I have 16GB Class 6,and 4GB class4,Fat 32 .Both work on my Nokia N8.
My Gtab was able to see my 4GB class4 after update 3389 ver.only.
Have anyone test on 16 and 8Gb yet??
nikkitan said:
I have 16GB Class 6,and 4GB class4,Fat 32 .Both work on my Nokia N8.
My Gtab was able to see my 4GB class4 after update 3389 ver.only.
Have anyone test on 16 and 8Gb yet??
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I have a Kingston 16GB class 4 microSD card. My gtab sees it just fine. One time it didn't recognize the card. I popped it out and back in again, and the gtab recognized the card immediately.
I had the same thing happen with a SanDisk Micro SDHC card. I popped it out and back in and it was recognized.
Beyond that, I don't understand why a PC will not recognize the removable SD card when it's in the GTab. I'm used to connecting my Droid X (previously by Blackberry Storm) to my PC and treating it as a removable drive. I'm surprised I cannot do that on the GTab.
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I had the same thing happen with a SanDisk Micro SDHC card. I popped it out and back in and it was recognized.
Beyond that, I don't understand why a PC will not recognize the removable SD card when it's in the GTab. I'm used to connecting my Droid X (previously by Blackberry Storm) to my PC and treating it as a removable drive. I'm surprised I cannot do that on the GTab.
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Someone mentioned that Winamp has an automount option that allows seeing sdcard2 from PC...
Mine is a Polaroid 16 Gig Class 2 Micro SD HC that the Gtab does not see. Do I need to buy a new micro sdhc card?
my Sandisk 8GB Micro SD class 4 card works. I am awaiting a pair of 16 Gb class 4 cards (Sandisk), I hope to have no issues with them.
RojasTKD said:
my Sandisk 8GB Micro SD class 4 card works. I am awaiting a pair of 16 Gb class 4 cards (Sandisk), I hope to have no issues with them.
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please let us know when 16Gb/Class4 works. Thanks
I have an ADATA 16gb class 6 works great.
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please let us know when 16Gb/Class4 works. Thanks
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I'll let you know once I have it. I'm hoping it will arrive early next week.
What brand of card are you using. I personally try to stick with Sandisk if possible.
I think the spec says it has built in 16gb storage but I see my G2x shows only 5.77gb. Am I missing something?
i thought the specs said 8gb internal with expandable SD card
tangyoulei said:
I think the spec says it has built in 16gb storage but I see my G2x shows only 5.77gb. Am I missing something?
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There is 8GB of storage built in. It is partitioned to allow space for the Android OS, with the remaining memory for storage. The device memory itself can be expanded by a 32GB micro sdhc memory card, but the phone does not come shipped with one, so you would have to purchase it.
Yea 8gb internal and supports up to a 32gb using an expandable SD card slot.
Had some problems trying SD cards and MicroSD cards for the Infinity/Prime docks/tablet. Thought I would share them so others could also update and post their compatibility issues.
PNY 16GB (MicroSD) / 32GB (SD) Pro-Elite: Status: Incompatible: Formated with Fat32/NTFS and exFAT. All three had no problems reading from the card however writing any files completely locked the tablet up at the 90MB mark causing it to force reboot. Tried 2 cards purchased from Best Buy (16GB and 32GB) on both my Prime and Infinity tablets/docks both had these issues. Card is rated for 35MB write however I found no circumstance using my PC to copy files to where I got over 10-11MB/sec. Read sat at around 21MB/sec.
Sandisk Ultra 32GB (MicroSD, (Docked with MicroSD Adapter)): Status: Compatible: Formated with Fat32/NTFS and exFAT. All three work great reading and writing on the tablet. Writes were a steady 22MB+, Reads just as good. I assume once the I/O bottleneck is fixed this will improve, as it sits on the PC I get around 30-40MB write, 55+MB read (burst). Writing a 3GB file ~ 15-20MB wite.
I should mention I was using a USB 3.0 card reader to read/write when testing on the PC.
Please update this thread with your cards you have tried so others like me will not have to return to BestBuy 3 times to finally get a compatible card.
Thanks!
Might the incompatibility be caused by card class?
Midnitte said:
Might the incompatibility be caused by card class?
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It is possible however I have not tried any other cards from any other brands.
The PNY is listed as: SDHC Class 10, UHS-1
The SanDisk is listed as: SDHC Class 10 UHS-1 so they seem to be exactly the same class.
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Had some problems trying SD cards and MicroSD cards for the Infinity/Prime docks/tablet. Thought I would share them so others could also update and post their compatibility issues.
PNY 16GB (MicroSD) / 32GB (SD) Pro-Elite: Status: Incompatible: Formated with Fat32/NTFS and exFAT. All three had no problems reading from the card however writing any files completely locked the tablet up at the 90MB mark causing it to force reboot. Tried 2 cards purchased from Best Buy (16GB and 32GB) on both my Prime and Infinity tablets/docks both had these issues. Card is rated for 35MB write however I found no circumstance using my PC to copy files to where I got over 10-11MB/sec. Read sat at around 21MB/sec.
