[anon8126715]

I told myself I wouldn't buy another Sandisk, but I wanted to out-geek some of my geeky friends.....

World's highest capacity card for Android tablets and smartphones
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Amazon.com: SanDisk Ultra microSDXC UHS-I Card with Adapter (SDSDQUA-128G-G46A): Computers & Accessories

[phillyphill]

I think so, i don't think the phone will be able to read it.

[UJ95x]

I think so, i don't think the phone will be able to read it.

Note 3 doesn't support it. The S5 does

Sent from my Galaxy S4 running SlimKat 4.4.2

[anon8126715]

Note 3 doesn't support it. The S5 does

Sent from my Galaxy S4 running SlimKat 4.4.2

I'm wondering if the Kit Kat update will fix that. I'm also in the market for a new tablet, so if I don't get to use this on my Note 3, then I'm sure I'll find something to use it with.

[mavrrick]

The note 3 will probably be able to read it fine. They also said my old now one wouldn't support the 64GB one and it did fine.

Once you get to the Note 3 and S4 they are designed with sdxc in mind. That is the standard to be concerned about. Now will it be over kill really depends on your use case. For most it probably would be.

Posted via Android Central App on my Note 3

[anon8126715]

The note 3 will probably be able to read it fine. They also said my old now one wouldn't support the 64GB one and it did fine.

Once you get to the Note 3 and S4 they are designed with sdxc in mind. That is the standard to be concerned about. Now will it be over kill really depends on your use case. For most it probably would be.

Posted via Android Central App on my Note 3

I figure it would be nice for shooting in 4K, of course then I'll probably need a 4K TV, and then I'll probably need a nicer place to put that 4K TV, sigh then I'll need to find me a better paying job.........ugh maybe I don't need 128GB......

[mavrrick]

Good and bad.

Good
Shooting 4k is actually a ok idea because better source material means better video after editing.

Bad
The Note 3 can only record in short clips so that may end up being a pain.

My impression on having a large card like this was always for large media content you want to take with you. My example would be if you had a video that was 1080p and encoded at a bitrate of like 10mbps. That would be a fairly large file. In the realm of 10-15GB. It wouldn't take many of those to fill up even a 128GB card.

[UJ95x]

Good and bad.

Good
Shooting 4k is actually a ok idea because better source material means better video after editing.

Bad
The Note 3 can only record in short clips so that may end up being a pain.

My impression on having a large card like this was always for large media content you want to take with you. My example would be if you had a video that was 1080p and encoded at a bitrate of like 10mbps. That would be a fairly large file. In the realm of 10-15GB. It wouldn't take many of those to fill up even a 128GB card.

24 hours is what they're claiming

Sent from my Galaxy S4 running SlimKat 4.4.2

[beh]

I told myself I wouldn't buy another Sandisk, but I wanted to out-geek some of my geeky friends.....

Absolutely necessary if your phone can read it. Remember the Golden Rule of Geekness, you can never have enough RAM or ROM. LOL



Amazon.com: SanDisk Ultra microSDXC UHS-I Card with Adapter (SDSDQUA-128G-G46A): Computers & Accessories

[mavrrick]

24 hours is what they're claiming

All based on resolution and bitrate though.

I did a quick test with my Note 3 and a 2min 43 second video was .91GB. This was recorded in 4k mode. After doing some math that translates to just under 3 hours on my 64GB sandisk ultra card. This can really depend on the content to.

Being someone that has worked allot with content at home, it drives me crazy when companies make comments like that..

[UJ95x]

All based on resolution and bitrate though.

I did a quick test with my Note 3 and a 2min 43 second video was .91GB. This was recorded in 4k mode. After doing some math that translates to just under 3 hours on my 64GB sandisk ultra card. This can really depend on the content to.

Being someone that has worked allot with content at home, it drives me crazy when companies make comments like that..

Looks good for advertising...

Sent from my Galaxy S4 running SlimKat 4.4.2

[Fairclough]

It depends how much music you have :P

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[rivencap]

I love it! I want it! Is it overkill, probably. Will the Note 3 read it, probably. But the bad I've incountered, the photo machines at Walmart or Walgreens won't recognize anything over 16gb. Not a big deal, but I have to either 1. Order prints from home.
2. Put them on a thumb drive.
Possibility that other third party machines won't read it either. Again, not the end of the world. But in our fast technology world we want it now. Lol

Palm Treo line > BlackBerry line > Samsung Galaxy S line > NOW the awesome & powerful Samsung Galaxy Note 3! 😆📱😆

[anon8126715]

It depends how much music you have :P

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I've already come close to maxing out my 32GB with just a couple of 720p movies and I'm not sure if it's the card or the phone (secretly hoping it's the card), but from time to time I get some artifacts on the video.

