Is this card good ? Samsung 64GB microSD Card MB-MGCGB Pro Series for my Samsung Galaxy S 4 (GT-I9505)
http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/memory-storage/MB-MGCGB/AM
Hello
I need a new micro SDXC 64 GB Card because my Kingston micro SDXC 64 GB is DEAD.
Or advise me.
Sorry for my bad English and Thanks.
Some advises ?
I only buy Samsung flash memory, it`s the best other makes are less durable, and are more likely to fail, i would rather pay a little more for quality and reliability.
John.
Hello,
I have the same card but I use the 32 GB version. I benchmarked the Micro SD card and got stunning results.
I also never had problems with this card so you can buy it off from Amazon. I can only recommend using Samsung cards!
Go for it. I'm using 16gb samsung card and no problems so far.
Somebody have some experience with 64GB Version ?
it's more better than Kingston, SanDisk ( Global Leader in Flash Memory Storage Solutions ) or similar micro SDXC Cards.
Read the reviews on Amazon for the Samsung microsd 64gb , at least one S4 owner with no problems.
John.
64Gb card
I am using the Samsung 64Gb card (exFAT formatted).
No issue at all, very satisfied with the card.
One thing to decide: if you are going to use a custom ROM/Kernel/Recovery then make sure upfront if the kernel and recovery are supporting the exFAT filesystem. If not, you can reformat the card in FAT32 with a dedicated app (not from Windows).
I am using a custom ROM (BobCatRom V3.0) but with the stock kernel and Philz recovery.
Works like a charm with the 64GB exFAT card from Samsung
MicroSD Compatibility
Buy what you fancy but IMHO don't buy card with 300x/655x speed UHS-1 which can deliver upto 70mbps.
I had a chat with a samsung online rep. And according to her she said the best compatible card for the S4 is a Class 10 upto 64GB.
Anything above it is only placebo for the user
MisQo said:
Is this card good ? Samsung 64GB microSD Card MB-MGCGB Pro Series for my Samsung Galaxy S 4 (GT-I9505)
http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/memory-storage/MB-MGCGB/AM
Hello
I need a new micro SDXC 64 GB Card because my Kingston micro SDXC 64 GB is DEAD.
Or advise me.
Sorry for my bad English and Thanks.
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I have this card on my i9505. Works great, no problems. I could recommend it. Go for it.
Previously I had Sandisk 64GB C10 UHS-1 on S3. No problems as well, but it was slower than Samsung.
One advice: buy from reputable source (whichever manufacturer you choose), because there is a chance that you could save few bucks but end up with fake card (dead slow for random ops, or even fake capacity).
The fastest 64GB microSD on S4 @ 64GB SanDisk Extreme microSDXC UHS-I Card Review
Hello there. I would like this ask which class of micro sd class suits my note 3 (sm-n9005) the best as well as the brand?
I just purchased a 64gb sandisk class 10 ultra card off amazon.co.uk for £35 formatted as exfat and working very well not the fastest to copy movies on/off but does extremely well for the price.
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I am unable to find a 64 GB Samsung galaxy note 4. Do any know where I could find it?
There isn't one
The Galaxy Note 4 ships in 32GB only. you can purchase SD cards up to 126GB.
No need to, with 128gb microsd you'll got 160GB storage.
I saw a thread here about a 256GB card that ended up being a scam.
Several people in that thread posited that a 256GB and a 128GB card might work in a Note 3.
Anyone ever tried an SD card larger than 64GB in the Note 3?
I personally haven't tried any card more than 64 GB but this topic says they are compatible! If they are not don't blame me.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2472486
Yes. Without issue.
I've been using a 128GB Sandisk one for a few months now.
The only reason it says 64GB on the specifications is because the 128GB wasn't available at the time the Note 3 was released. It has nothing to do with incompatibility.
In fact, even my old S3 runs a 128GB Sandisk without issue.
ShadowLea said:
Yes. Without issue.
I've been using a 128GB Sandisk one for a few months now.
The only reason it says 64GB on the specifications is because the 128GB wasn't available at the time the Note 3 was released. It has nothing to do with incompatibility.
In fact, even my old S3 runs a 128GB Sandisk without issue.
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That so? Thanks! That's what I wanted, someone that actually was using one. Asked and answered.:good:
Is that possible to use 128GB UHS-I memory card on grand 2? anyone tried it? does it support our phone?
I'm planning to buy one. but i have to make sure it work.
I know 64GB is maximum, but its a dedicated slot, so 128GB should probably work.
I havent tried a 128 gig memory card yet, but I saw on a forum ( androidforums.com ) that 128 gig sandisk memory card can work on grand 2 (g7102 and g7105).