Question for all you customers and seller( if available) I am highly interested in purchasing this SD for my sons 16g BNTV250 model Nook. After reading your reviews it has come across that this SD Card uses up most of the storage space if not all. I...
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I have an 8gb nook tablet and installed the afn sd card (android for nook) and find that i have plenty of room for all that i use. I am very happy with the afn product. works perfect every time.
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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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the answer is yes. You can add an SD Card for a maximum storage capacity of up to 32 GB. This card is geared toward android powered devices. i believe that the Nook Color operates on Android 2.2 Froyo. So this chip should work well. The one cautionary statement that I could make is this. There are cases of people having difficulty storing more than 2 GB's of data on a 32 GB card with the Nook Color. From what I can tell it seems that this is usually a problem with off brand storage devices. Since this SD Card is specifically designed to operate well with Android devices I would venture to guess that you should have no problems. Hope that helps.
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Also one other thing they say 30mb/s but further testing showing it was running as fast as 50mb/s great card I've had it quite awhile I'd say almost two years. Example would be your downloading on ttorrent then you play a video at the same time then transfer music from one folder to another yes you can do this on this card. No other sdcard below class 10 would let me do that. After burning up about 5, 2gb sdcards at class 6 class 10 is standard now and I think they got them higher than that now I'm not sure though hope I helped you out sir. I have the 64gb sdxc on my s4. You'll burn up your sdcards lower than that in a Galaxy 4 keep that in mind.
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I have a 16gb in mine and it works great. I do have it sorted and saved in different folders. That might help that issue, though I've never heard if your particular issue before. By the way, I have seen questions answered in a few different areas, though same product, that someone is using this little guy with a 32gb card, and someone else using a 64gb card. I hope this helps, and good luck to you!
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My 32GB device has a micro sd slot with a 32GB Ultra SanDisk Micro SD card in it. Class 10. So my guess is that you can swap different micro SD cards in and out (bought separately) if you want to stream different stuff... ie one for the kids, and another for you. Not sure if the class matters, but I'll stick with the Class 10 (faster) chips to avoid any potential issues.
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Hi everyone, my slate has not come it yet but I already bot a 32Gb SD card from Sandisk with claimed speed of 45 mb/sIt is a bit expensive (got it for $170) but should be a good adition until the prices for mSata 120Gb drives goes down.I posted in a neighboring thread the link on the driveshttp://forum.tabletpcreview.com/ep121-slate/38904-msata-upgrade-120gb-even-240gb.htmlI would love to see anybody trying them out. If they work as promised - they would be a great alternative
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ok thanks, I was thinking about buying a sansa fuze 8gb mp3 player on black friday and I wanted to know if i could make it at least 16gb total with the mirco sd card and now that I know I can, I will be buying the mp3 player. thanks again.
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go to seller web site for answers, very good information, dont waste your money on HIGHER SPEED Card , it will not work properly. all the speed is in the nook not the card, use the card as it comes to u and you be quite satisfied
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No, the Gigs are apparently limited to the program. Which means If the nook is in Android mode there is no available storage.
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If you are using a microSD card that has more memory left on it than what is needed for the change to Android for Nook, you'll have much more memory available. The initial RAM in the Nook is still available, 16 or 32gb. And you can transfer what's on that AFN microSD card to a larger one, up to 32GB. I know it says to put the AFN stuff on at least an 8gb microSD card, and about 3gb will be available of a card that size to use. So if you go larger, you'll have a LOT more room. Good luck.
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It supports SDHC which allows up to 32 gig. You can also format a 64 gig card as SDHC with a larger cluster size, hence fewer clusters, and use it. This means it won't hold nearly as many small files but if you use the card for large files it'll hold 64 gig. I've been doing this for a couple of years on a variety of tablets that are only supposed to hold 32 gig cards and they've all worked just fine.Barry
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I want to bump this thread. I got a Nook Color for Christmas. But I learned very quickly that B&N; is no Amazon.(I had no previous experience with B&N;) I do not like B&N.; Their site is disorganized and less friendly, imo, and everything is much pricier, with a more limited selection. So I ordered a CyanongenMod 7.0.3 - OPTIMIZED - 8GB SD card. I amhoping this will save me. I would like to hear from any others who have used this method to keep fromfalling out of love with the Nook.I just want to browse Amazon and order Amazon Books easily with my Nook.
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I put a two gig memory card in mine. It was kinda on accident. I bought I 1 gig on ebay and they accientally sent me a 2 gig. So I decide to try it. It works great and have no probs yet.
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Using the 4 GB version. I don't know the official answer but I had a 16 GB card, it recognized at first but then I was having buggy problems (wouldn't turn on) and so I took out the card and it seemed to work better. However I'm not truly sure it was the card. I'm thinking the device is just buggy (have RMA'd once already and still problems. )
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I put in a 64GB SDXC card in mine and it works fine. There are no 128GB cards yet, though I hear they are coming. Since this reads a 64GB SDXC card presumably it will read the 128GB SDXC when they are available.
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Bob: I see your point, but wonder if the risk of card failure is any worse on the higher capacity card. So long as I download my photos and videos regularly, the only content at risk is the most recent shots which haven't been copied yet. Even a 4GB card can fail, and if it's got irreplaceable pics on it I'm likely to utter some things not intended for mixed company. I've read that the SD cards are only good for so many cycles of save/erase/save..., so presumably the larger capacity card gets erased less frequently, thereby reducing the risk of failure.