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[anon8126715]

I love it! I want it! Is it overkill, probably. Will the Note 3 read it, probably. But the bad I've incountered, the photo machines at Walmart or Walgreens won't recognize anything over 16gb. Not a big deal, but I have to either 1. Order prints from home.
2. Put them on a thumb drive.
Possibility that other third party machines won't read it either. Again, not the end of the world. But in our fast technology world we want it now. Lol

Palm Treo line > BlackBerry line > Samsung Galaxy S line > NOW the awesome & powerful Samsung Galaxy Note 3! 😆📱😆

My local sams club has a way to print via Bluetooth connection. It's rather slick.

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[rivencap]

My local sams club has a way to print via Bluetooth connection. It's rather slick.

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Very cool. I feel that's the way to go. Bluetooth...

Palm Treo line > BlackBerry line > Samsung Galaxy S line > NOW the awesome & powerful Samsung Galaxy Note 3! 😆📱😆

[anon8126715]

Very cool. I feel that's the way to go. Bluetooth...

Palm Treo line > BlackBerry line > Samsung Galaxy S line > NOW the awesome & powerful Samsung Galaxy Note 3!

Initially you think it would be like a car rental, where your bluetooth information stays and thus is out there for everyone else that rents that car, but the kiosk seems secure enough, and once you remove the kiosk from your phone, you shouldn't have any issues.

[dpham00]

24 hours is what they're claiming

Sent from my Galaxy S4 running SlimKat 4.4.2

Are they claiming 24 hours of 4k video? I thought that the claim was 24 hours of hd video, which is certainly possible at hd or even fHD.

dpham00, Android Central Moderator
Sent from my Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 3 via Tapatalk Pro

[mavrrick]

Are they claiming 24 hours of 4k video? I thought that the claim was 24 hours of hd video, which is certainly possible at hd or even fHD.

That is actually more reasonable then I originally thought. A bit rate of 12mbps would put it right at 24 hours give or take a little bit. Most of my home recordings for 1080i video is around 13 so isn't bad, and even longer with VBR encoding.That still only translates to 11-12 movies give or take based on how close they are to 2 hours each.

Probably great for kids video's because animation compresses great. It is probably possible to get 20-30 kids shows on one of those bad boys..

[zedorda]

I have had this card for a few months now and still haven't found a mobile device that can read it.

Newegg.com - ADATA Premier 16GB microSDHC UHS-I CLASS 10 Flash Card

[UJ95x]

Are they claiming 24 hours of 4k video? I thought that the claim was 24 hours of hd video, which is certainly possible at hd or even fHD.

dpham00, Android Central Moderator
Sent from my Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 3 via Tapatalk Pro

HD video, not 4K. Thanks

Sent from my Galaxy S4 running SlimKat 4.4.2

[anon8126715]

I have had this card for a few months now and still haven't found a mobile device that can read it.

Newegg.com - ADATA Premier 16GB microSDHC UHS-I CLASS 10 Flash Card

Are you using the phone to format it? If not, have you tried sticking it in a computer and formatting it with a different file structure?

[dpham00]

There's no minutes to be used if it's night or the weekend

Then hd video for 24 hours is pretty reasonable with current compression standards

dpham00, Android Central Moderator
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[zedorda]

Are you using the phone to format it? If not, have you tried sticking it in a computer and formatting it with a different file structure?

I have tried HP's special flash memory format tool, Clockwork recovery, TWRP, even the stock recoveries from the LG G-Pad 8.3, Galaxy Nexus, Nexus7 original with FAT, FAT32, exFAT, NTFS, ext2,3,4 nothing has worked. The best I get is my TF-101 will just continuous remount and dismount it. Everything else just pops up for a second that I have inserted an SD card but then it drops and nothing.

Has worked in cameras, PCs, MACs, and laptops. It is also much faster than the advertisements stated which is a first for me and SD cards. Reads of 40MB/s & Writes of 18MB/s are avg

[anon8126715]

I have tried HP's special flash memory format tool, Clockwork recovery, TWRP, even the stock recoveries from the LG G-Pad 8.3, Galaxy Nexus, Nexus7 original with FAT, FAT32, exFAT, NTFS, ext2,3,4 nothing has worked. The best I get is my TF-101 will just continuous remount and dismount it. Everything else just pops up for a second that I have inserted an SD card but then it drops and nothing.

Has worked in cameras, PCs, MACs, and laptops. It is also much faster than the advertisements stated which is a first for me and SD cards. Reads of 40MB/s & Writes of 18MB/s are avg

I have a couple of AData devices and they are solid performers for me. I've even had one that I left in my pants pocket during a wash day and it still runs. Have you reached out to Adata directly?