Is this overkill?? (128GB SD card) Now even cheaper!

[UJ95x]

Re: Is this overkill??

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
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HD video, not 4K. Thanks

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[anon8126715]

Re: Is this overkill??

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]

Re: Is this overkill??

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

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[zedorda]

Re: Is this overkill??

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]

Re: Is this overkill??

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?

 

[clevin]

Re: Is this overkill??

I felt like Sandisk's product, in chasing of fastest speed, tend to overheat more than others. This is damaging to the phone and card itself.

 

[zedorda]

Re: Is this overkill??

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?

Never really worried about because I got the card for free at some business expo where they were being handed out at the door.

 

[Yell0w]

Re: Is this overkill??

Does anyone know if the S3 can support this much space?

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[UJ95x]

Re: Is this overkill??

Does anyone know if the S3 can support this much space?

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It should

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[beh]

Re: Is this overkill??

From what I have read the only Samsung phone capable of fully utilizing a 128GB microSD card currently is the Galaxy S5. But then again your mileage could vary.

UPDATE: I just found this article which lists a whole lot of phones that should be able to utilize the 128GB microSD card.
>>http://phandroid.com/2014/02/27/phones-that-work-with-sandisk-128gb-microsdxc-card/<<

 

[RMXO]

Re: Is this overkill??

You never know until you try plus there is no such thing as overkill in the world of geekdom.

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[UJ95x]

Re: Is this overkill??

From what I have read the only Samsung phone capable of fully utilizing a 128GB microSD card currently is the Galaxy S5. But then again your mileage could vary.

UPDATE: I just found this article which lists a whole lot of phones that should be able to utilize the 128GB microSD card.
>>http://phandroid.com/2014/02/27/phones-that-work-with-sandisk-128gb-microsdxc-card/<<

Yeah, other phones "only supported up to 64" because that was the limit of SD cards until SanDisk released their new 128GB cards

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[shanghaichica]

Re: Is this overkill??

Excited to here that the 128GB card will be compatible with the note 3. I need as much storage as I can get!

Posted from my galaxy note 3

 

[anon8126715]

Re: Is this overkill??

Excited to here that the 128GB card will be compatible with the note 3. I need as much storage as I can get!

Posted from my galaxy note 3

As much as I hate being an early adopter, I figure since Amazon is selling it at such a good price, I'll go ahead and jump on it. I may go ahead and put it on Ebay after I take delivery of it though....

 

[anon8126715]

Re: Is this overkill??

Well that package lasted intact all of 20 minutes. Threw the thing in with reckless abandonment. Thus far I have 6 movies, 4 HD and a few low quality. I'm still debating on whether or not to shove my 15 GB of music into the device as the last time I had music stored on my Sandisk, it failed on me. Haven't tried using USB 3.0 yet to write to the device as I use my device for a mobile hotspot and LOATHE that I have to have the device in Airplane mode to use 3.0.....What kind of jacked up silly nonsense is that anyways?

 

[anon8126715]

Re: Is this overkill??

Now it's down to $100 at B&H SanDisk 128GB microSDXC Memory Card Ultra Class SDSDQUI-128G-A46