Sandisk Ultra 32GB (MicroSD, (Docked with MicroSD Adapter)): Status: Compatible: Formated with Fat32/NTFS and exFAT. All three work great reading and writing on the tablet. Writes were a steady 22MB+, Reads just as good. I assume once the I/O bottleneck is fixed this will improve, as it sits on the PC I get around 30-40MB write, 55+MB read (burst). Writing a 3GB file ~ 15-20MB wite.
I should mention I was using a USB 3.0 card reader to read/write when testing on the PC.
Please update this thread with your cards you have tried so others like me will not have to return to BestBuy 3 times to finally get a compatible card.
Thanks!
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Hi - I bought a Sandisk Class 10 Microsd Ultra 32GB and it does not work with my TF700, and this is after the update... any suggestions on how to make it work? I cannot return the same now, and am hence stuck with it !
cool_scorpion said:
Hi - I bought a Sandisk Class 10 Microsd Ultra 32GB and it does not work with my TF700, and this is after the update... any suggestions on how to make it work? I cannot return the same now, and am hence stuck with it !
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I also bought Sandisk Ultra 32GB Class 10 micro sd to be used on my phone Xperia Mini, i find my phone to be very slow, does this means that my phone is incompatible with this card.
joekhawlhring said:
I also bought Sandisk Ultra 32GB Class 10 micro sd to be used on my phone Xperia Mini, i find my phone to be very slow, does this means that my phone is incompatible with this card.
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I do not know how you formatted it, and which filesystem(s) your phone supports. I'd set out my question in the Experia forum(s).
I bought a 64GB Samsung microSDXC UHS-I card pro class 10
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-micro-UHS-1-Class-Galaxy/dp/B00AK31M3G
And it works great, havent had a problem with it, I tested it through a sd card slot with sd card adapter and I got a constant 16-17 mb/s write speed with files bigger than 5 gb. I also tried formatting in exFAT and NTFS, and both work.
I hope this clears up some doubts about UHS-I cards. Or at least doubts about this card.
I also bought the SanDisk Ultra 32GB Class 10 microSDHC UHS-I Memory Card includes an SD adapter and use that on my TF700 without any issues at all.
I have connected it both directly in the SD slot and also via the adaptor via the OTG dongle into the USB slot as a 2nd memory card.
Both have worked reall well, so am surprised the card is not working for some.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B007JTKLEK/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I just got my SanDisk Ultra 64GB microSDXC Class 10 UHS-1 from amazon today, worked out of the package and then reformated to exFAT and worked also. Haven't do much else with it but so far so good.
http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Micro...8&qid=1365569881&sr=8-1&keywords=microsd+64gb
For an SD card I picked up a Polaroid 64GB SDXC Class 10 UHS-1 for $32 a couple weeks ago (was going to get a SanDisk as well but for $20 off figured I'd give it a shot and it had some nice write/read speeds), worked out of the box on my dock and did the formats. Rght now I've got it filled up with 60gb of movies for an upcoming trip and everything seems to be working fine as well.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008LSK8UK/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Hopefully Sandisk Ultra SDHC 32gb(speed 10) will work in my dock 'cause I've already made order about it...
I've newest firmwares in Tablet and dock
wurgy said:
For an SD card I picked up a Polaroid 64GB SDXC Class 10 UHS-1 for $32 a couple weeks ago (was going to get a SanDisk as well but for $20 off figured I'd give it a shot and it had some nice write/read speeds), worked out of the box on my dock and did the formats. Rght now I've got it filled up with 60gb of movies for an upcoming trip and everything seems to be working fine as well.
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Did you try that Polaroid card in the dock only or does it both work in the dock and the tablet. I might just buy 2 of these and be done with it.
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Did you try that Polaroid card in the dock only or does it both work in the dock and the tablet. I might just buy 2 of these and be done with it.
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Sorry, the Polaroid is an SD only. I picked up the SanDisk for the microSD. I didn't find a Polaroid option with 64gb for the micro.
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Is 16gb enough for apps to sd?
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I bought a 64GB Samsung microSDXC UHS-I card pro class 10
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-micro-UHS-1-Class-Galaxy/dp/B00AK31M3G
And it works great, havent had a problem with it, I tested it through a sd card slot with sd card adapter and I got a constant 16-17 mb/s write speed with files bigger than 5 gb. I also tried formatting in exFAT and NTFS, and both work.
I hope this clears up some doubts about UHS-I cards. Or at least doubts about this card.
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just wanted to be clear before i bought card. did this card work fine inserted INTERNALLY into tablet itself? i don't have a dock and don't see me getting one in the near future
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just wanted to be clear before i bought card. did this card work fine inserted INTERNALLY into tablet itself? i don't have a dock and don't see me getting one in the near future
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Yes, I used it in the microSD card slot and it works great!
redheadplantguy said:
just wanted to be clear before i bought card. did this card work fine inserted INTERNALLY into tablet itself? i don't have a dock and don't see me getting one in the near future
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I am currently using 64G Samsung in my TF700t. It works perfectly fine with the original format extFAT. I reformated it with FAT32 and Ext4 for Data2SD. I don't have any problem so far.
