. For phones, cameras, and other things I have used Kingston and SanDisk and have never had problems with either. For legal purposes like having proof in an accident, any size card is good really but 16 and 32 gb might be overkill but I am using a 16 since it is cheap enough and why not... Remember to not get a class 10 or higher as all I have read is it won't work properly. I have a class 4 and it works just fine.
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For anyone who is still wondering/checking...I have recently tried a 16GB microsd card with this camera. And although the products main website/manual says that it can only support up to 8GB, it is DID work with the 16gb micro sd card I inserted! It is as I had recently stated, that the manufacturer posted up the limitation probably/simply because that's as far that they had tested for the camera and can't claim with certainty it working with the product.In any case, I can physcially confirm that it CAN work with this camera!You're welcome!
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I have a 4gb sandisk in mine, it will slow down access times of pics and songs but thats to be expected. I have never seen an 8gb card.
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It ONLY works w a 2GB. I wouldn't waste money on it to be honest. It's sitting in a drawer at my office.
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If you are looking for a memory card for your LG Touch refer to this link on Amazon. This card is formatted for your application. 8GB Memory Card for LG Rumor Touch LN510 Mobile Phone / Class 4 (SD Adapter Included)
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I have just received this and was disappointed that the box says it works with cards up to 8 GB, and now I see the product description says the same. However, I have just tested it with a 6w4 GB micro SD card by loading fills = to about 50 GB and then deleting them and it worked fine. I will still be a little cautious. I could not figure out how to contact the seller to ask a question.
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YOU ARE CORRECT!!! Your response prompted me to update my firmware and give it a go. I admit I have been lazy and was going on my expierience with a 2GB Sansa e200 that pooped out on me a while back. The new firmware in my e280 View does fully integrate the card although one does have to wait longer for the boot up. I only used a 2GB card in the e280 and don't know if it will take a larger one. At this point I will likely get a Fuse 8GB with the 8GB expansion and just get additional chips to switch out as needed. I still don't like the disposable nature of non-replacable batteries but then, I haven't seen a reasonable alternative that had replacable batteries. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP YOU ARE CORRECT!!! Your response prompted me to update my firmware and give it a go. I admit I have been lazy and was going on my expierience with a 2GB Sansa e200 that pooped out on me a while back. The new firmware in my e280 View does fully integrate the card although one does have to wait longer for the boot up. I only used a 2GB card in the e280 and don't know if it will take a larger one. At this point I will likely get a Fuse 8GB with the 8GB expansion and just get additional chips to switch out as needed. I still don't like the disposable nature of non-replacable batteries but then,... » Read More YOU ARE CORRECT!!! Your response prompted me to update my firmware and give it a go. I admit I have been lazy and was going on my expierience with a 2GB Sansa e200 that pooped out on me a while back. The new firmware in my e280 View does fully integrate the card although one does have to wait longer for the boot up. I only used a 2GB card in the e280 and don't know if it will take a larger one. At this point I will likely get a Fuse 8GB with the 8GB expansion and just get additional chips to switch out as needed. I still don't like the disposable nature of non-replacable batteries but then, I haven't seen a reasonable alternative that had replacable batteries. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP « Show Less
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yes. 1GB one does work perfectly for my VX8600, but CNET.com says a 2GB SD doesnt work in their 8600 by somehow. another thing, after you bought this card dont bother for a music essentials kit, I found only a pair of earbuds is usefull.
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I tried a 4 Gb SDHC card. It works, however, the cell phone was very slow and many files had problems. Now, I am useing my 2 GB SD, again. Mayhe the SDHC card is faulty.
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Nintendo has also verified the operation of the following SD Cards: (Last updated: 10/24/2014) SanDisk Extreme: 4GB SDSDRX3-4096 8GB SDSDRX3-8192-A21 16GB SDSDRX3-016G-A21 32GB SDSDRX3-032G-A21 SanDisk Extreme PLUS: 8GB SDSDXS-008G-A46 16GB SDSDXS-016G-A46 32GB SDSDXS-032G-A46 SanDisk Extreme Pro: 16GB SDSDXP-016G-A46 32GB SDSDXP-032G-A46 Panasonic GOLD: 8GB: RP-SDUB08GAK 16GB: RP-SDUB16GAK 32GB: RP-SDUB32GAK Lexar Platinum II: 8GB LSD8GBBSBNA200 16GB LSD16GBSBNA200 32GB LSD32GBSBNA200 I tried it on mine and it did not work
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According to the specifications of your phone, the Sandisk should work with the Micro USB connection /charging point on your phone. The critical point appears to be whether your phone supports upto 32Gb in microSD. It would appear that if your phone is limited to 16 or 32 for microSDs, they tend not to recognize USBs above those specs. I like the Sandisk OTG chips because of the protective covers for both the USB and the microUSB connectors.