64 GB microSD, in case you were wondering ...

[B. Diddy]

Just got a 64 GB Transcend microSD (was an Amazon Gold Box deal, only $40!), and I can tell you in order for a card this size to work on the Razr Maxx, you need to make sure it is formatted as FAT32. It came formatted as exFAT, which the Maxx couldn't recognize. When I tried NTFS (which was the only other option my Windows 8 laptop gave), it still didn't work. When I let the Maxx format it, it came out FAT32.

 

[Golfdriver97]

Cool. Thanks for the heads up!!

 

[SkipToMyLew]

I just popped my 64GB card right into my Maxx and it was as uneventful as could be.

 

[B. Diddy]

I just popped my 64GB card right into my Maxx and it was as uneventful as could be.

Welcome to Android Central! Do you know what format the card is in?

 

[SkipToMyLew]

Welcome to Android Central! Do you know what format the card is in?

Thanks! I don't and never thought about it after accessing it when I inserted it.

 

[mrsmumbles]

I just tried a SanDisk 64 GB card in the Meenova to use with my Nexus 5 and ran into the same problem. Unfortunately, no working computer, and I can't format it in the phone.

It was a Black Friday special, only $35. or so.

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[mrsmumbles]

Has anyone else noticed that Nexus Media Importer seems to be missing from the play store? It's missing from my play store apps list, too. (It may have had an over billing bug last week or the week before.)

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[SkipToMyLew]

Welcome to Android Central! Do you know what format the card is in?

It's FAT32 and apparently its only a 32GB drive. #suchadope lol

 

[B. Diddy]

It's FAT32 and apparently its only a 32GB drive. #suchadope lol

D'oh!