LetMeKnow said:
I am currently using 64G Samsung in my TF700t. It works perfectly fine with the original format extFAT. I reformated it with FAT32 and Ext4 for Data2SD. I don't have any problem so far.
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I got the Samsung UHS-1 from Amazon as well, tested it and I am very happy with this investment of $65. Now when I do a TWRP backup, it finishes in 212 seconds for 1850 MB, averaging 8.7MB per second. When I copy files over from a PC, using the Silicon Power USB 3.0 card reader which is UHS-1 compatible, I constant have a write speed of 14.5 MB/s and the Read speed is over 27 MB/s.
They advertise to have a read speed of 70 and write speed of 20 though.
Your pc probably just cant go any faster .
I'm using two 64gb SanDisk SDXC class 10 in NTFS format, and two Medion (aldi) 32 gb class 6 in NTFS.
All four work perfectly well. But they are only used for storing media.
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I use SanDisk Mobile Ultra 32GB UHS card as my Data2SD card. Formatted with FAT32 and ext2. NTFS works fine too. But be aware that ext 4 with Data2SD on this card might cause some trouble. I had a lot of freezes and random reboots with Data2SD as long as I used ext4 format. Now I formatted to ext2 and so far I had no freezes nor reboots.
Comp Addable!
mikevipe said:
Had some problems trying SD cards and MicroSD cards for the Infinity/Prime docks/tablet. Thought I would share them so others could also update and post their compatibility issues.
PNY 16GB (MicroSD) / 32GB (SD) Pro-Elite: Status: Incompatible: Formated with Fat32/NTFS and exFAT. All three had no problems reading from the card however writing any files completely locked the tablet up at the 90MB mark causing it to force reboot. Tried 2 cards purchased from Best Buy (16GB and 32GB) on both my Prime and Infinity tablets/docks both had these issues. Card is rated for 35MB write however I found no circumstance using my PC to copy files to where I got over 10-11MB/sec. Read sat at around 21MB/sec.
Sandisk Ultra 32GB (MicroSD, (Docked with MicroSD Adapter)): Status: Compatible: Formated with Fat32/NTFS and exFAT. All three work great reading and writing on the tablet. Writes were a steady 22MB+, Reads just as good. I assume once the I/O bottleneck is fixed this will improve, as it sits on the PC I get around 30-40MB write, 55+MB read (burst). Writing a 3GB file ~ 15-20MB wite.
I should mention I was using a USB 3.0 card reader to read/write when testing on the PC.
Please update this thread with your cards you have tried so others like me will not have to return to BestBuy 3 times to finally get a compatible card.
Thanks!
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Compatible! :good:Samsung 32 GB IHS? Class 10 MicroSD with adapter $22.99 at Frys in Houston
So what's the biggest micro SD card that the g tablet can take?
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So what's the biggest micro SD card that the g tablet can take?
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I think 16gb, since max capacity (in viewsonic page says) its 32gb
so 16gb from internal, and 16gb from external?
i might be wrong...
this are the cheapest in ebay
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SanDisk-Mob...591300?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item3cca17bdc4
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SanDisk-Mic...gital_Camera_Memory_Cards&hash=item1c29d5bf9e
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Search always for UHS-1 Class 10 micro sd, any brand will be :good:
i was wrong
http://www.slatedroid.com/topic/17457-micro-sd-card/
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32gb its max
I'm currently running a 32 gb from Amazon. It needed to be formatted to fat32 first obviously but it works perfectly now
Hi, I currently use a MicroSD card (Samsung EVO Plus 128 GB MicroSDXC UHS-1 (class 10)) for my music library. This adds a little bit of time to boot up as Android is scanning / indexing the card. Would this still be the case if using a 128 GB USB stick instead? Are there any advantages of using USB sticks over MicroSD cards?
CARRisma said:
Hi, I currently use a MicroSD card (Samsung EVO Plus 128 GB MicroSDXC UHS-1 (class 10)) for my music library. This adds a little bit of time to boot up as Android is scanning / indexing the card. Would this still be the case if using a 128 GB USB stick instead? Are there any advantages of using USB sticks over MicroSD cards?
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I found that a good quality stick works better. I use Scandisk Extreme Pro usb 3.1 (64gig)
Of course it won't read at the 3.1 level but it does seem to respond pretty fast. I have given up on the micro cards altogether... I find them just too slow.
I carried out a little experiment. I inserted my 128 GB MicroSD card into a USB reader thingy. After Android had scanned / indexed the card, booting up is noticeably quicker. So, USB is the way forward for performance. Obviously the MicroSD card itself isn't slowing it down, it's either the hardware / slot or the cache setting for MicroSD.