If I put 2 16G Micro SD in it, do I get a "32GB compact flash"?
1319973
Nice try. I did just that but it didn't work. I don't know if the type of SD card matters and I didn't investigate further. The camera stuck with a flashing "for", supposedly means "formatting". Otherwise this adapter works just fine with one card. 16GB is more than enough for my D700 anyway. Good luck.
1319974
I never tried 2 micro SDs together. It doesn't hurt if the machine can only read one at a time, or prioritizes on slot over the other by default
1319975
I guess not always, but you can try your luck. It did not work on my Nikon 800E..and I have no idea if it was a faulty adaptor, or it was just not built for Nikon.
1064642
Yes! But if I were you, I would buy the 4gb, and buy a 16 gb micro sd card... you will get more memory for less $.
527397
I've got a 64 GB in mine and it works fine. Update: I got a 128 GB micro sd formatted fat32 and it works fine as well...
2206765
I have a 32 gb micro SD 10x in my unit, and its been working fine. I have not try a 64 GB, but I think that will work as well
1271989
Good morning, buy a micro-sd card 32 Gb and works perfect.Best regards,Pedro marquez
336243
This is a great question. The photos on Amazon show a micro-SD card and a micro-SD logo on the USB stick, so it seems reasonable to wonder if one can swap out the 2gb SD card for a larger one. One of the reviewers, going by "Islander" states that they swapped out the card with a 128GB micro-SD, but then they also state that they haven't actually done so, so its still an unanswered question at the time of me writing this.
814065
I have not tried it but 32GB should not be an issue since it was already accepted in the clip zip. Unless their firmware really cockup. Better to read the reviews if anyone is complaining about this.
1891231
It didn't work on my flash drive, but it was a rather large flash driving I was using. I tried a 32G and a 16G. It worked fine with my camera (after ignoring the message that it wouldn't), because my camera has its own power source.
1842384
A 16Gb card can hold 5061 pictures with compression, 3217 without. So a 32Gb card will hold twice that amount.
1127950
I ordered the 32 GB Micro-SD card but I didn't get the right one I got the large SD card instead and I could use on my new camera....
1479598
Yes, but whenever possible you should use a full size SD card. Micro SDs aren't as reliable (especially in an adapter) or as fast, and offer less gb/$, compared to full size SD cards, simply because of the increased difficulty of manufacturing at the smaller scale.
1332121
you need to check your camera specs. If it will handle 2 gig it should be fine. The only difference is the capacity of the flash drive.
1749813
It is compatible with 32gb micro SD, that's exactly what I have in it right now!
292071
One other question I had - does having more than 1GB give you any kind of advantage? Or, does the BD-Live technology only utilize 1GB anyway - making any additional flash memory superfluous?
944414
I have used a 16 gigabyte flash drive with no issues. I am positive that a 32 gigabyte will be no problem.
775055
I don't think it is! I believe you could get a 16 gig USB drive- they are around $25-35 now.There's a whole technology inside each of these devices. The SD protocol is different than SDHC protocol. It would be interesting to get my 8 gig micro SDHC card and put it into a USB adapter and see if that runs!
519654
I have not had any problems with the 32 gb so far! It holds more data than the 16 gb. Not sure if anyone else has any problems.