so you put the sd card in the end and then insert it into a usb slot? and also would this work with an android device using an OTG cable?
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The bottom metal part accepts the MicroSD chip inside, and together they go into any standard USB 2 slot like any standard thumb/flash drive. The top part is a simple plastic cover or protective shell.
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Yes, I used this with a 64GB memory card, and an OTG cable to watch a few episodes of Orphan Black on my Galaxy S3.
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With a uSD card inserted, this works just like a USB flash drive. If your Android device can access a USB flash drive, then it should work with this. It works with my Nexus 7 FHD tablet using Nexus Media Importer.
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I think either I'm not understanding your answer the way you intended it or I worded my original question wrong.I'm wondering whether the microSDHC cards will be read by the card slot when put in an SD card adapter.However, I never even considered a microSDHC USB adapter. Interesting. I'm gonna have to look into that now. Thank you!
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Yes. That's what I'm using now. But you must use the adapter; micro SD by itself won't work.
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Remove the SD card and insert it onto the SD card slot.It is plug and play.
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This is an adapter from SD to USB. It does not have any internal storage inside the adapter itself.
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I just use a usb-attached cheapy. Works great for me (which is rarely). The brand is LG. Portable Super Multi Drive. Had it quite a while, so it may likely be no longer available
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I have only used the usb port with a thumb drive (memory stick) I would think that if you had a cable from android to usb port it would, but I do not have a Android
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for any phone/tablet, NO. It purely depends on the device actually. OTG (on the go) hardware and drivers should be there in the device for it to access this flash drive or any storage device via the usb port. If it does support, then file explorer will work. To check if your device does support, i think there is an app in android called USB OTG checker or something like that. If the device is not running android and there is no app, buy a cheap OTG cable, plug in your portable hard disk and see if it reads. although, be careful with the OTG cables as they can easily damage the device's usb port. for any phone/tablet, NO. It purely depends on the device actually. OTG (on the go) hardware and drivers should be there in the device for it to access this flash drive or any storage device via the usb port. If it does support, then file explorer will work. To check if your device does support, i think there is an app in android called USB OTG checker or something like that. If the device is not running android and there is no app, buy a cheap OTG cable, plug in your portable hard disk and see if it reads. although, be careful with the OTG cables as they can easily damage the... » Read More for any phone/tablet, NO. It purely depends on the device actually. OTG (on the go) hardware and drivers should be there in the device for it to access this flash drive or any storage device via the usb port. If it does support, then file explorer will work. To check if your device does support, i think there is an app in android called USB OTG checker or something like that. If the device is not running android and there is no app, buy a cheap OTG cable, plug in your portable hard disk and see if it reads. although, be careful with the OTG cables as they can easily damage the device's usb port. « Show Less
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You would need an adapter to go from an SD card to USB, but theoretically, yes.
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A CF card plugs into this. It would be interesting to see if stacking adapters (PCMCIA&gt;CF&gt;SD) would work.
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Could you add files from sd card to a computer and then sync the device with these files. Please ask the sellers. They were very helpful.
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I tried with putting my sd card in my laptop but I used a 32G card and it didn't seem to want to recognize it. I ended up installing the card in my tablet, then hooking the tablet to my laptop using the cable that came with the tablet. The computer immediately recognized both the tablet and its memory and the sd card as separate drives. From there it was simply copy and paste as you would anyother application. Just make sure you copy to the sd card or it will transfer it to the tablet memory instead. I used this method and transferred some 20G of songs, pictures, and other things without a problem. They work just fine on the tablet. Hope this helps.
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As long as it is android and you need a OTG adapter cable usb female 2.0 to a micro usb 2.0 male cable. You will definitely need this adapter.
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Hello Sebrina. I got this micro SD card, and it's been working fine for me. I am using it in my Lenovo tablet, and so far so good
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I bought the micro sd card. i use a usb cord to transfer from the micro sd card to the computer.
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Your hdmi can be used with an adapter, or your USB port. It will not accept micro SD cards with out an adapter.
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I'm using a 64 GB microSd card and works great. Also you can connect a flash drive (I'm using a 16 GB) with an adapter but you need format it to exfat in order to be recognized by the tablet