Is this card SPI compatible? Not all microSD cards are. I need several for use in a non-phone project.
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The ones I purchased worked with an ARM processor in a telescope controller just fine.
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Yes, but whenever possible you should use a full size SD card. Micro SDs aren't as reliable (especially in an adapter) or as fast, and offer less gb/$, compared to full size SD cards, simply because of the increased difficulty of manufacturing at the smaller scale.
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As long as you can get the SD card into the device you will be fine. I just down loaded mine onto my PC and I had no problems at all. It has three different sizes on it so any or most of your cards will work on it. get it, totally worth it! and yes it will work for your SD card!
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One Micro SD card I purchased was not compatible with my SanDisk slot radio. I spent consideerable time loading music onto it, and then it wouldn't operate and also disabled the FM radio.I need to be sure this one is compatible. Does anyone know?
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technically compatible. But this card is universally unstable. I would advise to look elsewhere.
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Hi William: You *should* be able to use the card. It's a standard SDHC Class 10 card. I can plug it into any computer SD reader (in its card reader converter included). Check online with your current mini adapter to ensure it accepts any card.
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Check out Wikipedia's entry on it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Digital_card#SDHC SDHC normally only works on devices that specifically state that they have support for it. So it really depends on what you are buying it for. To ensure compatibility, I would bet on the regular microSD card. That being said, if you want the 4gb or 8gb sizes, you would need the SDHC, but make sure you have a compatible device.
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I'm having the same problem using a Sandisk 64GB, 30MB/s SDHC card. Packaging says it can handle "up to 64GB SDHC card". Yeah? Which one? Guess we'll have to run it by the manufacturer...good luck.
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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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Well anything over a certain amount, usually 4GB is considered SDHC and may not work with it. Since there are no replies I figured I'd post this tidbit.
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Get the fastest MicroSD card you can find, that is usually the limitation, I use a Sandisk UltraPlus 32G HC I card without any trouble. It is rated Class 10 and UHS class 1. They are reasonably priced as well.
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bem is quite correct, AliKat. I have a Razr V3m (brand new), and tried to use a Kingston microSD card. The phone wouldn't recognize the card at all. I tried the same card on my PC with a USB card reader, and it worked fine, so the card isn't defective. Going to buy the Sandisk brand card-- seems unanimous that this is the brand that works.
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I ordered this microSDHC card and it works perfectly! (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AZR35IM/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1)
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I am certain it will work fine. Sandisk make good cards. I jave only run 8GB cards in mine tho.
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I am using a micro SD with no problem. I know this sounds silly, but... have you checked that you are inserting the card the right way? Good luck
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Yes, I'm currently using a 128gb microSD card without a problem. Just make sure that you format it to FAT32. My 128gb card came as exFat. I used the utility here (http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/index.htm) without any troubles.
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Not quite that simple.Not all MicroSD cards work in my Motorola V3M cell phone which specifies MicroSD. So far ony Sansdisk MicroSD works in the phone.