Will this properly work with a 256GB SD card? I already bought a different adapter for my 256GB SD card, but that adapter does NOT work with my 256GB
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Yes, it can, but make sure the following Please make sure that your device can support upto 256GB. After the card is inserted into the slot, please wait for the device to read and load the card to your device.
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I couldn't get it to work with anything. I've sent it back for a refund. But there are three SD card slots, one regular size, one micro, and the other I presume is a compact?
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That question is far beyond my level of expertise. I'm using the card in a 9 year old camera that can't read anything larger 8Gb and I couldn't find any 4Gb cards locally so I've put 2 8 Gb cards in the adapter. I disengage one card until I fill one and then disengage the full card and engage the second card. That works well for me. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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In a word, YES. The drive doesn't distinguish between Adapter card or regular SD Card.
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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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Make sure you have a 32GB or less SD card. I put in a 64GB and it does not recognize it, but I put in a 16GB and it worked fine.
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I put 2 micro SD (class 2 or 4) 2GB each, the adapter reads something near 3.96GB; that is, as far as I can remember
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Size and capacity are 2 different things here. Yes this will work with standard size SD cards and micro SD cards. Any other size you will have to have a converter to the standard SD card size. as for capacity of an SD card (2GB) this will read it just fine. I am sure there is a "capacity cap" but I bet no one in their right minds would buy an SD card larger then that "capacity cap". I would guesstimate that even if you bought a SD card with 256GB you would still be OK to use this device to read and write to the SD card.
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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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the adaptor is meant for an SDHC card. If you stick something smaller in there, which it sound's like you have, then I would either try tweezers or taking it apart. Sorry about the luck but they're pretty cheap. Maybe get another and be careful?
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I've used this with my 32GB & 64GB MicroSD cards, and I think I had a 64GB regular sized SD card that also worked fine with it.
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The size of the card (8,16,32,64g ect) shouldn't make a difference. I think mine was 64g. Like many of the reviews the first couple times I plugged it it nothing happened. But with a little persistence it eventually wiggled in the sweet spot and fired right up. The physical size of the card is the only thing that should matter, if it is a micro SD you will need the adapter to make it fit in the slot, but any regular SD should be fine.
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I Have this item since 2005 and worked perfectly until I used a 4gb Kingston sd... I have used it with many brands and sizes up to 2gb, but when I used it with the 4gb I mention, it fail to work, but for me, works with everything 2gb and under. Dont buy it if you will use with bigger cards, look for a newer version or another brand.
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I still haven't use a micro SD, I use the internal memory, but for sure it works with any size, the maximum supported is the one specified in the description
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Yes. If I remember correctly, the paperwork says that up to a 16Gb microSD will work, but I have two of these units and they both have 32Gb cards installed and work with no problems. I tried a 64Gb microSD with no luck in either unit, so apparently 32Gb is as high as you can go. (I have almost 5000 songs on each 32Gb card).
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I'm using a 2GB SD card with no problems. I've also used XD and CF cards without a problem.
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If you are going to use a different USB adapter / card reader, it must be SDHC compatible or it will not recognize the card. I have an older adapter that is not SDHC compliant and it will only read up to a 2GB card.